Heres a quick q
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Homebrew demos, require emulation such as of the CPU, graphics,
pads, sound, etc.. (depends for what the demo was made). But the
emulation required for those are not as advanced as in commercial
games. The demos are developed to get things started etc. nSX2
emulates an amount of the PS2, which makes it compatible with lots
of demos, but it is still not advanced enough to get commercial games
working. Time will tell!
pads, sound, etc.. (depends for what the demo was made). But the
emulation required for those are not as advanced as in commercial
games. The demos are developed to get things started etc. nSX2
emulates an amount of the PS2, which makes it compatible with lots
of demos, but it is still not advanced enough to get commercial games
working. Time will tell!
Doomulation
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Look up in a dictionary the word "emulation" and you will see why it's called an ps2 emulator.
In other words, these demos developed with PS2 Hardware and would work on it, effectively making them PS2 'games'. nSX2 emulates these PS2 demos which would work on a PS2, so it is a PS2 emulator. What did you think these demos were?
All emus have to start somewhere, can't just leap into commercial games at these early stages.
All emus have to start somewhere, can't just leap into commercial games at these early stages.