I'm just overly strict about the use of categorization and terminology (as I'm sure you all already know). Thus I wanted clarification. I do not consider dolphin a PC game even if it is technically similar in many regards because its intended purpose is different. And that's what defines an application as being a game, it's intended use. Plus I believe there are also enough technical differences as well to place it in its own category. I did suspect that moose was just talking about how shadowplay behaves with it though. So I wanted to give him a chance to elaborate or correct his statement before making a long drawn out explanation. Which he did.
Quite frankly on a technical level I think the use of a JIT dynarec automatically disqualifies any emulator from being considered a PC game.
DJBarry was probably referring to TAS and just got confused. Don't be so hard on him delroth. He's still learning and he doesn't get confrontational when people correct him after he gives an incorrect answer.
Quite frankly on a technical level I think the use of a JIT dynarec automatically disqualifies any emulator from being considered a PC game.
DJBarry was probably referring to TAS and just got confused. Don't be so hard on him delroth. He's still learning and he doesn't get confrontational when people correct him after he gives an incorrect answer.
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