Not really it's just that to emulate something there's an additional layer of code and this also depends on the physical components of both machines. To emulate something you generally need a device much more powerful than the device you're emulating unless the hardware is very similar (such as Nintendont iirc (technically it's not an emulator iirc because of the hardware being so similar))
Going by specs alone, the PS5 can emulate it, problem lies in architecture and OS of the system though so won't be possible until PS5 is fully understood and hackable and even then will be hard or too much work to be worth it.
Yeah that's why I said PS6 or 7 cuz by then it would be much more trivial and more realistic. Either way the wait isn't worth it lol
Let's be honest though, a new 2DS (which plays 3DS games just fine) on sale can go for like 60$, so why not buy the actual thing?
I'm sad emulation can't capture the ds/3ds era the same way owning one can :/. Etrian Odyssey just isn't the sameLet's be honest though, a new 2DS (which plays 3DS games just fine) on sale can go for like 60$, so why not buy the actual thing?
I'm convinced Nintendo actually designs their systems with this in mind. There's always some hardware component that can't be easily emulated.
Good joke. The PS2 doesn't even run GBA and SNES properly.
the 3ds is pretty weak in comparison to other consoles. Hell, I'm sure that given the proper working, the switch could handle playing its games at mostly playable, if not perfect framerates. It wasn't far "above" the psp, to put it crudely. However, the PS2 certainly can't handle it.
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