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Portable emulation devices - give suggestions?
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That being said, it's always a good idea to make sure your information is accurate before posting.
I have this, and it even emulates PSP (With PPSSPP) nearly flawless. God Of War: Ghosts of Sparta is the only game that gives me slowdown that I've tested.That's nice. Anyway this does what you want, but if you want my personal opinion, nvidia shield portable would be better since it does have performance and quality.
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It's not the speed, Snes9x on the PSP is ported from 1.43, prior to 1.52 which implemented Blargg's S-SMP core, so the audio emulation isn't accurate, that's my only beef with Snes9x on the PSP.
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I realize that the PsP is probably the easiest option, but I am surprised no one even tried to suggest N3DS with CFW, and RetroArch.
Well cause is primiative and probably under developed compared to a 10 year old system. I dunno, i pick nvidia shield cause of performance and the ammount of usefulness in flexibility. Is designed for games, HIGH END Gaming, comapred to PC or CONSOLE games. Cause it can play pc games lol.
PSP is hands down the best portable system for emulation.
PSP just runs so much better compared to the 3DS.
The only thing the 3DS is good at emulating is GBA and on N3DS, SNES. Otherwise, it's pretty shitty at emulation.
PSP just runs so much better compared to the 3DS.
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It also has a support for tv plug and play.
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Kinda sucks at GBA... unless you're talking VC injection, and in that case it opens up a lot of old systems there too. Not trying to say it's better than a PsP specifically, just saying it offers some decent options.
Still injection is not the ideal way to run all roms, and there no support for sms or gg or SMD which the op did ask for
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Still injection is not the ideal way to run all roms, and there no support for sms or gg or SMD which the op did ask for
All fair points. Like I mentioned. I wasn't trying to say it was a better option. Just an option.
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I know.
I was trying to say the same thing about nvidia shied and gcw zero also
Yea, I actually would love a GCW Zero, as I love my Dingoo... that said, I'd want one with the button mod already done.
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Dingoo A320... older open source handheld. The GCW runs the same type of Linux. The GCW is based on the Dingoo.
What about the GP32? I heard a streets of rage remake fan game been ported to it, but i thought the gcw zero was better built specs in performance.
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I want SOMETHING that can run streets of rage remake. They said the gp32 can, and that the wii was supposed to but never got ported. EVEN RASBERRY PI RUNS IT NOW. Hope retro arch can run this.
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