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Message: [QUOTE="DragonMals, post: 47155, member: 140055"] Emulation Versus OG hardware.... This is definitely a mixed bag. Throughout my whole life, I would sought to use emulation when my family decided to stop using our systems due to the sake of preserving them in the best quality possible, and when it comes to it, it really depends. Some systems have near 100% accurate emulation, but for consoles past the 7th generation like the Xbox One, PS4, and such (except for the Switch cause y'know), they still have a bunch of catching up to do for the best possible experience. And it's not to mention emulation on other consoles. That's where all of the compabillity comes to the type of console you're emulating. Now with that, I'm only familiar with (3)DS, Wii, and Android emulation and I would say for Android that it's pretty standard to what PCs can handle, but with a little bit of a downside due to them still not being as powerful as Windows, Linux, and whatnot. While Android is a heavily modified Linux to theoretically whatever Linux has can also be done on android, their architectures iirc are very different from each other, so compatibbilty still has to be adjusted for the former rather than copy and pasting what the latter offers. DS cannot handle SNES and GBA games aswell (if we talk about GBA emulation on an NDS flashcart, NOT the GBA slot which is GBA parts into a DS), and Wii I think can't handle DS, but due to the strong Virtual Console, it can handle a plentiful amount of stuff. It can even handle GameCube stuff if we don't talk about the native gamecube support either (Nintendont) [/QUOTE]

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