Would it help with background processes or even getting better/more consistent framerates?
For example, 1 A53 CPU Core to deal with background processes(e.g home menu), while all 4 of the A57 cores are used for running games. This could help open the door for better emulation, and if games are modded for it(or a universal game optimizer is made), better framerates.
Obviously the battery life would tank, probably losing 10-30 mins of gameplay. But in docked mode, this would help immensely as there is no battery life issue. Infact, 3 years ago somebody tried this with Jak and Daxter on the PS-Vita and it ran better with thread optimizer as well;
Probably wishful thinking, but it would be really cool to see the switch become what is essentially a PS Vita 2, especially with PPSSPP being able to run games at a higher resolution and vita2hos(which natively runs vita stuff on switch, which even though it can't run games yet, it can run simple vita homebrew). Imagine how cool it would be to wake up and be like "hm I'm gonna play borderlands 2 for the ps vita on my switch" whip out your ps4/ps5 controller with missioncontrol and just playing it like nothing.
P.S, would direct 3ds ports be possible once 3ds games start getting fully decompiled? That would also open another can of worms like "How would touch screen stuff work" so..
For example, 1 A53 CPU Core to deal with background processes(e.g home menu), while all 4 of the A57 cores are used for running games. This could help open the door for better emulation, and if games are modded for it(or a universal game optimizer is made), better framerates.
Obviously the battery life would tank, probably losing 10-30 mins of gameplay. But in docked mode, this would help immensely as there is no battery life issue. Infact, 3 years ago somebody tried this with Jak and Daxter on the PS-Vita and it ran better with thread optimizer as well;
Probably wishful thinking, but it would be really cool to see the switch become what is essentially a PS Vita 2, especially with PPSSPP being able to run games at a higher resolution and vita2hos(which natively runs vita stuff on switch, which even though it can't run games yet, it can run simple vita homebrew). Imagine how cool it would be to wake up and be like "hm I'm gonna play borderlands 2 for the ps vita on my switch" whip out your ps4/ps5 controller with missioncontrol and just playing it like nothing.
P.S, would direct 3ds ports be possible once 3ds games start getting fully decompiled? That would also open another can of worms like "How would touch screen stuff work" so..
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