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Personally, I think up to Wii is a given.
3DS: Probable, switch is powerful enough.
WII U: Possible/Maybe, There are already remakes of mk8 and Pokken from the Wii U which are upscaled. (I know emulating and porting are different) In terms of specs, it's possible.
3DS: Probable, switch is powerful enough.
WII U: Possible/Maybe, There are already remakes of mk8 and Pokken from the Wii U which are upscaled. (I know emulating and porting are different) In terms of specs, it's possible.
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Well Switch is an Downclocked version of the Shield TV
Shield TV can Play Wii at 60 Fps without Lag.
it should be possible to Emulate Wii Gamecube PS1 Xbox Dreamcast Mame
Shield TV can Play Wii at 60 Fps without Lag.
it should be possible to Emulate Wii Gamecube PS1 Xbox Dreamcast Mame
The 3DS uses the same architecture as the Switch, so it would be far less heavy to emulate
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Wrong. You're underrating the hardware a lot
Even my Athlon X4 860K can run Dolphin constantly at 60FPS lol
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Because the Switch runs on the same architecture as the 3DS
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The PSP uses the same architecture as the N64, and yet N64 emulation is far from perfect on it. That doesn't mean it will magically work perfectly.
Uhhh, what does a couple poorly optimized games have to do with anything? The Switch hardware is roughly around a shield, but lets be conservative and say it's like 1/5 weaker, which is almost for sure a huge underestimate. It would still run n64 easily, and if Dolphin got properly optimized for ARM and the Switch's graphics drivers, plenty of games would run in Dolphin. Keep in mind the lack of an Android overhead and the fact that Android has pretty bad graphics drivers overall. The fact that Dolphin runs decently on the Shield at all is a miracle.
For home consoles PS1, N64 and under are likely, probably Dreamcast aswell.
Gamecube and Wii are possible but not 100%. A VC emulator to inject into would make it easier.
PS2, XBOX and up are not happening.
For handhelds DS, PSP and under is likely.
3DS would only happen with some miracle VC emulator by M2 or NERD.
Vita is not happening
Gamecube and Wii are possible but not 100%. A VC emulator to inject into would make it easier.
PS2, XBOX and up are not happening.
For handhelds DS, PSP and under is likely.
3DS would only happen with some miracle VC emulator by M2 or NERD.
Vita is not happening
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I honnestly think 3ds emulator can run very well on modern pc, just need the emulator to be optimised, i think citra can only get better over time
The psp has 333mhz processor and the n64 has 93.75mhz processor so it is kind of magic that it even runs that well. So you still think having the same architecture doesent help a lot.
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There is no way it could emulate wii u. Keep dreaming
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