Well if we are speaking in technical terms then yes it can run it. Whether you want to play it or but is entirely up to the user. I guess disgaeas saving grace would be that high fps isnt necessary given the style of game and probably due to the nature of the port and the relatively small budget id imagine its not fully optimised.

Given how great the animations are (and how rare 2D animation became), I'd say constant framerate should be mandatory lol.

I just wanted to point out that Disgaea gales still demanding tech wise.

Bioshock.
Borderlands 2 is also coming to smart phones.
Doom 3.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QukJKR_F3mM

Tegra K1 can decimate the PS3 in terms of graphics fidelity... And I wouldn't be surprised if Apple's latest and greatest could do it too.

But just because a mobile device can achieve/surpass console quality graphics... Doesn't mean it should.
For every pretty affect you have, the more power you consume... And greater the chances it won't run on older devices.

lol, get out of here. This is how the game looks on iOS:

http://images.anandtech.com/doci/8440/IMG_2625.PNG

http://images.anandtech.com/doci/8440/IMG_2638.PNG

http://images.anandtech.com/doci/8440/IMG_2646.PNG

http://images.anandtech.com/doci/8440/IMG_2647.PNG

I don't think anyone will confuse these with the PS3 version of the game. I've still yet to see games that look as good as PS3 games (a nearly 10-year old console).

Can I know why some people wait for emos to maybe work decent on some games in some years from now on, instead of just buying a ps3? and play all games on it, to support the industry, the devs who worked on them and in the end to get more from those type of games you like and want more.

your avatar made me lol irl :D

yeah, emulation is awesome, because a ps3 won't live forever, but PCs will. Should I also keep a CRT television at home to play my old Sega Mega Drive games as well?

that depends how you use it, seems like this greedy mentality kinda bugs me for some reason:

"What! cool those emulator are getting better and better yippie I don't have to spend money for hardware and software to play those games I don't have to invest money for my hobby^^ pefect"

having an emulator has abolutely nothing to do with the fact you pay for the software you play or you don't. I'm much more interested in the game history conservation part of the phenomenon. It's unrealistic to expect people to keep legacy consoles into the future in order to play these older games.

It seems perfectly reasonable for me that developers/publishers will profit for several years from their work and creativity, but as with many things in life there's a reasonable limit to it. 

One of my favourite game series of all times was the Shining Force saga, I bought all the available Shining Force games I could, it still didn't prevent Shining Force 3, scenario 2 and 3 to remain unreleased outside of Asia and untranslated. Thankfully through Saturn emulation I managed to finish the games many years after, not only the death of SEGA as console maker, but of the console itself (with the fan translation applied to the games .iso's).

Perhaps now that the consoles seem to be adapting an X86 architecture, it will make these games more futureproof, in order not to require fan emulation for us to enjoy Bloodborne when the PS6 is around.

1. That has nothing to do with a ps3 that can use a hdmi this thread is about ps3 emulation

2. The ps3 is still made and sold to consumers, same as the games so if you buy them the devs who made them get a benifit from it

3. They won't get that from emulation

4. People happily posting and making threads about emulation for devices that are still made is digusting (I do the same with anime but I don't brag about it like: "juhu a torrent for this anime yeah don't have to spend a cent on it^^ wow a torrent for this anime also great :)")

That is unfair. You're asuming that everyone interested in emulation is a pirate. What if a game dissapeared from the market and you can't find it anywhere? What if your system broke and you don't want to buy another identical console?  What if your physical copy of the game broke and you don't want or can't buy it again? What if you just preffer playing your old games on PC or other devices instead of the original hardware? I have a GBA and own every pokemon game made for the system, but that doesn't mean I don't want to play them on PC. What will happen with the modding scene and the romhack scene? That's a lot of potential creativity dampered by the fact they can't work on the consoles.