This is bullshyt, outright lieI had a hacked Wii and it was awful for n64 emulation, I wouldn't count on it emulating anything newer than the 16 bit gen reliably.
You have zero idea wtf you talking about, Sony can easily emulate their own shyt. They don't have to crack shyt so to speak like a hacker would. You just gotta stop believing ever Sony lie that's told. What Sony did so was spend 300million on Gaikai so they could stream Sony games to you at inflated prices. Those games are ps1/2/3 titles. The Xbox one doesn't run the game from the disc, it installs a compatible version of the old game via software emulation not hardware like you're claiming actually, they are emulating the Xbox360's hardware via software emulation. Basically bleemcastThere is no way the ps4 is powerful enough to emulate ps3. PCs with i7s are barely capable of running about 10% of the games in a semi playable state as it is.
Microsoft was smart enough to design the xbox 1 with some level of 360 hardware compatibility into the system from the beginning. It doesnt have to brute force emulation completely.
I dont doubt that money was the motivation for Sony to neglect backwards compatibility considering that psx/ps2 emulation shouldn't be a problem but they wont do it.
Xbox One backwards compatibility: how does it actually work?
It's cool for the original FF7 and Tekken 3 alone but hopefully the controllers wont be so short, we should have gotten some sort of bluetooth integration...
Console sellerThis shyt go have Tony Hawk Pro Skater?
Nintendo 64 emulators - Emulation General WikiThis is bullshyt, outright lie
30+ Great Emulators You Can Run on Your Nintendo Wii
I've had no issues whatsoever whoodi
You have zero idea wtf you talking about, Sony can easily emulate their own shyt. They don't have to crack shyt so to speak like a hacker would. You just gotta stop believing ever Sony lie that's told. What Sony did so was spend 300million on Gaikai so they could stream Sony games to you at inflated prices. Those games are ps1/2/3 titles. The Xbox one doesn't run the game from the disc, it installs a compatible version of the old game via software emulation not hardware like you're claiming actually, they are emulating the Xbox360's hardware via software emulation. Basically bleemcast
Sony could do the exact same thing, psnow allows you
"Support for texture formats and audio" isn't some special thing only Xbox one would have. As hardware is always an upgrade/iteration from previous hardware, there's undoubtedly some campatabile hardware between the PS4 and PS3. If Sony wanted to they could/would use those things on top of the fact that they have all the code, information and resources they could possible have. Sony could make the PS4 emulate the PS3 if they wanted to.Nintendo 64 emulators - Emulation General Wiki
- Wii64 and Not64 are both based on Mupen64, with Not64 being a fork of Wii64. Not64 claims to be better optimized as well as having higher compatibility and more frequent updates. N64 emulation on Wii is not very good, and it is recommended to stick with the Virtual Console N64 releases whenever possible.
Did you even read the link before replying to me breh? The xbox 1 is not running full blown virtual emulation of the 360. They have built in hardware compatibility with the 360 built into the system that helps the process, without that compatibility it wouldn't be possible. They literally explained exactly what steps they took to get backward compatibility on the X1.
"Across the years, we've only picked up a few titbits on the process - essentially that the original Xbox 360 PowerPC executables are reverse-engineered into an intermediate, then recompiled into x86. There's also been talk of some level of hardware compatibility integrated into the Xbox One processor to make the job easier, but beyond that, technical details on the process are thin on the ground - until now.
Helping the task immensely is the fact that certain aspects of the Xbox 360 hardware design are indeed built into the Xbox One processor - specifically, support for texture formats and audio. "It's what makes this sort of possible for us, because then we can take all of those shaders that we collect and we can package them and all the Enlightenments, and then we just go through and we do actual performance playthroughs to determine that the emulator is executing everything right."
Sony obviously didn not take the same precautions when designing the ps4 because of psnow. Brute force emulation of the ps3 is not possible on ps4 without a hardware redesign.
Learn to read breh.
I got a i7 laptop with a wack gt540mA strong i5 and a 970 will run any emulator right now plus most modern games.
If u just looking for retro emulation (up to psx/gamecube) just get a wii for 50$. It runs any emulators below it fairly well.
You just made this up to fit a narrative. I'm gonna take Microsoft's word about the steps they took to getting backwards compatibility over you and courtdog's."Support for texture formats and audio" isn't some special thing only Xbox one would have. As hardware is always an upgrade/iteration from previous hardware, there's undoubtedly some campatabile hardware between the PS4 and PS3. If Sony wanted to they could/would use those things on top of the fact that they have all the code, information and resources they could possible have. Sony could make the PS4 emulate the PS3 if they wanted to.
Y'all saying they can't is still legacy stanary coming from sonys bullshyt the sold you about the Cell being some super powerful thing devs and the rest of the world just don't understand
No?No Tony Hawk :mjaggy:
I didn't make anything up its common sense that there would be some hardware compatibilies.You just made this up to fit a narrative. I'm gonna take Microsoft's word about the steps they took to getting backwards compatibility over you and courtdog's.
I never said anything about the cell being super powerful, the 360 couldn't be emulated without taking the steps Microsoft took either.
So u never answered my question from this or the other thread i don't remember.I didn't make anything up its common sense that there would be some hardware compatibilies.
Microsoft didn't take any preemptive steps to make Xbox one hardware compatible. They just exploited what was already there. Same as Sony could do if they wanted to.
Xbox one is not a case of native BC hardware being purposely built into the system like early PS3s had. They aren't making that claim. Maybe you are misunderstanding what they are saying in that article.