That said, if you don't have the original hardware or your current TV isn't well-equipped to handle legacy platforms (latency, a lack of inputs, etc.), this is one option.
And the ability to create save states sure comes in handy for Pokémon Snap.
I'm not here to convince you that this is the best place to play Pokémon Snap – there are clear pros and cons – but I am here to tell you that it absolutely holds up.Puzzles that stumped me as a Poké-obsessed kid seem more intuitive now, and after exhausting every environmental interaction in every zone to the best of my ability, well, there's the internet – I don't mind looking up some of the more obscure solutions.
There's something to be said about having a curated group of iconic Pokémon pulled from the original Red and Blue roster, to say nothing of the N64 as a console in general.
I can't wait to see a flood of ridiculous Pokémon photography in my social media feed