(08-08-2014, 11:13 AM)Shonumi Wrote: [ -> ]I don't even own 10 PS3 games, but this is what I'd like to see.
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8) Disgaea 3
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(08-08-2014, 11:33 PM)DatKid20 Wrote: [ -> ]---
Shonumi you listed Disgaea 3. You are automatically awesome.
Hey, not sure if either of you have seen it yet, but this guy's been testing the emulator out.
He got Disgaea 3
running... err- walking. But it's in game!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQEv6B6fIgA
(08-09-2014, 01:20 PM)Shonumi Wrote: [ -> ]Unfortunately I don't own a Vita, and I really don't think I'll consider buying the system for years unless it suddenly gets flooded with games that interest me. I'm cool with playing the PS3 versions though.
I love the thing, and quite frankly, BL2 is a blast if you can get past the 'eh' framerate.
But it is still pretty overpriced. Unless jesus somehow ports L4D2 or something to the thing, I wouldn't buy another till a big price drop :(
Anyway, seeing this PS3 emulator show up is pretty great. I'm really excited to see any progress at all. Love watching these sort of developments. c:
I can't really say I've got a top 10, but maybe..
1.Yes, for the love of god RED DEAD and Undead Nightmare!...
2.Sly 4
3.Any metal Gear~
4...little.. planet..
uhh...
idk, i've had the thing since it came out but not too many games really caught me eye. :(
but that doesn't say I'm not super excited about seeing the emulator :D
hip hip!
I'v been keeping a close eye on this one since, shows good promise. I do know people from PCSX2 and neobrain are in this.
I don't have 10 games for it and the only game I've only played on it was Final Fantasy XIII so........
1-10. Final Fantasy XIII
@Quicklime_Mistress - Yeah, I remember Disgaea 3 being one of the first "big name" games that RPCS3 could play in game. I'd get a Vita if it came with like 4 different Wipeout games though (no joke).
(08-12-2014, 10:59 AM)Shonumi Wrote: [ -> ]@Quicklime_Mistress - Yeah, I remember Disgaea 3 being one of the first "big name" games that RPCS3 could play in game. I'd get a Vita if it came with like 4 different Wipeout games though (no joke).
oh man, the wipeout vita title was actually really nice.
I only played the demo, but it's what you'd expect from a wipeout game, but on top of that, the graphics were superb.
Was probably the only launch title worth the cash.
I guess, in this case, I'd add wipeoutHD to my list of PS3 games I'd like to see on RPCS3.
..might actually go and buy the Vita version now :b
Is it possible for the developers of Dolphin Emulator can help out with RPCS3 Developing cycle, I just cant wait till RPCS3 can run commercial games, right now only one game is fully playable and its a stupid puzzle swap game.
Developers of dolphin are really good, and if they help with RPSC3 things can progress faster.
So what do you guys think.
(08-28-2014, 03:26 PM)Lumbeeslayer Wrote: [ -> ]Is it possible for the developers of Dolphin Emulator can help out with RPCS3 Developing cycle, I just cant wait till RPCS3 can run commercial games, right now only one game is fully playable and its a stupid puzzle swap game.
Developers of dolphin are really good, and if they help with RPSC3 things can progress faster.
So what do you guys think.
That's a stupid suggestion, there is no reason to rush things with ps3 emulation since there isn't any hardware out there to support such a development. Even if the emulator boots most games and runs them, it will be many years in to the future before they can actually be playable in a top of the line pc, so what's the rush? Plus if they do that wii/gamecube emulation improvement will slow down, it is impossible that such a development would not hurt dolphin right now.
Well, it's not as if there aren't RPCS3 contributions from at least one Dolphin dev (lioncash) and a few other familiar faces from the Dolphin scene (xsacha, and hey, archshift has one commit too). In reality, I've seen plenty of devs contribute to other emulators (everyone seems to be having fun with PCSX2 at the moment, sometimes Citra). Now if they were as dedicated to those projects as Dolphin, I would question if Dolphin's development might slow down, but "helping out" with other emulation projects is something that already happens.