/vr/ - Retro Games

>>10512807
This.

It's a shame, but collecting retro consoles and cartridges/disks is just way too expensive now for it to be truly worth it, unless you've already started years ago, or if you really want it badly, but nowadays I just emulate with RetroArch on my big OLED TV using accurate CRT filters and also controllers that feel like the real thing, it's accurate enough, and way cheaper, so I love it.

I have an 8BitDo M30 for my SEGA needs and a DualShock 4 for my Sony ones, now all I need is something more SNES like for Nintendo, and a controller with asymmetrical analog sticks too.

>>10497235
I own one and thankfully haven't had problems that stopped me from finishing playthroughs or anything... but there are times the lag is quite an issue, and noticeable... I still think it's worth it if you can find a good deal on it like I did though.

It's here! I was lucky enough to have it arrive just a few hours ago, when there was a chance it'd be here only in a couple of days. I read the manual it came with and immediately connected it to start playing with RetroArch. I have to say, so far it's a superb controller, a little smaller than I would've liked, but still comfortable, and while it can be a bit awkward to bind keys on RetroArch, due to its UI taking in consideration only traditional layouts with a diamond instead of the 6-Button layout, it still clicked soon enough, now I've setup all cores to have the controls I want, and it's lovely so far.

I haven't had any issues with input lag so far, it's quite responsive, and man... I really missed using a 6-Button layout like this, and the SEGA D-Pad I used to love so much, with easy diagonals, to me this just feels like... home. My only complaints are the size, and mapping keys on RetroArch so far.