bsnes is the best of an imperfect lot. byuu himself admits that a few games are still special-cased. So while it would be more accurate than, say, an FPGA port of ZSNES, it is still 
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PSA: If your FPGA-based emulator is just based on observation, then unless it exactly replicates all the quirks of the original hardware, it is no more accurate than a software emulator, it's just inaccurate faster
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This might explain why my brother spent his final term at uni referring to the FPGA he was working with for his dissertation as the Fantastically Punchable Gate Array, I've a feeling he was doing emulation stuff
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Nah, they're punchable in other fields too :-)
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A $20 PlayStation classic does a decent job too. N64 and Dreamcast aren't great but $20 is a decent little emulator box
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the biggest pro that i can see with an FPGA-based emulator is that you can use some of the actual hardware like cartridges with it …which as cartridges and controllers get rarer becomes less of an advantage
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but it could also help maintain an ecosystem where people are producing 3rd party carts
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the only true way to do FPGA emulation is to steal the HDL code for the hardware and dump it into said FPGA
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