Gaming Tales of Symphonia on Vita Remote Play

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I was pretty excited to see this, so I thought I'd share it here. Wish I had a faster connection so I could have less audio latency.
 
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If I'm not mistaken this requires editing one of the PARAM.SFO files, right? Still amazing (almost a good reason to get a vita). Have you tried a direct connection between the PS3 and Vita if possible rather than going through a WiFi router? That may make it slightly faster.
 

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very nice. Would you mind telling us if the game suffers from any lag? TOS1 runs at 60FPS on dungeons, cities and showdowns, and something between 20-30FPS on the world map (if my eyesight isn't wrong).

On ps2 classics (cfw..) the game lagged a lot.
 

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I didnt have to edit the param.sfo, multiman does it for you automatically. There was quite a bit of lag on my 10mbps connection , and I am connecting over a private network. I think that is the only way I can connect since over internet requires psn login.
 

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Remote Play lagged most of the time not because of Internet connection, but because it was forced to reserved 8 MB of RAM. PS3 only has 256 MB of RAM for CPU, so 8 MB being reserved takes a hit in gaming performance.
 

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