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I guess input lag matters for these games although I doubt I could detect a little bit of input lag. I mostly play Super Street Fighter 2 (Mortal Kombat, etc), Mario Kart, Super Ghouls and Ghost (Donkey Kong Country, Mega Man, Mario), Super Bomberman, Super Metroid, Zelda.
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I want a sufficiently low amount of input lag so that I won't throw the gamepad at my TV out of rage. But I can settle for something decent even if it's not 100% accurate. I don't like games that sound too off compared to the original (like some cheap SNES clone apparently do). I want decent audio (apparently we can even have improved audio using modified ROMs on emulators). I would like to have the best (least blurry) image, but I am not necessarily a nostalgic of pixelated graphics, scanlines or anything like that. So now that I'm lost deep in the rabbit hole, could anyone give me some guidance about what option would make the most sense?
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I like how I can control most things on my HDTV with the iBuffalo SNES controller, though The fact that I don't need a keyboard and a mouse (like I would if I was using bsnes on a PC attached to my TV) is also a plus to me. RetroArch has so many options that I must admit it is intimidating. Is it the settings of the emulator? Is the hardware of my TV not good enough (it's a low end 50'' Sharp model from 2019)? I tried with a different core (beetle bsnes) but then launching any game would crash the emulator.
With default settings (bsnes core) I get terrible performance (unplayable). Using RetroArch I can access USB and SDcards so I can actually use the emulator.
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However, both using Snes9x EX+ and SuperRetro16 I cannot access the games stored on either my NAS, a USB dongle or an SD card (I can only access internal memory and don't know how to transfer games there, yet).
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Since my TV is an android TV, I installed several SNES emulators for android on it. I don't know if I should settle for this strategy and thus attach a PC to my 4K TV and play SNES games from bsnes It turned out relatively OK but I didn't play much more than a few minutes of SSF2 yet, for testing purposes. I installed bsnes on my iMac and tried playing a few games (without tinkering with the settings of the emulator, yet). I have a couple decent "SNES-like" USB controllers (iBuffalo) that I purchased years ago "just in case".
I wonder how good of an experience the super nt (or alternatives) would be compared to A). Analogue told me they are currently manufacturing more units. I signed up to be notified when they are back in stock, though.
Of course I arrive too late and all super nt units are sold out. Hyperkin clones look nice but reviews on YouTube turned me off. The Analogue super nt seems like it is the best deal according to everyone on YouTube. Oh, and no way to contact them apparently. I started looking at the store on and there are many options and little info about what device would make sense in my situation. And I could potentially use it with other consoles if I ever need to. Maybe this is going to give me a better image (won't it?). I then considered I could spend the extra money and go for a "real" upscaler. I then thought I should purchase a high-end adapter that would also act as a 2X (240p->480P) upscaler (like the RAD2X from RetroTINK, not sold on their website though!?!) but since it's relatively expensive -> I was thinking I should buy an adapter (SCART to HDMI?) but experts in retro gaming seems to indicate that this would lead to poor image quality and input lag. Most of my SNES cartridges are US but/and I have a cartridge adapter allowing me to play US cartridges on the PAL SNES and vice-versa. I was told SCART provides a "better" signal but I cannot test that since, as I just mentioned, my TV lacks SCART input. However, my TV only accepts RCA (composite), YPbPr (component) or HDMI. I have both a SNES to RCA (composite) cable and a SNES to SCART cable. I have both the US SNES (NTSC) and the European Super Nintendo (PAL). I recently dug up my old SNESes and now I am faced with the noob retro gamer dilemma.Ī) Should I try to use my original hardware and adapters/upscalers to connect it to my HDTV?ī) Should I use my original SNES cartridges on a modern SNES clone (like the Analogue super nt, maybe)?Ĭ) Should I use an emulator (like bsnes?) and call it a day?
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