WereKitten said:
A very different architecture implies a substantial overhead and we're talking of seven PowerPC cores at 3.2GHz with a complicated memory access plus a customized GPU that is ancient in PC terms, but still not trivial. Look how sketchy PS2 emulation is on PCs: I doubt you can build a generally good PS3 emulator even for high-end computers. Xbox->360 (or PS2->PS3) was a much bigger computational step, and I am actually surprised to hear that a general purpose PS2 emulator can run that well on a PS3 without substantial ad-hoc tweaks for each title. |
@bolded: no, the spes are not ppc-isa, they have their own.








