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Originally Posted by Arqentus
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Really, then what do you call EA ... a small company?? They just released there first title for the x50v ( Madden 2005 ).
Atleasted get your specs right.
The PS1 has a 32-bit R3000A working at 34mhz. I added the cpu + gpu comparison vs the PSP to show the 2 differende architecture's.
And no emulator can emulate ps1 ... lol ... What do you call FPSEce then? People are running title's at full speed even with 400mhz cpu's ( and the emulator is speeding up with every release ) ...
And PS2 emulation, do a search, there is one out there, that already does it, and with lower specs.
Do not underestimate the power the 2700g hold's. There is a pdf on Intel's site, and you will be surpriced.
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~Sigh~, this is the second time someone has read my post, erased some of the words from their mind and decided to make themself look like an idiot.
EA has a known history of making their games for every single platform out there, and to my knowledge, this is their FIRST FORAY into the PPC gaming market. Needless to say, this will NOT become a trend amongst other developers, merely EA testing the waters to see how many sales they can get.
I've also stated very clearly in my post that I did NOT know the true processing speed of the PS1, I was merely taking a guess. I tried to look for the info on Google but I didn't want to waste time so I just put in some value I seemed to have vaguely remembered off the top of my head.
I wrote:
"Your claim to the specs is null also, the PS1 had a 7.5 Mhz processor
(I think) and a 625Mhz device can't emulate it
at full speed. A PS2 runs at 200mhz but not even a top-of-the-line 3 Ghz computer
can emulate it above 5 FPS."
Nowhere in my post did I deny the existence of either the PS1 or PS2 emulators available. I am well aware of the existence of FPSEce, but it does NOT run games at full speed. Even the best running games are a bit sluggish by comparison to the real console.
As for the PS2 emulator, I am well aware of that too. Did you even try it out? I can barely muster 1 FPS on the thing, which I have clearly stated in my earlier post. But of course, you left out all the words in my sentence and chose to focus on "can't emulate it" instead.
This will be my last post on the subject matter since I do not want to start a flame war, nor argue with an idiot. It's very apparent from your post that's replete with spelling errors that you are obviously not very well-educated, nor well-informed. Any further continuation of the topic by you merely proves my point.
P.S.
Their, not there, as in their company, not over there
At least, not atleasted
Titles, not title's, it's not possessive, it's plural
Surprised, not surpriced
And no, the argument that he's a foreigner and English is his second language is moot. English is my second language and I all my international friends can speak and write it way better than any local American can.