My current emulation setup is built on an raspberry pi 4 running retropie, and using the wired 8bitdo controllers that look like SNES controllers with analog st

My current emulation setup is built on an raspberry pi 4 running retropie, and using the wired 8bitdo controllers that look like SNES controllers with analog sticks and l1 l2, r1 r2 buttons. It can handle systems up to Dreamcast well, and I even put it in a nice retroflag case that looks like a NES. The case is really nice actually, it bulks up the system and adds a sata breakout to insert a 2.5" disk in the cartridge slot. So while this looks interesting I think I'll stick with retropie for now. I'd be quick to upgrade to something that supports newer consoles like the xbox and ps2. AFAIK right now that would require essentially a gaming PC attached to the TV though.