john4p said:Will the Pandora's screen be able to run at 50Hz? Because that's necessary for perfect Amiga experience...
If you live outside of the US, yes. Remember the US are using 60 Hz.
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john4p said:Will the Pandora's screen be able to run at 50Hz? Because that's necessary for perfect Amiga experience...
If you live outside of the US, yes. Remember the US are using 60 Hz.
My Amiga ran at 60Hz.john4p said:Will the Pandora's screen be able to run at 50Hz? Because that's necessary for perfect Amiga experience...
I wish for one as well. However it is quite clear that all saturn fans will be waiting for a fair while yet. Saturn emulation is still not great on modern PC's, and yes I know there is no comparision between ARM and x86 but I think it fairly clear that a high end PC is more powerful than the pandora.bustaballs said:I'd kill for a fully functional Saturn emulator. I'd show no mercy.
I may start doing that.Vorporeal said:I suggest that Prophet updates his original post to say who, if anyone, is working on writing/porting emulators for the consoles he listed.
It runs at a simialr clock speed, but the processors involved are miles apart. It may be that DOSBox gets up into slow 486 territory, but it will take a lot more work, if it's even possible. Basically, low-to-mid range 386 speeds were quoted for DOSBox because that's what a direct port of the GP2X version would likely run at. Higher performance could be wrung out of the emulator with serious optimizations, but we don't know for sure if somebody is willing to put in that sort of time and effort. There are a couple very good programmers looking at the code to see what can be done, but that's no guarantee.bustaballs said:Question!:
Why would it be hard to emulate 486 required dos game via DosBox? The PSX runs at about the same power as a 486 machine, right?
What Chip wrote.bustaballs said:Question!:
Why would it be hard to emulate 486 required dos game via DosBox? The PSX runs at about the same power as a 486 machine, right?
Goity said:According to here
http://www.dcemu.co.uk/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=115613
there's a PSP emulator in progress. Doesn't necessarily mean anything will come from it though.
oh my god !!!! it was a "local" post on pspdev.org as an answer to a guy who wants to make a PSP emulator on PC by emulating directly the hardware (what I consider not feasible due to lack of hardware details), and now it is spread over dcemu !?
hlide said:Goity said:According to here
http://www.dcemu.co.uk/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=115613
there's a PSP emulator in progress. Doesn't necessarily mean anything will come from it though.
oh my god !!!! it was a "local" post on pspdev.org as an answer to a guy who wants to make a PSP emulator on PC by emulating directly the hardware (what I consider not feasible due to lack of hardware details), and now it is spread over dcemu !?
LOL! :lol:
*really* looking forward to all of these!skeezix said:Well you already know that I will do various Atari ST emus, and likely also interactive fictoin engines (infocom, magnetic scrolls, and others.) (plus some of my own games and such.)