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Message: [QUOTE="Sumea, post: 59957, member: 569"] For me, these days, the hardware near your screen or even your screen does not matter as long as the input latency is not hindering your play, and I have emulated retro games on screen that has very perceivable input lag if you use a mouse with it (A large 1080p TV from decade back now). But the controllers make big difference so I have few options for most systems. Main ones are older Sega Ones, and make me hate it most because universal mapping for something like retroarch is a pain. I have both 8bitdo modded bluetooth enabled Sega Mega Drive 6 button pad and a Saturn controller that is wired USB, compatible with Switch, PS3 and PC so plenty for me. Having the 3 or 6 button layout makes many games on these systems just feel way more right than anything attempted mapping wise for basic playstation or xbox like controller, but also the mapping you make for these controllers is wild for a basic controller too. I also have other 8bitdo or such solutions for a SNES, Famicom/NES like pad, healthy arrangement of dualshocks a 8bitdo bluetooth adapter and some arcade sticks and you can make old games feel right at home. The actual hardware with emulation quality I have been experiencing is not that important. I do agree with daratmp about general cut off where modded consoles would come to play. Switch emulation is not all that even if impressive, same for Vita when I have original and very cräcked hardware, PS2 gamecube Wii Wii U and PS3 DS 3DS and rest of the works. Dreamcast emulation now seems very mature as does PS1 so I am not getting a Dreamcast and sometimes retroarch a PS1 game instead of PS3 or PS2 but a lot of times just using original hardware is less hassle than emulating for DS, Wii and Wii U. [/QUOTE]

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