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Most people can't legally acquire the games to play on a PC emulator. This provides a large number of games for a reasonable price, a plug-and-play experience o
by djur 4y ago
Most people can't legally acquire the games to play on a PC emulator. This provides a large number of games for a reasonable price, a plug-and-play experience on an actual TV, and a controller.
(Also, these devices can usually be hacked to play your own ROMs.)
- rjh29 4y agoSega have been publishing Mega Drive collections for PC/PS4/Xbox for years though, and it costs like £20. The controller is possibly worth it though.
- Aissen 4y agoYes, but if you compare the collections, every one of those have a different set of games: whether the Steam version, the PS3/360 version, the PS4/Switch/xone version, and the two "official" Minis (there were licensed, unofficial "bad" ones before) also have per-region/language differences. I'd be curious to see a Venn diagram now.