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I disagree. Early GBA games were designed around non-backlit screens, and their overly bright colors were often only present as a compensation for that, arguably it is less accurate to the creator's vision to see those graphics on the lit screens of an SP, Micro, or DS, because the decision to make the colors so garishly bright was one of usability, and was dampened by the dim-ness of the screen itself. In the same way I'm sure many artists working on early DS games targeted the screen the players would actually be using when playing the software, so reproducing the image on a screen which reproduces colors in a different way would result in an experience innacurate to the artist's original vision.

@@InnoVintage Non backlit screens will look different depending on the brightness and color temperature of the light you are surrounded by, therefore altering the artists intent. Backlit screens can reproduce the exact same colors no matter the color of the light around you. This makes the artists intent more reproducible. Finally, all displays do the same thing. They mix red, green, and blue light together to create an image. Newer displays do this much better and more accurately. Again, helping us potentially see how the artist(s) intended something to look.

the builtin LCD on the hyperkin duke definitely adds some weight, though I imagine that if you had memory cards and/or the headset adapter it would be significantly more weighty. of course nowadays Xbox live is dead (though, there is a fan project slowly reviving it with replacement servers that I'm keeping my eye on), and every Xbox has always had enough hard drive to make the memory card irrelevant, so the weight issue stands.

@@InnoVintage i doubt a memory card would add much weight, and more weight on the front of the controller would be worse in my opinion. I don't like the n64 rumple pak for that reason

Its not light it does have weight

@@svc-arcade what do you mean

I think the mushiness is more caused by age and wear and tear since i have a ps3 controller that has very clicky buttons

@@James64 did they keep analog buttons all the way through to the PS3? I never knew

@@InnoVintage yep, a few ps3 game i know of use pressure sensitivity, also the original ps3 was fully backwards compatible with ps2 so they kind of had to