PS2 or GameCube: Which retro console emulates better?

Comments

1. Wraith Sable: who cares which emulates better? this is why i'll stick to playing the good games on my original consoles
2. Zero Drift: i've seen better comparisons but what's the real issue here is that we're still talking about emulating consoles from 20 years ago instead of pushing for original content creation
3. Sana: mario doesn't count, which one's netcode still holds up in online play?
4. Dane: never been too invested in this scene, but my friend's been trying to get me into GameCube emulation and it sounds way more hassle-free than PS2
5. Lucaswex: i've been messing with these emulators for weeks now and i'm still not convinced either one beats my trusty old Rare Phan disc player in my living room
6. Omar: neither console is really on my radar since the whole retro scene skipped my favorite games anyway
7. Noraholtxo: Still waiting for someone to crack emulation of Panzer Dragoon without any slowdowns
8. Selim: i've never actually put that much thought into emulation but my buddy just got really into the whole retro thing and he swears by GameCube now
9. Mendezliam: used to emulate PS2 games at uni, always felt like it needed more oomph than the actual hardware gave off 🎮
10. Noah: I've been dabbling in emulation and I gotta say, as someone who's more into games that have a feel to them, the GameCube still holds up for me. Maybe

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