Best emulation handheld?

[nasenhund]

Hi,

I really love to play the old games of my childhood on emulators.
At home I can use my modded XBox-One and PC.

But what I am looking for is the best way, to have those emulators on the go.
That is what I am using and my opinions:

Game Boy (Color): DS or PSP - Works fine on both
GBA: PSP - Works fine
NES: DS or PSP - Works fine on both
Master System: DS or PSP - I like the PSP's more. On DS the screen seems garbled
GENESIS: PSP - PSP but can't remember the quality (need to repair my PSP)
NEO GEO: DS or PSP - Works fine. Any better suggestions?
CPS1/CPS2: PSP - Works ok. Any better suggestions?
ScummVM: DS or PSP - I prefer the DS because of it's touchscreen
PSX: PSP - Works fine

SNES:
On the PSP it's ok, but far from perfect.
DS-Homebrew... No! (for me)
DSTWO - Seems not better than the emulators on the PSP(!?)
Any suggestions?

N64:
PSP... No! (for me)
Any suggestions?

I heard alot of the Dingoo, Canoo and the Wiz (maybe it is the same!?) but I don't know much about the quality of the emulators.
The Pandora seems to be the holy grale of portable emulators, but it's a bit expensive and it seems you have to wait a long time to get it.

What do you know about those open source handhelds? Which one is the best?
What is the best portable emulation handheld in your opinion?

I would like to hear your opinions

Greets!

 

[Urza]

iPod Touch, when/if the iControlPad is released.

 

[Sterling]

The Open Pandora is looking to have the most potential in a handheld emulator, being totally community driven. Of course it's only a matter of time before something comes and dethrones that too. I also hate emulating stuff on my iPod Touch. This is simply because it doesn't have dedicated buttons. I don't even think that iControlPad would save it.

 

[_Chaz_]

The Open Pandora is looking to have the most potential in a handheld emulator, being totally community driven. Of course it's only a matter of time before something comes and dethrones that too. I also hate emulating stuff on my iPod Touch. This is simply because it doesn't have dedicated buttons. I don't even think that iControlPad would save it.

Welcome to the 21st century, what are these buttons of which you speak?

 

[Sterling]

The Open Pandora is looking to have the most potential in a handheld emulator, being totally community driven. Of course it's only a matter of time before something comes and dethrones that too. I also hate emulating stuff on my iPod Touch. This is simply because it doesn't have dedicated buttons. I don't even think that iControlPad would save it.

Welcome to the 21st century, what are these buttons of which you speak?

Orly? I am pushing yours right nao.

 

[ThatDudeWithTheFood]

The Open Pandora is looking to have the most potential in a handheld emulator, being totally community driven. Of course it's only a matter of time before something comes and dethrones that too. I also hate emulating stuff on my iPod Touch. This is simply because it doesn't have dedicated buttons. I don't even think that iControlPad would save it.

Welcome to the 21st century, what are these buttons of which you speak?

These buttons he speaks of are important.

 

[_Chaz_]

The Open Pandora is looking to have the most potential in a handheld emulator, being totally community driven. Of course it's only a matter of time before something comes and dethrones that too. I also hate emulating stuff on my iPod Touch. This is simply because it doesn't have dedicated buttons. I don't even think that iControlPad would save it.

Welcome to the 21st century, what are these buttons of which you speak?

These buttons he speaks of are important.

Not to Apple.

 

[Depravo]

The Open Pandora is looking to have the most potential in a handheld emulator, being totally community driven. Of course it's only a matter of time before something comes and dethrones that too. I also hate emulating stuff on my iPod Touch. This is simply because it doesn't have dedicated buttons. I don't even think that iControlPad would save it.

Welcome to the 21st century, what are these buttons of which you speak?

These buttons he speaks of are important.

Not to Apple.

That's because Apple are NOT a gaming company.

 

[Urza]

I also hate emulating stuff on my iPod Touch. This is simply because it doesn't have dedicated buttons. I don't even think that iControlPad would save it.

>simply because it doesn't have buttons
>don't think buttons would save it

Cool logic bro.

 

[Sterling]

@Depravo: Exactly.

I also hate emulating stuff on my iPod Touch. This is simply because it doesn't have dedicated buttons. I don't even think that iControlPad would save it.

>simply because it doesn't have buttons
>don't think buttons would save it

Cool logic bro.

You must not know I have a second generation iPod Touch. Which couldn't emulate GBA to save it's planned obsolescence.

 

[Urza]

@Depravo: Exactly.

I also hate emulating stuff on my iPod Touch. This is simply because it doesn't have dedicated buttons. I don't even think that iControlPad would save it.

>simply because it doesn't have buttons
>don't think buttons would save it

Cool logic bro.

You must not know I have a second generation iPod Touch. Which couldn't emulate GBA to save it's planned obsolescence.

Then obviously your first statement is inaccurate.

 

[ThatDudeWithTheFood]

The Open Pandora is looking to have the most potential in a handheld emulator, being totally community driven. Of course it's only a matter of time before something comes and dethrones that too. I also hate emulating stuff on my iPod Touch. This is simply because it doesn't have dedicated buttons. I don't even think that iControlPad would save it.

Welcome to the 21st century, what are these buttons of which you speak?

These buttons he speaks of are important.

Not to Apple.

I meant when emulating.

 

[Sterling]

I also hate emulating stuff on my iPod Touch. This is simply because it doesn't have dedicated buttons. I don't even think that iControlPad would save it.

No, I stick by my statement. It's just vague enough to prove I was talking about my iPod Touch, and not the brand in general.

 

[Cortador]

I have an iphone 4 and imho, playing emulated games on the Psp is a lot better than on the Iphone.

 

[GreatCrippler]

Anyone played with a GP2X? (Wiz, Canoo, whatever.) Seems to have potential, but I am not sure how good they actually are.

 

[Urza]

I also hate emulating stuff on my iPod Touch. This is simply because it doesn't have dedicated buttons. I don't even think that iControlPad would save it.

No, I stick by my statement. It's just vague enough to prove I was talking about my iPod Touch, and not the brand in general.

You said that it didn't work because it didn't have buttons.

Then you said that buttons wouldn't be enough.

Obviously one of these statements is false.

 

[GreatCrippler]

Wonderful that you guys feel like bickering. Feel like sticking to the topic at hand?

 

[Sterling]

Wonderful that you guys feel like bickering. Feel like sticking to the topic at hand?

The topic at hand is the potential of emulation handhelds. If anything the bickering will tell the OP that the iPod Touch is a sub-par emulation handheld.

I really don't see where you're going with this Urza. I stated in a vague and pointed reply that MY iPod Touch isn't suited for emulation without buttons. I even went on to say that I don't think that buttons would save it either. What the underlying reason is, doesn't matter. The point is that none of my statements are inaccurate or false. You of all people (who actually knows his way around an Apple product) should be able to draw the proper conclusion instead of picking a fight over how accurate my statement was. Please, lay off.

 

[GreatCrippler]

So, GP2X, or Dingoo.(With Dingux) Anyone played with these extensively?

 

[Apk07]

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