You speak about needs, the question is about what you miss. It is about nostalgia, about time-travel...
Emulation is good for just running software. But it has nothing to do with old sofware running on an old blowing PC, with a CRT monitor - sometimes green or orange -, with a clicky and heavy keyboard...
It is a complete experience that emulation misses.
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You speak about needs, the question is about what you miss. It is about nostalgia, about time-travel...
Emulation is good for just running software. But it has nothing to do with old sofware running on an old blowing PC, with a CRT monitor - sometimes green or orange -, with a clicky and heavy keyboard...
It is a complete experience that emulation misses.
Try playing an original Star Wars arcade game or a Vectrex system; that's something you cannot really reproduce with an emulator at all.