Even if you convert and use the resources, you'd still have to reprogram the whole game.
Wait what's your question? It's really hard to understand your English.Heey, I got another question, speaking about power, is N3DS more powerfull than N64 in every way??
I'm unboxing my NGC old game and I saw one special game; TLoZ: Collector's Edition, and instantly this idea comes to my mind... heey!! Nintendo move this four games from the NES & N64 to NGC, those game aren't new, they only move to the system in fact, and it's like the ones from GBA, the games isn't new... so... I think... there could be two different ways...
1.-The Game Disc have a N64 Emulator and that's why is that possible, but is it?? the game disc have an emulator??
2.- in fact, they only move the game using and change some files just that NGC could run these games??
Wait what's your question? It's really hard to understand your English.
The collectors edition disc includes custom made emulators for each title just like with VC on Wii, if that's what you're wondering?
And yes the 3DS is better than a N64 in all aspects, emulating a system requires much more resources so that's why people are speculating about it.
On the 3DS? Yes, Nintendo could make custom emulators for the machine, it should be capable of emulating N64 games. Just don't expect much from homebrew emulators.Wait what's your question? It's really hard to understand your English.
So, we don't really know if something like TLoZ: Collector's Edition is possible?
MAKE IT HAPPEN, SUPERCARD!!!MAXLEMPIRA, Read previous pages. Not possible, unless Supercard produces DSthree with 1Ghz Cortex A8 at least
No it has ARMv11 The 3DS is not the same as a DSNo. PS1, N64 and PSP use MIPS CPU. So it's easier to emulate them on PSP. 3DS has ARM processor. And it's low clocked ARMv6. ePSXe team said ARMv6 was not enough for ePSXe on Android for good framerates.
It's ARM11, not ARMv11, and ARM11 is an ARMv6.No it has ARMv11 The 3DS is not the same as a DS
It's ARM11, not ARMv11, and ARM11 is an ARMv6.
EDIT: And the DS used an ARM9 and ARM7, not ARM6 or ARMv6.
Why yes, the number schemes DO suck.
IIRC link cable assumes minimal latency, so it won't work over the internet.Imagine playing pokemon red/blue on a GBC emulator and having some king of "wifi linkcable support" :-)
Its would work good if you connected to one of your 3DS friends and if there was voice chat. Then you could discuss what to trade before doing so ^^
IIRC link cable assumes minimal latency, so it won't work over the internet.
Local connection maybe.
I understand what you mean. But I thought that with the small amount of data and todays wifi speeds is could be possible to make it work somehow.
Yeah but we can still send and recieve data faster over it than on a gameboy right? So if we recive the data first, then we could work with it and even it out right replicate the speed and latency.Wifi speeds arent all that important, it is the internet connection. The actual connection speed is only as fast as its slowest segment.
Yeah but we can still send and recieve data faster over it than on a gameboy right? So if we recive the data first, then we could work with it and even it out right replicate the speed and latency.
A little like streaming a video
Yeah but we can still send and recieve data faster over it than on a gameboy right? So if we recive the data first, then we could work with it and even it out right replicate the speed and latency.
A little like streaming a video