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Quote from: calc84maniac on October 16, 2010, 04:51:48 pmStarfox was a SNES game. But at any rate, an N64 emulator isn't going to run on our 150MHz ARM processor with no GPU and only 32MB of RAM. The Pandora is just barely able to run an optimized N64 emulator, and it's 600MHz+ with 3d graphics hardware and 256MB RAM.Nspire is just slow at running 3D graphics, NES Emulator ain't that fast and it is 2D.exscuse me. Can't the Pandora emulate a Nintendo ds fully? So why cant it emulate a n64 well?
Starfox was a SNES game. But at any rate, an N64 emulator isn't going to run on our 150MHz ARM processor with no GPU and only 32MB of RAM. The Pandora is just barely able to run an optimized N64 emulator, and it's 600MHz+ with 3d graphics hardware and 256MB RAM.
Quote from: calc84maniac on October 16, 2010, 04:51:48 pmStarfox was a SNES game. But at any rate, an N64 emulator isn't going to run on our 150MHz ARM processor with no GPU and only 32MB of RAM. The Pandora is just barely able to run an optimized N64 emulator, and it's 600MHz+ with 3d graphics hardware and 256MB RAM.exscuse me. Can't the Pandora emulate a Nintendo ds fully? So why cant it emulate a n64 well?
untill we rip apart our nspires and add a graphics card
If N64 can barely run on Pandora, I think the Nspire will probably have to stick to SNES or Genesis as the top emulation possible
Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on October 17, 2010, 12:25:43 amIf N64 can barely run on Pandora, I think the Nspire will probably have to stick to SNES or Genesis as the top emulation possible Don't forget GBA. It'll be hard to get it full speed on 150mhz, but it should work, especially with pre-recompilation.
Multiplayer COD with that TI navigator thing in math class would be EPIC.