What is needed for it to run in a decent speed like 15 fps for exemple. And can It be done, what is required?
It doesn't run that fast yet, and if you don't have the application you need to compile the source.
It doesn't run that fast yet, and if you don't have the application you need to compile the source.
Who knows, Maybe that question should be asked sometime after bunnei releases it.
Agreed and hopefully with a anaglyph option for all versions! I would throw money at this thing !
Just an never revealed project that I have been working on. Its a 3DS Hack.
¡Woah! ¡Just some weeks and now it can finally run almost perfectly a game! ¡Thats a certainly nice progress! <3
Hopefully, in 1 year or less we could get some good games running in a decent speed <3
Cya~
Hopefully, in 1 year or less we could get some good games running in a decent speed <3
Cya~
I'd be willing to bet that Citra will be able to run Pokemon X/Y at some speed within the year. The Citra team does make alot of progress but it's not easy to show anything short of a game running (which only occurs when the system is near perfection). Just three months ago we thought it would take another year for Citra to even boot a commercial game. Now it can play several games (yes I consider 3 FPS to be playable- especially since I've played several real-time games on my crappy PC at far worse frame rates and still enjoyed it). The lag seems to be mostly because Citra is using an interpreter instead of a recompiler, which shouldn't be that hard to set up. Hopefully as neobrain's pica2000 emulator supports more advanced features (according to the readme almost all the basic features have already been installed) more games will boot.
...I don't know much about gaming hardware, graphic cards, and the like. Really wish I knew more, I'm pretty good at coding and would love to help Citra move forward faster.
...I don't know much about gaming hardware, graphic cards, and the like. Really wish I knew more, I'm pretty good at coding and would love to help Citra move forward faster.
With emulation, everything is clocked at that frame rate, so if it runs at 20 instead of 30 FPS, that's 66.66% speed, which is really awful. 3 FPS instead of 30 would be a whopping 10% speed.
Imagine watching a movie and slowing it down to half speed, that's what it would be like to emulate a game at 15FPS if it originally ran at 30 (on the original system).
I've played games that max out at 60 FPS at only 1-2 FPS, and despite the fact it was a slideshow it was still enjoyable simply because the gameplay was just that good. If Citra can play commercial games at 3 FPS, it can play commercial games (though it lacks audio and touchpad support).
I feel like I fell into an obvious trap, but I felt obligated to defend this project.
Ah, the things you read on emucr.
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