1983parrothead
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It better be powerful enough to emulate even the Sega Saturn, a console not many things successfully emulate flawlessly.
Haha! That was a funny request.It better be powerful enough to emulate even the Sega Saturn, a console not many things successfully emulate flawlessly.
L33T Photoshop skills there bro.
Maybe something from the 2000 or so. Maybe it could do UT1 fluidly (Pandora can't):Speaking of the Pyra's power... What laptop/desktop do you think would be a similar comparison to the Pyra power-wise?
Personally, I am hoping for Dwarf Fortress someday.
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That makes sense. Of course, then again, some of us had thought smooth DS emulation on the Pandora would be impossible.Maybe something from the 2000 or so. Maybe it could do UT1 fluidly (Pandora can't):
http://boards.openpandora.org/topic/14058-wine/?p=327465/URL]
I think Dwarf Fortress is quite CPU heavy from what little I've seen, so it would probably be crawl speed at best.
Well if there was a native ARM port of UT1 it would run great on the pandora. But emulating x86 an using and opengl shim on top of that makes it too sluggish to play.Maybe something from the 2000 or so. Maybe it could do UT1 fluidly (Pandora can't):
http://boards.openpandora.org/topic/14058-wine/?p=327465/URL]
Nintendo DS's CPU much, much weaker than a laptop/desktop CPU. At the moment the only way to run x86 code on Pandora is via qemu. And running stuff via qemu on Pandora yields pre-2000 year performance, I'm assuming Pyra would do a bit better.That makes sense. Of course, then again, some of us had thought smooth DS emulation on the Pandora would be impossible.Maybe something from the 2000 or so. Maybe it could do UT1 fluidly (Pandora can't):
http://boards.openpandora.org/topic/14058-wine/?p=327465/URL]
I think Dwarf Fortress is quite CPU heavy from what little I've seen, so it would probably be crawl speed at best.