The biggest hurdle is the fact the cell processor is very different from other processors, hence the need for excessive computer power to emulate thats right emulate the hardware before even running a game on it...
Yes,1 CPU, 3 cores, 8 Coprocessors, which I referred to as compartments. It all sounds correct me, but I was wrong in what I called the coprocessors.
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Correct, hertz can be used when comparing the speed of the same or similar Processing Units.
To sum up: There is NO PS3 emulator and don't expect one in the near future.
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I have a Sony Xperia Play, the world's first PlayStation certified phone (TM), that I'd be willing to let go of cheap! 
Or you could just for down to your local Verizon store and get one for free with a two year contract :-/
In all seriousness, it's a fun game playing device but it sucks for anything else. The RAZR runs circles around it.
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Or you could just for down to your local Verizon store and get one for free with a two year contract :-/
In all seriousness, it's a fun game playing device but it sucks for anything else. The RAZR runs circles around it.
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Regardless of how many cores (virtual or not) the PS3 has, the PS3 shines so much as a gaming machine because it's not being boggled down by a resource-hogging operating system. Same reason why a 360 (which has hardware dated back to 2003 and terrible specs by todays standards) can still pump out beautiful 1080p graphics.
This is also why they haven't released any information about a PS4 nor a Xbox 720, because even though the hardware is dated it still performs at par to the gaming standards.
We (Canadians) can't reveal anything our PS3 emulator app for your toaster (as of right now, it only toasts bread), however we can reveal our previous project, the nintoaster:
This is also why they haven't released any information about a PS4 nor a Xbox 720, because even though the hardware is dated it still performs at par to the gaming standards.
We (Canadians) can't reveal anything our PS3 emulator app for your toaster (as of right now, it only toasts bread), however we can reveal our previous project, the nintoaster:
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Someone manages to create an emulator of games for a system that retails starting at about $250.00 (assuming it's even real for that matter) and they want $49.00 for it, and you're begging for someone to help you get it free?
Dude..... seriously? (-_-)
Can't believe that nobody else noticed but you. Very valid point.
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requires root but this is the only one that works with gingerbread, there are others but they require honeycomb and up https://play.google.com/store/apps/...hecker&feature=nav_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDNd this is a test app to see if it works before paying 2 bucks for the full app.
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5This guy speaks the truth, I installed the same app on my NES, N64, and Dreamcast. Worked flawlessly. Even threw it on my microwave AND my toaster. You wouldn't believe the graphics my toaster pumps out! Tomorrow I'm going to try the app on my Gameboy (not the colour), hello 1080P black and white gaming!
Seriously, this doesn't exist.1
It's a generalized reference to the processing speed. Mega, giga, and teraflops (FLOP=FLoating point OPerations per second) is an accurate measurement. Hertz really only related to how fast a particular processor is clocked.1
Someone manages to create an emulator of games for a system that retails starting at about $250.00 (assuming it's even real for that matter) and they want $49.00 for it, and you're begging for someone to help you get it free?
Dude..... seriously? (-_-)
