GameShell is the world’s first modular portable game console with GNU/LINUX on embedded system. Powered by a Quad-core Cortex-A7 CPU, 512 MB Memory, Mali GPU, Wi-Fi onboard mainboard module & Arduino compatible programmable game Keypad module.
Include Cave Story, DOOM and much more classic independent/portable games.
Support games from Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance, NES, SNES and other consoles.
Modify your favorite games, or create your own games with your favorite programming language.
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since it was made a way to play ps1 games on xperia play with native emulator theu found it was a ps2 emulator does this give hope to playing ps2 games?
lyricalchaos said:
since it was made a way to play ps1 games on xperia play with native emulator theu found it was a ps2 emulator does this give hope to playing ps2 games?
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The Play might have the power to play 1st generation PS2 quality games but has no where near enough power to emulate them
but it can sately be set at 1.5ghz n even put on 1.8ghz prosser without crashing is that not enough?
Well lets put it this way, not even the PS3 has enough power to correctly play PS2 games in software and the PC PS2 emulator requires a powerful computer.
So no I dont think we will ever see PS2 games on the xperia play.
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but it can sately be set at 1.5ghz n even put on 1.8ghz prosser without crashing is that not enough?
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http://forums.pcsx2.net/Thread-Sticky-PCSX2-0-9-6-0-9-7-Frequently-Asked-Questions#S2Q1
What are the requirements for using this emulator?
Minimum [as in booting the BIOS if you're lucky]
* Windows 2000 or newer/Linux OS
* CPU that supports SSE2 (Pentium 4 and up, Athlon64 and up)
* GPU that supports Pixel Shaders 2.0
* 512mb RAM
Recommended [as in, you know, running games properly]
* Windows Vista / Windows 7 32bit/64bit
* CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo @ 3.2ghz or better
* GPU: 8600gt or better
* 1gb RAM (2gb if on Vista / Windows 7)
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is it not xbox easier to emulate? I mean its hardware is similar to a normal PC, ps2 has like 128-bit processor.
m3dteam said:
is it not xbox easier to emulate? I mean its hardware is similar to a normal PC, ps2 has like 128-bit processor.
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Xbox hasn't even been emulated properly on the PC yet. I think the most advanced emulator we will ever see on the xperia play is the dreamcast, other consoles are just too powerful to emulate.
trying to play xbox games on the play is like trying to run windows 7 on a calculator xD
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is it not xbox easier to emulate? I mean its hardware is similar to a normal PC, ps2 has like 128-bit processor.
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So does the Xbox. It is more similar to a x86 architecture, though. Still, one of the emulators asks for the following: http://www.emulator-zone.com/doc.php/xbox/xeon.html
If you want to run it properly, it is strongly recommended to have the next:
Windows XP
Latest DirectX
Pentium 4 2.0Ghz
1024mb RAM
Recommended Video Cards: GeForce FX or Radeon 9200 Pro or higher
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And here are the system requirements for NullDC, the popular DC emulator: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NullDC#System_requirements
CPU: AMD Athlon XP/64/Turion at 2GHz or Intel Pentium 4 at 2.6GHz or equivalent.
Video Card: Nvidia GeForce 4 TI or ATi Radeon 8500.
RAM: 512MB
Operating System: XP/2003/Vista/7
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Logseman said:
So does the Xbox. It is more similar to a x86 architecture, though. Still, one of the emulators asks for the following: http://www.emulator-zone.com/doc.php/xbox/xeon.html
And here are the system requirements for NullDC, the popular DC emulator: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NullDC#System_requirements
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actually there is already a working dreamcast emulator for android and it works pretty decent, there are a few videos of it on youtube but the developer has not released it publicly yet.
bubblegumballon said:
actually there is already a working dreamcast emulator for android and it works pretty decent, there are a few videos of it on youtube but the developer has not released it publicly yet.
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AFAIK, the Android DC Emulator was stalled because the dev had been unheard of for months.
Logseman said:
So does the Xbox. It is more similar to a x86 architecture, though. Still, one of the emulators asks for the following: http://www.emulator-zone.com/doc.php/xbox/xeon.html
And here are the system requirements for NullDC, the popular DC emulator: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NullDC#System_requirements
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Ive got nullDC running on a slower laptop than that, i had skies of arcadia running (with graphics glitches) on a laptop with intel atom cpu, onboard graphics and 256mb of ram
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AFAIK, the Android DC Emulator was stalled because the dev had been unheard of for months.
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The dev is the same as the people behind nullDC arnt they
What about nintendo ds?
This is giving me serious deja vu.
Do a search next time.
Pure speculation at this point, but anyone who might have more insight than the rest of us chime in on the full power of a Tegra 3 that we are supposed to be seeing in the next Transformer.
Specifically my wife is giving me the ultimatum on my PS2 game discs that are gathering dust. I adamantly insist that I'll see a PS2 emu on the Tegra 3 so I am saving all my PS2 RPG's for that day. She thinks I am being a packrat.
Only you can save my PS2 discs from the salvation army!
