/vr/ - Retro Games

>>10881909
widescreen and the sharp filter isn't game specific, but there are analog stick "cheatcode" patches that are game specific. All three combined is pretty great for some DS games with weird touch controls(mario 64 ds, the starfox game, the LoZ games)

Widescreen only works on polygon based games, 2d sprites will get stretched and look bad

>>10791232
Sir, I like to play ps2 games, let's talk about that? Thanks bro

>>10771154
NTA, but it's not that society would collapse, it's just that you would have a meltdown waiting 10 extra minutes for your mommy to get you tendies and honey musty

In that way, even a McWageCuck is doing society a service more than a neet.

Can't you just work a couple days a week so your parents don't want to kill themselves?

>>10751210
I'm curious as to why none of these use the 3DS style analog slider. I've seen a few with psp analog sliders, but none with the big rubbery one from the 3ds

It would make something like that much more pocketable

>>10707406
Get a load of Lao Tzu over here

>>10425124
At least we got the arm pit. someone should combine the two sprites

>>10419948
I don't think the 3ds/2ds/ds/dsi family is a very good emulation device in general. Pretty much only due to their screens being low resolution.

A person coming into the handheld space could take that advice and start with a 2ds if they were using their old handheld they dug out of their closet, but if they're coming back into handhelds and don't have a device, they'll probably expect something a little better than the 2ds in terms of screen quality.

I think to answer the user's question, a RGB30 would be best, it's $85, plays everything up to and including PS1, and it's screen has a pixel density close to a modern smart phone so it will look nice.

The other systems emulation on 3DS/DS as a nice bonus. The DSi/DSi XL usefulness lies in them being the best way to play DS games at native resolution.

>>4649869
Am I reading this wrong or are you shitting on MBM

>mfw genesis emulation is good on pretty much anything