So right now I’m thinking about getting a handheld to play retro games that support retroarch netplay. Just curious did any of these handhelds that got released have good compatibility with Dreamcast or Sega Saturn. If not that’s okay don’t know how often I would play those systems but if they work great that’s a plus. My main thing I want to know because I’m not too sure about the older versions of these retro handhelds if I locate one would it be cheaper than $60 and still have netplay. My main thing is netplay but if the newer models have better emulator support I might still consider them. I already have a switch but I just want something a bit more portable.
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some of the best selling games on the switch are wii u ports (that are priced way too high+1
like come on 60 for a game thats a decade old??) -
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$60 for a game that's a decade old might be unheard of on PC but actually is not uncommon on consoles+1 -
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The Real Jdbye:
especially Nintendo because they only ever lower the price of games when they do a greatest hits/platinum hits/players choice re-release
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The Real Jdbye:
but they don't seem to have done any of those for the switch yet and maybe never will
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Xdqwerty:
@The Real Jdbye, tbh the HD collections are more justified since they include more than just 1 game per copy
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Xdqwerty:
@SylverReZ I read that non-binary people identify as a blend of male and female. The point is i think i'm a blend of those and thus non binary
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@Xdqwerty, Non-binary people are those who don't identify themselves exclusively as male or female. -
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Xdqwerty:
@SylverReZ, and thus that would make me non binary since i feel like a blend of both male and female
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