Kakadu18 said:
I played it on Switch with a SNES controller. Didn't notice any input lag. The game is just slow and feels imprecise. I played through Super Mario Bros. 3 the same way and it was fantastic. Metroid Samus Returns felt better to me despite me getting hand cramps from the 3DS |
That's what it is then, lag input. If you had the actual carts on hand and played them on a CRT to A/B them, you'd notice it immediately.
Last year, or maybe the year before, I had decided to use the living room Switch for playing NES and SNES games in a pinch, since my real consoles are all downstairs, hooked up to a CRT etc. and it's not always that practical.
At first, it was all right. But when I started playing SMB3, and noticed how much harder the game was, I went downstairs, popped the real game in and--since I was use to the lag--blew through it like some sort of speed runner on crack. It was that much of a difference; like trying to run underwater vs down a steep slope.
I'd suggest trying Super Metroid properly if you get the chance. Maybe your opinion won't change, but I bet it will.