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I guess it depends on what you consider good enough. I use my gaming PC to emulate and because it lets me use more accurate emulators and allows me to configure

by parski 10y ago

I guess it depends on what you consider good enough. I use my gaming PC to emulate and because it lets me use more accurate emulators and allows me to configure them to my liking. Output the video to a CRT video monitor and it's a fantastic authentic experience with liberties I could only dream of as a child. Heck, I don't even get the frame drops that are present on original hardware.

bitwize 10y ago
Heck, I don't even get the frame drops that are present on original hardware. I hate that. It makes everything look too smooth and artificial. Frame drops are essential to the retro gaming experience. Try comparing the original release of Shadow of the Colossus with its HD remake. It just isn't the same without the frame drops, rendering jank, and texture and geometry pop-in. The same goes for any modern "8 bit" "retro game" that doesn't start flickering or dropping sprites when the sprites-per-scanline limit is exceeded.