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pezus said:
Darc Requiem said:
@pezus

Honestly, and I know I'm going to get reamed for this, the 360 should be better at software emulating PS2 games than the PS3. The embedded RAM on the PS2 actually has more bandwidth than even the XDR on the PS3. They'd be able to emulate that easier on the 360 because of the 10MB of embedded RAM on the 360 GPU.

But they should still be able to make it 60 FPS stable on the PS3, even though it might be harder. Sony have done so themselves with far more visually impressive PS2 games.


The PS3 is a far more powerful platform. It's certainly possible but it would take a significant amount reworking depending on how the game is coded. The reason their software emulator for the PS3 was abandoned by Sony is becuase each game handles things differently. Their weren't a lot of built in effects in the PS2 GPU. So often each developer would come up with their own software solutions for their respective game engines. These HD collection ports are, to be frank, a cash grab. They don't want to invest significant funds into these games. So, they'll do he bare minimum to get the games up and running. It's not right...but unfortunately it's reality.