> So no, correctness does not always come first, especially if you value other things like user experience. I think you're using a different definition of "cor

> So no, correctness does not always come first, especially if you value other things like user experience. I think you're using a different definition of "correctness" than most other people in this thread. Which is understandable, a lot of folks are using different senses of it. What matters is not, "Does this perfectly and unobservably play hardware" in the definition of correctness for an emulator. What matters is, "Can this emulate the cart I want to play right now with a good experience?" and perhaps, "Will this allow a malware maker to own my entire computer if they run a cleverly crafted fake cart file?"