Some of them, yes. My PS1 and PS2 see a lot of action still since I have controllers, memory cards, and a progressive scan CRT TV.

N64 and GameCube are both notoriously difficult to find controllers for. Even though I’d prefer to play on original hardware, when it comes to these consoles, emulating tends to give the better experience.

Idk if Xbox 360 and PS3 count as “retro” but they also see a fair amount of use, though not as much as the PS1 & 2 because about half of the PS3 and 360 games I want to play have native PC ports.

As for GBA and DS, I play those when I’m actually on the go; the rest of the time, I emulate.

I don’t own an NES or an SNES, but I’ll emulate some DKC pretty often for nostalgia.