He's been saying stupid shit for years, though. Famously the reason the GameCube controller has a giant A button was because Miyamoto thinks the best games only need one button (ignoring the fact that even the original Super Mario Bros. required two).
Shit like that is why I always want to slap Nintendo fans who say any other company or dev is arrogant.
They put a ton of effort into each release, especially the 3DS versions where they were rebuilding the games from scratch to be in 3D. Their release of Galaxy Force 2 in 3D is something really special.
I've seen Nintendofags elsewhere scream that this is a fake quote that's out of context, but the full context doesn't really make what Miyamoto said any less stupid.
I fucking hate Miyamoto.
Whatever he said was in Japanese and then translated to English, maybe there's some context missing there?
Sega's still pretty on the ball with it to be fair. The set they put out for Switch/Xbox/PS4 has a shitload of games and it's still pretty widely available and playable on modern consoles. The Switch version weirdly has a ton of input lag, though.
They took down most of their old games including that collection for no reason, the Switch version has audio issues, and Sonic Origins is buggy ass that needed tons of updates and mods just to be almost as good as the fan decomps of the mobile ports and Sonic 3 AIR, to the point where one of Origins’s main devs apologized on launch day for how bad it was since Sega didn’t give them time to fix the bugs.
Yeah, it sucks they delisted it, and I'm not about to defend that, but it's still pretty widely available as a physical release for peanuts.
now im imagining the switch 3 having just one big button on the controller.
It was delisted due to the usual SEGA suicidal stupidity. They didn't want to pay for a perpetual license on the emulator used for it.
That one is a bit weak for GC/PS2, you can’t really push the settings much.
I'm content running games at native resolution if need be, most games from that era don't look right upscaled to begin with.
Honestly, most PS2 games look amazing at higher resolutions.
If you’re thinking about getting one directly from Retroid, don’t. They just released the G2 which is the exact same thing but more powerful, for the same price. And in a couple months, they’re releasing the Pocket 6 which will be basically the same thing but even more powerful than that, for ten bucks more.
With any emulation handheld, you are only a couple of months from what you bought becoming obsolete, so it is really just down to getting what you think looks like what you want for the price you want to pay today and not sweating future developments.
I have the pocket mini and Gamecube looks and plays fantastic on it. Lightweight Wii U games like New Super Mario Bros. U also run well in Cemu. Wii runs well in Dolphin too. To get the best performance, you have to experiment with different turnip drivers and switch to high performance mode which will give you less battery life.
Retroid 5/Mini has no issues with doing 2x with most Gamecube games if you tinker with settings and drivers. PS2 varies by game, but I think that's because Gamecube emulation is much further along than PS2. Most PS2 games I have tried ran pretty well, but they were running barebones at 1x.
You'd be surprised. PS1 on Duckstation at 3x looks really good. Very clean looking. I bet PSP looks really nice at 2x or 3x on the 5, but it looks like shit on my mini because it's so tiny on the 4:3 screen.
That explains why goytendo has been trying so hard to suckle at the tit of hollyjew/kosher streaming business model of late. That image makes me more angry than you could possibly imagine. Trust no corporation.