No.92606
My guess is that it's because 7th gen was the last generation to use less common RISC architectures, and complexity of said architectures were at their peak as far as consoles go. PowerPC and Power ISA aren't ubiquitous like ARM or x86 so the emulation community has less talent to draw on when trying to develop a 7th gen emulator.
No.92607
Hmm, how so? The only one I don't know about is the 360, but Wii and PS3 work pretty well I'd say. Stuff like Xenoblade even has an "HD" mod
No.92608
>>92607I thought Wii and PS3 were still behind in functionality compared to their Switch/PS4 counterparts?
No.92609
>>92608>Wii ... still behind in functionalityWii emulation has been fine for a really long time now thanks to Dolphin.
No.92610
>>92608RPCS3 is a game by game basis, but a lot of them are there
https://rpcs3.net/compatibility No.92613
>>92608there is no working ps4 emulator
No.92614
>>92613There's orbital I believe but I dont think it does retail games yet no clue
No.92618
>>92607I do kinda wonder about the 360's status with emulation. Since I always wanted to replay (and finish) the last true Rare game that they put out before Microsoft gutted them. But my 360's long dead and, being the dicks that they were, Microsoft made that title a 360 exclusive so I can't really go pop it in and play.
No.92621
>>92618What is that? Kameo? It's nothing to write home about...
No.92622
>>92621Yeah, Kameo. I remembered it having some variety gameplay, but my memory of it is foggy compared to the rest of Rare's titles I've played. Although that may just be because it wasn't that great...
No.92623
>>92622It's okay I guess. If you really want to play it, I think I have it on my xbox. I don't really use it these days so I could ship it to you.
No.92624
>>92623I'm not
that itching to play it, just wanted to confirm whether it was good or not. Besides I'd kinda feel obligated to play it if I received it in the mail..
No.92625
>>92624It's really no issue nor a rush. If you want I can leave my email...
I don't mean to pressure you, but I'd be happy to do something for someone again. It's no big deal.
No.92680
>>92646He's going to purchase it and put termite eggs in the soil.
No.92681
Termites are very good builders, and the prices they charge are quite reasonable too.
No.92682
If I were to hire any builders, I wouldn't stand for anything other than a beaver, the nature's engineer.
No.103970
>>103969Just get the latest official one
No.104386
>>104367HAHA, I WIN
FUCK YOU SONY