Hi, I'm in the process of selling my ipad air to raise funds for a handheld. My problem is I'm really not up on which handheld system is the better one right now.. PSP,vita,2ds,3ds..or another that I don't know? I want the one that has the most (or the best) RPGs. Also if it can emulate older systems (to play classic RPGs) then that's even better!
Few years ago I would have said a modded PSP don't think you can even get them anymore, While the Vita can play PSP/PS1 games it doesn't have the same emulation abilities (nobodys hacked it) so can't do Snes/Gameboy etc. I suppose it comes down to what RPGS you like whether they are old school Snes ones, PS1 ones, or others I'm thinking you might be better off with an Android device and emulators although things like Project shield are very pricey. Don't really know enough about the Nintendo handhelds to really comment on them I do have a Vita and like it however.
Thanks for that, actually browsing tonight I've found something called a Dingoo A320 which is pretty cheap but runs emulators such as Gba,gbc,Snes etc. Which should be ideal for playing classic RPGs.
The dingoo and gp2x were great devices. Over the years I've had many. From a game and watch to a gameboy to a pocket PC The best handheld for me by far over the years is simply my iPod touch or iPhone Emulators, tons of games. Old and new RPGs like Aralon or 9th Dawn. Ports of great games, homages etc I wouldn't got back to my old Dingoo or Gp2X at all
You're right but I really want something with physical buttons, I'm personally finding the touch screen on my ipad pretty poor when used as an old time d-pad
I'd like to chime in, but RPGs I am not that savvy about. However I am really enjoying the RPG Rainbow Moon on my Vita and love the Vita in general.
I typically use the Vita for the remote play feature with the PS4, it's flawless and wife proof. While remote play was my initial motivator I've been pleasently surprised with the game quality. If anyone has experienced the PS3 remote play, it is nothing like that. That really only came across as a proof of concept, it's now everything it should've always been.
