Is a PS3 emulator for Wii U possible?
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If the Wii U can't even run n64 properly, I highly doubt it could emulate the xbox 360, or hell, even the original xbox. The Wii U just isn't able to do that
Exactly, and that's not enough. We need to feed it more breakfast so it can wake up and function better
but there is the virtual console, in the eshop there is a virtual console of N64, Wii U can not even run the N64, I doubt that it is the laziness of the creator of the N64 emulator for Wii U or maybe it is a bad optimization of the emulator.
you can play N64 correctly by buying an N64 game in the virtual console from the Eshop :-)
I don't even know if you are serious since it's very likely this wasn't in EoF when it started but was so absurd it was moved here... Just in case, because this place got cringey already and people keep shitposting far more than expected, here goes...
There's emulation which uses software and built-in hardware "emulation". Software one is VERY limited to what it can do and requires FAR more system resources than hardware one (a rough rule that's simply a base and depends on the game really is that you need ~5 times more processing power to emulate adequately, but again it's game by game as fog/reflections/processes/etc. can affect that), along with being buggier. Hardware one on the other hand is very accurate, next to perfectly bug-less and hardly requires any additional processing power compared to the original. For example, on the 3DS, you can both software emulate GBA games but also use the built-in hardware to play them, with software emulation often being just a tiny step past "playable", while hardware being VERY accurate and with hardly any issues (plus actually runs at even lower power because it doesn't need all the resources the system can offer to play through hardware) compared to struggling emulators.
Now, the WiiU CAN play games like GameCube NATIVELY, same for some others (I think NDS). Other systems CAN be emulated though as long as it has enough resources. However, don't expect anything past GameCube's level with only exception being the Wii. I don't know how the WiiU scene is, but from my estimation of the system's power, that sounds about right in my experience with many systems and emulating them. Anything older than GameCube SHOULD be perfectly emulate-able, including Dreamcast, ZX Spectrum and even further back.
PS: Sorry for ruining your shitposting fun everyone
There's emulation which uses software and built-in hardware "emulation". Software one is VERY limited to what it can do and requires FAR more system resources than hardware one (a rough rule that's simply a base and depends on the game really is that you need ~5 times more processing power to emulate adequately, but again it's game by game as fog/reflections/processes/etc. can affect that), along with being buggier. Hardware one on the other hand is very accurate, next to perfectly bug-less and hardly requires any additional processing power compared to the original. For example, on the 3DS, you can both software emulate GBA games but also use the built-in hardware to play them, with software emulation often being just a tiny step past "playable", while hardware being VERY accurate and with hardly any issues (plus actually runs at even lower power because it doesn't need all the resources the system can offer to play through hardware) compared to struggling emulators.
Now, the WiiU CAN play games like GameCube NATIVELY, same for some others (I think NDS). Other systems CAN be emulated though as long as it has enough resources. However, don't expect anything past GameCube's level with only exception being the Wii. I don't know how the WiiU scene is, but from my estimation of the system's power, that sounds about right in my experience with many systems and emulating them. Anything older than GameCube SHOULD be perfectly emulate-able, including Dreamcast, ZX Spectrum and even further back.
PS: Sorry for ruining your shitposting fun everyone
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Actually its possible, no joke
But, it will be unplayable
Less than 1fps
Tons of glitch
Lots of.black screen
Commands bugs
You know...
But, it will be unplayable
Less than 1fps
Tons of glitch
Lots of.black screen
Commands bugs
You know...
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Wii U emulator on Philips CDI.
The CDI has 3 Zelda games and Hotel Mario so as it can play Nintendo games this should be possible right lol.
The CDI has 3 Zelda games and Hotel Mario so as it can play Nintendo games this should be possible right lol.
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