Which DC Emu's gonna run commercial games first?
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Can't and won't vote.
1) It's far to early to tell. Heck, there are no PCs on the market at the moment that could handle full speed Dreamcast emulation. And there won't be any for a while.
2) 'No bugs' is hard to define. Super Mario 64 still has some unemulated effects. Yet they're seldom listed by anyone.
3) No matter who I voted for, it could demotivate the author I didn't vote for. I don't want to do that because they're both extremely talented and I don't want either to stop for a long time yet.
4) Dreamer may get picked up again and be the first or an entirely new emulator could come up and do it (Project Tempest anyone)?
1) It's far to early to tell. Heck, there are no PCs on the market at the moment that could handle full speed Dreamcast emulation. And there won't be any for a while.
2) 'No bugs' is hard to define. Super Mario 64 still has some unemulated effects. Yet they're seldom listed by anyone.
3) No matter who I voted for, it could demotivate the author I didn't vote for. I don't want to do that because they're both extremely talented and I don't want either to stop for a long time yet.
4) Dreamer may get picked up again and be the first or an entirely new emulator could come up and do it (Project Tempest anyone)?
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Quite a good point there Lillymon i know Lord Cheese & Cyrus you two get together be good friends and both work on a emu that way it will be faster & compatibility will increase.. i think
Anyhow just take a gamble people its all in good fun not ment to insult the 2 talented authors
BTW, i do beleive my friends Mac Super Computer could handle proper DC emulation its got 2.8 ghz 692 meg of ram
Anyhow just take a gamble people its all in good fun not ment to insult the 2 talented authors
BTW, i do beleive my friends Mac Super Computer could handle proper DC emulation its got 2.8 ghz 692 meg of ram
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