Emulation or Original Hardware - Does it Even Matter?

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tunnotron3000

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Published on May 28, 2024 4:00:25 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPdqUctis6A

Game:

Klonoa: Empire of Dreams (2001)

Duration: 5:32

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Games in Order of Appearance:
Mick and Mack as the Global Gladiators - Mega Drive
Kirby's Dream Course - SNES
Sonic 3 - Mega Drive
Ristar - Mega Drive
Klonoa Empire of Dreams - GBA
Kirby's Adventure - NES
Do Re Mi Fantasy - SNES
Street Fighter Alpha 3 - Arcade
Wipeout XL - PS1
Assault Rigs - PS1
Snowboard Kids - N64
Thunder Force III - Mega Drive
Pokemon Yellow - Game Boy
Klonoa Door to Phantomile - PS1
Trouble Shooter Vintage - Mega Drive
Super Mario World - SNES
Parodius - Game Boy
Castlevania - NES
Resident Evil 2 - PS1
Plok - SNES
Aladdin - SNES

I'm not going to win any awards for covering new ground here, I know; but I'd like to share my take on the emulation vs. original hardware debate. As I only have 500 words, I wasn't able to even touch on the topic of whether modded original hardware (i.e. XStation, HDMI mods etc) still counts as original hardware. I also couldn't touch on FPGA emulation but, I don't have any experience with any FPGA-based consoles.

What do you think to the whole debate? Have you converted to or from the Church of Original Hardware?

Almost all footage captured via a modded PlayStation Classic; gave up in the end as it really didn't play nicely with my capture card!

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