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What emulated games hold up in 2025?
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the Metal Gear Solid games on the PS1 and PS2 are still wonderful games. The controls may be a bit clunky, coming from modern games, but you get used to it after a while. (There's some things you will have to look up on the internet in MGS1 because they require information from the CD case lol)
I always liked the Megaman X games on the SNES as well.
What about the pressure sensitive buttons from PS2? Those MGS games really needed that feature.
Some emulators should let you assign a button as the pressure modifier, so on the Deck I guess you could assign one of the rear buttons to it and hold that button at the same time as any pressure sensitive input.