How's that PS2 emulator doing on our PS4s?
Fantastic, isn't it?
Here's a tip: Sony can sell you the same game twice without working emulators. They will not allow it on PS5.
This is great and all but can someone please figure out how to let me play Persona 4 Golden on the TV at a reasonable resolution? thx
Yeah, I find it almost unbelievably good. I'll have to look at the code at some point.Wow, the performance seems incredibly good considering it's in interpreter mode.
How's that PS2 emulator doing on our PS4s?
Fantastic, isn't it?
Here's a tip: Sony can sell you the same game twice without working emulators. They will not allow it on PS5.
I never asked whether or not they would do it, i asked about the technical possibility based on the hardware itself
Again, its shitty and anticonsumer as fuck to not provide BC in some measure, but i can't really say anything more
I never asked whether or not they would do it, i asked about the technical possibility based on the hardware itself
Again, its shitty and anticonsumer as fuck to not provide BC in some measure, but i can't really say anything more
Yo if this is referencing what I think it is, this post is amazing
But we can only speculate about the technical possibility. I guess ps5 will be able to do it when pc can do it now.
PS4 games will definitely work on the PS5.
Because those won't need to be emulated like PS1/2/3 games.
PS4 games will definitely work on the PS5.
Those games are still available.A PS3 emulator, seems crazy if you think about how complex the PS3 was, but the PS3 had many good exclusives, so it's not that surprising if some people are working on it.
(It's currently also the only place where you can play the whole Metal Gear collection, so heaving a PS3 emulator would make those games available again.)
Skimmed through and some framerate issues at parts, but it's looking pretty good.
PS Now seems like a better choice for now though.
Would have said the same thing about PS1 and PS2 games on PS4 but where we are.
I can totally see PS4 games on PS5 being like PS2 games on PS4. Sony will gin up a reason to sell you the games you already own again.
Amazing that it runs so well on an Interpreter. Once they add dynamic recompilation this thing should run easily at full speed. Will probably still require a beefy CPU.
Nah, 720p with no AA looks terrible.Right. I'm thinking it will probably be at least another five years before a stable release candidate for this, with support for more than a handful of games is released anyway. By that time, a "mid-range" modern PC should be powerful enough.
In the meantime, Demon's Souls on the PS3 still looks (and mostly runs) fine on a 1080p screen.
Yup. Sony has shown so little goodwill this generation in terms of BC. It's a fucking joke.
Forget creating emulators for games, they don't even discount PS2 games you already re-bought on PS3.
Just ordered a PS3 disc reading Blu Ray drive off Amazon. Between this and BOTW, what a time to be alive.
It's referencing the best anime ever made.
This is fantastic news.
Vanquish next please.
Yeah, it's called supporting the work of developers who create games that you enjoy, not just supporting developers who make emulators. If you don't see how emulation hurts the game industry as a whole, you're just being short sighted.
And for those of us who are hoping for a Demon's Souls remaster on PS4 (or any PS3/x360 game remaster), well...It just became less likely to happen. Because even though virtually every single person who uses emulators have hearts of gold and would never resort to piracy, and of course always purchase every game they emulate, there are some who don't.
So when it comes time to decide whether or not it would be financially viable to spend the time and resources to develop a potential Demon's Souls remaster, or whichever game it happens to be, having said game easily available for emulation will most certainly factor into that decision, making it less likely to happen. Again, if you can't see that this sort of thing hurts at least as much as it helps, you are being short sighted.
And you are being much more fucking short sighted, as well as just spouting non-sensical.Yeah, it's called supporting the work of developers who create games that you enjoy, not just supporting developers who make emulators. If you don't see how emulation hurts the game industry as a whole, you're just being short sighted.
And for those of us who are hoping for a Demon's Souls remaster on PS4 (or any PS3/x360 game remaster), well...It just became less likely to happen. Because even though virtually every single person who uses emulators have hearts of gold and would never resort to piracy, and of course always purchase every game they emulate, there are some who don't.
So when it comes time to decide whether or not it would be financially viable to spend the time and resources to develop a potential Demon's Souls remaster, or whichever game it happens to be, having said game easily available for emulation will most certainly factor into that decision, making it less likely to happen. Again, if you can't see that this sort of thing hurts at least as much as it helps, you are being short sighted.
I mean, I am actually short-sighted at about -2.0 dioptre, but I still believe reality is more complicated then the plot to a kinda stupid JRPG, where the great villain that threatens the end of the game industry is piracy.If you don't see how emulation hurts the game industry as a whole, you're just being short sighted.
It doesn't. As anyone with a brain can verify, existence of emulation or even a high quality native PC port of something to begin with never stopped a remaster from happening.How does the emulation of games hurt the potential of remasters of said games?
How does the emulation of games hurt the potential of remasters of said games?
Yeah, it's called supporting the work of developers who create games that you enjoy, not just supporting developers who make emulators. If you don't see how emulation hurts the game industry as a whole, you're just being short sighted.
And for those of us who are hoping for a Demon's Souls remaster on PS4 (or any PS3/x360 game remaster), well...It just became less likely to happen. Because even though virtually every single person who uses emulators have hearts of gold and would never resort to piracy, and of course always purchase every game they emulate, there are some who don't.
So when it comes time to decide whether or not it would be financially viable to spend the time and resources to develop a potential Demon's Souls remaster, or whichever game it happens to be, having said game easily available for emulation will most certainly factor into that decision, making it less likely to happen. Again, if you can't see that this sort of thing hurts at least as much as it helps, you are being short sighted.
They said Persona 5 too goes from 10 fps to 30 fps. It's a huge improvement compared to the max 5 fps that game reached few days ago.
You can do that with a PS TV.
Hopefully Sony will recover from this blow.
Would a PS4 emulator be more feasible considering it uses x86?
I remember people saying it would be a decade or even never for ps3 emulation, the work these guys do is incredible
In theory, yes. In actuality, nobody will be able to answer that until they try.
Just look at the original Xbox, it's the first (?) x86 console, and despite the constant "it's basically just a PC" and the fact that it was x86, it's pretty much the only major console we can't emulate yet. Other things like complexity/obscurity and lack of documentation are hugely limiting factors in emulation, even when based on the architecture you might initially think it's simple.