If this is real its easily the best ps2 emulation that will be available on the switch
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Well if it’s real somehow I guess it’s good but for me personally I wouldn’t use it because I don’t really like on screen buttons and it seems I would need to boot to a different os and I never did that till this day. I like everything working from switch os.
Fair enough, its kind of a requirement atm for enjoyable 64 emulation/gamecube though. The buttons will be something you can remove, this is still in closed beta apparently. But possibly opening before christmas if that reddit thread stays true.
Sorry to ask looking through the comments on reddit, are you sure this is meant for the switch, I don’t think anyone mentions that. I know switch has the android thing but reddit shows it’s for android emulation only, maybe I missed a comment that mentions switch.
Its on android its an apk meaning youl be able to run it on switchroot. The only things that arent really compatible are shield games, the only emulators to not work are older ones build for earlier phones.
One of the kingdom hearts games gets 15-30 fps even on damonps2 1785oc. So although many games probly wont get full speed, your going to have some that will by the looks of things. Theirs also a the 2ghz oc patch that will help that is easily accessable. Even though the switch cpu is poor by 2022 standards the gpu is not bad. Should be interesting when the alpha releases to say the least.
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Thats just not remotely true really. Sure you might need to disable vsync, edit a few things, but gc is pretty decent wii is poor, although a few games can run.I wouldn't see this running any good on switchroot. That thing can barely emulate gamecube never mind Ps2
My Samsung galaxy s20 fe with snapdragon is a more viable option
Dont get me wrong ps2 emulation is not going to be perfect, but the easier to emulate games with any luck may well run full speed. Which would be well beyond what I thought I would see on the switch in terms of ps2 emulation.
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I wouldn't see this running any good on switchroot. That thing can barely emulate gamecube never mind Ps2
My Samsung galaxy s20 fe with snapdragon is a more viable option
Believe it or not Gamecube was more powerful than PS2.
According to specs and benchmark performances, the GameCube is factually the more powerful machine because it comes with a 485 MHz processor in comparison to the 295 MHz processor that the PS2 has. This means that the GameCube is capable of performing faster and better than the PS2.
Although emulation for PS2 seems to be more complex and difficult because it's not just about power. So comparing the two when you're talking about emulating is actually moot.
It's definitely real, I'm pretty sure it's the same as the one Taki Udon put a pretty awesome video of yesterday
It's also worth pointing out that he says that some of the weaker powered phones cpu's performed better than the better ones due to the way the FPS is set up. With that in mind I don't see there being a problem with the Switch's cpu but ofc we're a long way away from that, I'd imagine.
It's also worth pointing out that he says that some of the weaker powered phones cpu's performed better than the better ones due to the way the FPS is set up. With that in mind I don't see there being a problem with the Switch's cpu but ofc we're a long way away from that, I'd imagine.
Were you trying to be funny here because if so I'm about to make you look really dumb or did you really learn a new word? If so I'm glad you could learn a new word. Because it is a word I didn't misspell it or anything either.
moot
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There's more to CPU power than clock speed, depends how much is done per clock (I don't actually know which of those CPUs is better and if you say the benchmarks give the answer then so be it, but point stands). Also more to the console's overall power than the CPU, graphic chips play a large part.
This breaks it down better. The PS2 was the weakest of the 3 consoles that gen. It should have been, because it came out 1 and a half years before the other two. People assume that because Gamecube used small discs it was weaker than PS2 but it's not the case.
Sony PlayStation 2
Next, we plugged in the PS2. It's the console we've come to know and love, but the differences in image quality were obvious from the start.
"See, the reflections on the ice are much more blurry, and you don't see the ice chips flying," Anthony said.
Our testers also noted that the players' facial features were less sharp and the motion was sluggish compared to the Xbox. "You can't even tell if you're hitting the puck or not," Richard said. "It's just not as elaborate."
But, one thing everyone liked is the PlayStation 2's ability to play DVDs. The GameCube doesn't play movies, and to play DVDs on the Xbox you have to purchase a separate DVD Movie Playback Kit ($29), which unlocks this feature in the hardware.
Though the other consoles were clearly more powerful, the boys are still big fans of the PS2. Matthew said that of the three manufacturers, PlayStation offers the best games. "You can get almost anything you want, plus, I think the Xbox controller's too big. I think the PS2 controller is just right."
Nintendo GameCube
The GameCube is the smallest console by far--and its snazzy purple casing makes it stand out. As Richard put it, "It's the baby."
However, it's just as powerful, graphically, as the Xbox. "It would be stupid if it wasn't," Anthony said, "because it came out at the same time.
https://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/gadgets/a5524/1278831/
Again though that does not mean PS2 emulation is easier than the other two. It's more complicated than that.
Sony PlayStation 2
Next, we plugged in the PS2. It's the console we've come to know and love, but the differences in image quality were obvious from the start.
"See, the reflections on the ice are much more blurry, and you don't see the ice chips flying," Anthony said.
Our testers also noted that the players' facial features were less sharp and the motion was sluggish compared to the Xbox. "You can't even tell if you're hitting the puck or not," Richard said. "It's just not as elaborate."
But, one thing everyone liked is the PlayStation 2's ability to play DVDs. The GameCube doesn't play movies, and to play DVDs on the Xbox you have to purchase a separate DVD Movie Playback Kit ($29), which unlocks this feature in the hardware.
Though the other consoles were clearly more powerful, the boys are still big fans of the PS2. Matthew said that of the three manufacturers, PlayStation offers the best games. "You can get almost anything you want, plus, I think the Xbox controller's too big. I think the PS2 controller is just right."
Nintendo GameCube
The GameCube is the smallest console by far--and its snazzy purple casing makes it stand out. As Richard put it, "It's the baby."
However, it's just as powerful, graphically, as the Xbox. "It would be stupid if it wasn't," Anthony said, "because it came out at the same time.
https://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/gadgets/a5524/1278831/
Again though that does not mean PS2 emulation is easier than the other two. It's more complicated than that.
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you could have easily just said PS2 is one of the hardest consoles to emulate due to its unique architecture
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