>>12001285
I don't.
Actually i have been emulating for so long that old emulators like zsnes, nestopia, genecyst etc are nostalgic by themselves.
I literally have nostalgia or the way zsnes got the audio pitch wrong, its like if every snes song had an "zsnes edition".

>>719762709
That's nice and dandy, but it's not as soul as ZSNES.
I have nostalgia for the way it played music at a wrong pitch for quite a while.

There's this thing called emulators, they're free and most of em can run every single commercial game without any issues, specially for things under the PS1.
You can play systems that are incredibly expensive and rare like the X68000, you can have a collection of 100 arcades without having a mansion, you can turn off sprite limits per scanline, you can overclock CPUs to get rid of slowdowns...
It is pretty good and you can use screen filters to simulate CRTs and all that.
Of course, that's for playing games.
If you want to develop games for consoles or old computers, you will need something 100% precise, as in the actual real consoles.
Anything else won't be precise enough and take in account weird shit that happens in the real hardware that are not known, or things that can't be emulated like the analog part of the system, or weird bus conflicts, or things like different clock crystals like the snes, that has literally two different systems plugged in by a network.