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1. #Nes ps3 emulator install#
2. #Nes ps3 emulator update#
3. #Nes ps3 emulator full#
4. #Nes ps3 emulator software#

PC's won't replace consoles, quite the opposite is true if you look at the last couple of generations, everything is being geared towards multi-functionality and delivering full multi-media via one under the TV system. Lol, people have been saying that for the last 15 years!. but I'd say that in a 2-3 years no one uses the consoles they just use PCs for everything consoles are just a cheep imitation of the PC made only for gaming, and of course that gives them the advantage they only need to focus on the gameing. work hard enough and you can basically run everything on the computer.

the fore every console can be run on the PC system it's just a mater of how much effort you wanna put into it. The PC is the what all the consoles are based on. And when you use an emulator you basically just run an other virtual computer on your PC and the virtual computer is able to decode and proses ps2 data if it's a ps2 emulator so a slow and heavy OS makes it harder to run heavy programs. that is becuz everything is controlled by the OS. There is a reason why programs runs faster on XP than they do at vista. Then if you try running something like that on a PC you'll need a GPU that's as powerful as the PS3, or you can run it with useing both CPU and GPU working together then you'll have the same speed and power as the PS3Īnd running the emulator through the OS DOES slow it down. The PS3 run a doesn't run with a normal CPU, the CPU in the PS3 is almost the same as a GPU, and it's made to do mainly 1 thing: Graphic.

#Nes ps3 emulator update#

I'm not saying it's easy to make the emulator, or anything like that but saying that a PC's hardware isn't good enough isn't right becuz the ps3 is starting to get "old" and they don't update the hardware in it.

#Nes ps3 emulator software#

If you think a multi-cored processor could run a high end PC game by emulating the functions of a graphics card, you would be wrong, which is precisely the reason its currently a no no for the PS3, its just too data intensive.īear in mind also that emulators cannot use proprietary functions due to copyright infringement, so they have to be reverse engineered then emulated in software using completely different methods than the host machine uses, its a massively complicated task.įor anyone that thinks its just because the programmers are lazy or crap, they obviously haven't actually tried to do it themselves.įor the record the OS has relatively nothing to do with the machines ability to emulate in terms of the resources it uses. Its far more to do with actual architecture, running a hardware function in software is a far more intensive and complicated task.Īgain, build a PC that's capable of emulating a high end graphics card (without actually having a graphics card) and you're getting closer to a reasonable example. Comparing specs of the host and emulating machine is a pointless exercise. I'm currently searching for an snes emulator for ps3 (need to play mario world and mario kart on my ps3 ), so if someone know one (or an emulator for any other console for ps3), let me know.You're all still overlooking the fact that you're talking about emulation. all the other keys are binded to the joystick. for the start key use triangle and then "2", and for the select key us triangle and then "1". at this point you will get a menu with all the roms that you have in your folder, so chose 1 of them and press the X button. extract to the root directory of a usb stick (so the files would be in X:\AVCHD) I personally tried it with super mario bros and it's working fine. i have no idea if the files contains viruses or can cause any damage or risk, so use at your own risk.

#Nes ps3 emulator install#

Usually to use emulators on a PS3 you can just install linux on it and install the emulator you want.įor the ones who don't want to install linux, or to have to boot the whole OS whenever they want to play a NES game on the PS3, there is a way to do it without the need of linux or to reboot or whatever.