Don't hold out hope for a PS2 emulator on Android any time soon. The current PS1 emulators barely run at full speed, even when overclocked. On PC, you need about a 4Ghz CPU clock to run most PS2 games at full speed. It's all because the PS2 runs on a unique architecture that no one has yet been able to optimize for current hardware, and Sony has never been nice enough to open source the PS2 for emulators.
My advice? Rip all of your PS2 games to a hard drive, then get yourself a brand new gaming PC and overclock the crap out of it.
Hm, I never had any gaming device other than the original nintendo... and I got that from a garage sale. Man, you people are spoiled.
earlyberd said:
Don't hold out hope for a PS2 emulator on Android any time soon. The current PS1 emulators barely run at full speed, even when overclocked. On PC, you need about a 4Ghz CPU clock to run most PS2 games at full speed. It's all because the PS2 runs on a unique architecture that no one has yet been able to optimize for current hardware, and Sony has never been nice enough to open source the PS2 for emulators.
My advice? Rip all of your PS2 games to a hard drive, then get yourself a brand new gaming PC and overclock the crap out of it.
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Thanks for the honest answer.
An even different point of view: the PS3 can't emulate via software the PS2. And Sony kinda knows how a PS2 works
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Hello guys!
Do you know if there have been some testing on Windows 8 Tablets with gaming (yes its not out yet, but many tec sites tested it)?
Or did you tried comparable hardware on now available devices with games? I mean like crysis or medal of honour warfare 3 with minimum details / or maybe higher?
Which announced tablets would you recommend for such decent gaming?
Thanks for you infos.
Cheers and best wishes
If by "decent" you mean games that require discrete gfx, then forget it. All Win8 tabs announced thus far use either Clover Trail (Atom Z2760) w/ PowerVR, or Core CPUs w/ integrated HD4000. If you want to know how well those work for games, just look up gaming benchmarks for those respective GPU cores. Suggest perusing Anandtech, TomsHardware, or similar sites.
Games will need to be redone for tablets, even x86 games, not only to optimize for the lower GPU capability, but to also incorporate touch. "Decent games" as a definition will change over the course of next year. For current games, the answer is: none.
Hello i have the sony xperia z with a adreno 320 gpu and a cpu of quad core clocked at 1.5Ghz.
It has open gl 3.0 support and many games run fast without glitches or lag on it.
So i am thinking of making a small game like skyrim or a small rpg for powerfull android phones.
I have heard of a mini skyrim game/skyrim.APK for the androoid phones. They are able to execute it but its only a mini game and it was made by somebody using a modeling software .
I think they used java for coding. Or c or c++ mayb using native development kit.
I would also like to develope a mobile game. Please can someone show me what SDK and IDE to use to start developing games which use the gpu and cpu propely. Is that up to me? Do i take decision on how gpu and cpu are used. Or is it up to the game to decide on how gpu and cpu are used.
I think that the cpu would works great with my games and so i my gpu very powerfull since it can run many good games at once.
How should i get staerted? im a beginner. even in java im at the basics. So can i use a modeling software like blender or maya autodesk for making my charecter models or anima8or for making my characters in the game and why would i use code like java code for in the game?
Can i use keyframes in adobe photo shop?
I wanna develope a gamee like skyrim for android phones. I know its possable but there must not be a port. It must be coded for that device only and not taken from xbox and ported to android otherwise it will lag alot i know. Ijust want a way to copy the maps and all 3d animations from my xbox hard drive's game from skyrims maps to my modeling software then from there add code for android ,:laugh:
create everything manually
Here's a question.
Can i use an intel atom for basic tasks and old games??
I'm gonna read your replies.
Here's the specs:
Intel atom N450 1.66Ghz.
2gb of ram 667Mhz.
160gb 5400 RPM WD blue hard drive (I'm gonna replace it with an 120gb ssd because is failing)
I want to use as a Quake 3 arena pc too
Here's a capture of the barely working windows 7 ultimate installation
El dallas said:
I want to use as a Quake 3 arena pc too
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From looking at random videos online, it could (hopefully) run Quake 3 Arena at around 40fps on Medium. I don't know if it could run many other games, though. The best I can see it doing is emulation of old consoles like N64, and very simple games from the 90s-2000s.
My suggestion: Stay away from consumer oriented versions of Windows. Use Enterprise if you can. I use Enterprise 2021 LTSC on my gaming PC; it comes with none of the bloat that the consumer versions do.
The performance of your rig depends heavily on the GPU, but the Atom is not intended as a desktop/gaming chip. I wouldn't expect much.
Honkette1738 said:
From looking at random videos online, it could (hopefully) run Quake 3 Arena at around 40fps on Medium. I don't know if it could run many other games, though. The best I can see it doing is emulation of old consoles like N64, and very simple games from the 90s-2000s.
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At the very least
Honkette1738 said:
From looking at random videos online, it could (hopefully) run Quake 3 Arena at around 40fps on Medium. I don't know if it could run many other games, though. The best I can see it doing is emulation of old consoles like N64, and very simple games from the 90s-2000s.
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Quake 3 runs great