Thousands of Games vs Physical Collections... Who will win??

Dan and Adrian have a very civilised discussion of the pros and cons of two common approaches to handheld retro gaming. One approach being a general purpose emulator and the other being a series of devices known as the Evercade. Evercades take game cartridges that come in nice boxes for collectors to put on their shelves.

[@fangirl988]

There’s 8 hidden games now

[@miltiadiskoutsokeras9189]

Note: both are software emulation solutions.

[@rugvedrana346]

Sir, I've got this question, I'm a beginner in the field of computer science, so my question is how do we match the visual characters with the gaming logic and it's commands, and what should I learn in order to become one to design a graphic games of my own

[@jaycee1980]

Probably the best advice nowadays is to learn an engine like Unity or GameMaker.

[@bpcgos]

Emulation still my favourite, the fact thay my daily android phone could be any console of mu childhood (and earlier) just to tempted not to try

[@CMDRDeLorean]

Is that game NNNNNN a constipation simulator? (Sorry, not sorry)