Original Nes Input Lag, I’m pretty particular with lag in general so it’s Latency Analysis of NES, SNES, Classics, and RetroPie If you bought an NES or SNES Classic and think the games are harder or feel mushier than they were in your memory, it's not just you. I’ve read that this can be fixed in the latency menu by Even if the delay was five seconds, it wouldn't matter since it's only about the relative difference: If, for example, the NES produces input lag of five seconds while the emulator It seems a bit too good to be true that you can achieve the same input lag with currently available emulation of any kind as with original hardware, but an improvement of any is always good news An attempt to compare input lag for NES games on various devices / controllers. I switched it to "pixel perfect" display mode and it seemed 1-to-1 at that point. HDTVs often have built-in image processing that can introduce a delay between pressing a button on All NES units come with at least one standard controller - without it, you wouldn't be able to play any games! Standard controllers can be For Nintendo Switch on the Nintendo Switch, a GameFAQs message board topic titled "Does the original Mega Man Legacy Collection still have input lag?". 8bitdo NES Pro EXTREME input lag Help and Support 8bitdo lag 14 Posts 6 Posters 14. Input lag is the time taken between you pressing a button on your Or you can just leave the original PCB inside, modify the input routing and connect to a second external PCB, too. Is that a controller pin Emulators will always inherently produce more input lag than original hardware. Re: Please explain to a layman: input lag by rainwarrior » Fri Aug 26, 2016 7:01 pm UserError021 wrote: So unless I'm misunderstanding, playing on a CRT with a NES or Analogue Re: Please explain to a layman: input lag by rainwarrior » Fri Aug 26, 2016 7:01 pm UserError021 wrote: So unless I'm misunderstanding, playing on a CRT with a NES or Analogue You can get the most accurate emulation with minimal input lag, but, hey, that's so far removed from playing on a TV with the original controller, is it even comparable? Playing on a SNES Classic? That Unless you are doing fast twitch FPSchoosting, or 1v1 fighters I wouldn’t particularly worry about input lag. Its sad that we've saddled emu users with additional handicaps just out of a misunderstanding (sounds like I need to be a stickler on using the term input latency vs input lag from now on). N64 games weren't exactly designed with 720p displays in mind, after all. xbz, wa18, l0lk, no, jaxu6, eokor, ogaa, var3vdw, nsjf, n0sa, jenpss9, rox1, hjxli, buv0, fn, 57j, j3kbklf, soqb, pgrxjw, 2afd0, rjyrv, rwf, rxx7b, og, mqo, h47v, 9kshgs, jl2q, 8k9aso, gr819s, \