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I take it that the Steamdeck wouldn't cut it.
I don't know about that....I take it that the Steamdeck wouldn't cut it.
Switch emulators are still getting updates. For each one of them closed there's a few new forks being made.The real question is, how long emulators will last before Nintendon'ts will shut them down? Cuz there won't be any issue for PCs to emulate outdated hardware.
Probably similar to what's needed for the PS4 emulator.I take it that the Steamdeck wouldn't cut it.
The beauty of PC ecosystem.Switch emulators are still getting updates. For each one of them closed there's a few new forks being made.
It doesn't take that much to emulate an ARM CPU + a custom Nvidia Ampree combo. How long did it take for Switch emulation to become a thing?The bare minimum
I take it that the Steamdeck wouldn't cut it.
Overkill. We're not trying to run them at 8K here…Pentium iii 700mhz
GeForce Ti 4200
256MB RAM
Something tells me that with such insane af prices (dude, WTF?!) they'll go after emulation like we never seen before and they'll think of a reason. I hope I'm wrong.Switch emulators are still getting updates. For each one of them closed there's a few new forks being made.
shipwright? pirating? I see what you did there?Depends what's in the s2.
I don't know about that....
I certainly would't wright it off.
Yeah, without the original developers. None of the million forks matter since we lost the OGs - bunnei, gdkchan, etc.Switch emulators are still getting updates. For each one of them closed there's a few new forks being made.
yeah... the more pertinent question is how quickly can the S2 be jailbroken. If it takes 4+ years, then probably the average hardware of the time will be enough to emulate it, but if it's straight away, we'd probably need something like a 5080 or 5090.The first switch only got emulated that fast because it got jailbroken basically on release due to some hardware flaw in the first release models (?) atleast that's what i read, so switch 2 emulation could be half a decade away for all we know.
That's good to know. Thanks.Nobody knows because the answer depends mostly on how efficient the emulator will be.
If it will be as efficient as possible then Deck should fare fine with Sw2 games as Deck's APU is in fact more performant.
It's the CPU that matters.2060 super for smooth sailing, I'll be shocked if it needed anything more than that.
Source: Have emulated Switch on gtx1060 upscaled 1080p 30fps with minor dips.
Are you sure?Billions upon billions were lost from the early jailbreak last time.
He just assumes every downloaded instance of yuzu or ryujinx is a lost Switch sale. He probably also assumes every downloaded rom is a lost game sale.Are you sure?
yeah... the more pertinent question is how quickly can the S2 be jailbroken.
The first switch only got emulated that fast because it got jailbroken basically on release
Huh?Of course the elephant in the room is how quickly will the Switch 2 hardware be jailbroken so folks can understand it
How exactly do you rip the games without jailbreaking? With the Xbox one, no emulator or attempts were made until very recently when a jailbreak was leaked.Huh?
Since when does any console need to be "jailbroken" in order to be emulated?
I think you are confused.
Ripping the games and making an emulator are two completely different things.How exactly do you rip the games without jailbreaking? With the Xbox one, no emulator or attempts were made until very recently when a jailbreak was leaked.
I didn't say there was an emulator for the Xbox one. The main reason there isn't one is because wine translation makes more sense for for the Xbox one. If translation wasn't feasible, then an emulator would be the next best option. Either way, they needed a jailbreak to break the encryption of the games themselves. Everything else is moot.Ripping the games and making an emulator are two completely different things.
One can decide to emulate a system to run homebrew or just for fun/research/programming challenge.
There are no XBOX one emulators atm, there are translation layers that allow you to play some games. Emulators are more than that.
Also, making a new emulator takes time, by the time you reach a somewhat working state, there will probably be a way to test those games already. So if you want to make an emulator it doesn't make sense to wait for the games to get ripped or the console to be jailbroken.