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Message: [QUOTE="aquova, post: 535233, member: 619821"] I think some of these are mutually exclusive unfortunately. If you have analog triggers, you'll have stacked shoulder buttons, so that's not a problem, but those systems tend to be not only larger, but a higher premium. Those higher end devices never do a 4:3 version, so you might have to give up on that and be happy with some black borders. As for the best devices, I searched for many years and I can safely say the Steam Deck is by far the best. It's completely unlocked, powerful, and can play whatever emulators work on desktop. Your other options are either some of the emulation-specific devices like the Ayn Thor, which is a good choice, or going with a hacked version of an older console like a 3DS or Vita. I personally adore my Vita, and think they're a great choice, but you won't be able to emulate PS2 or Gamecube on it. [/QUOTE]

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