GameCube emulator

The simplest way to play GameCube games, and a cheap way, is to buy a GameCube... incredible, no ?!


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Ingenu said:
The simplest way to play GameCube games, and a cheap way, is to buy a GameCube... incredible, no ?!


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Who would like to spend $1500 on a powerfull PC, if you could purchase a Cube for $99? :s
 
Ingenu said:
What if the game 'executable' is translated once into machine specific ASM ?

Wouldn't that be better than on the fly translation ?

That gets into a big time legal gray area. Plus as already mentioned any self-modifying code will burn up on re-entry.

Grall said:
Why should graphics emu be low-level when the entire gfx chip of Flipper is hardcoded? With exception of the largely unused TEV effects, it should be easy as hell to write a high-level driver/wrapper for Flipper. Of course, you'd need register documentation of some sort to do it, or enough understanding to figure out how the chip works by disassembling a game (sounds painful, but some code mascochists might like it)...

Hey, I didn't say it would be low-level. Reznor did. Take it up with him.

Reznor007 said:
Why would it look bad? Have you seen the dev kit screen shots where many of them look near perfect?

I said _it would be incredibly slow_ if it didn't look bad. You can make it look worse for speed in lots of ways though... lower the resolution, NULLify some graphical effects, lower the precision, lower the filtering...

Fox5 said:
Why I'm glad nintendo came up with a format to effectively stop piracy, I really wish it wasn't so unfriendly to emulation....I'd probably like to play some gamecube games on my pc with enhanced graphics/features/whatever in 5-7 years from now.(or less if it turns out like n64 and psx)

There are images floating around the net somewhere... but their possible locations shall not be discussed. The catch: They're 1.35GB each.
 
Evil_Cloud said:
Ingenu said:
The simplest way to play GameCube games, and a cheap way, is to buy a GameCube... incredible, no ?!


8)

Who would like to spend $1500 on a powerfull PC, if you could purchase a Cube for $99? :s
Someone that doesn't have a sex life ;)
 
jvd said:
Evil_Cloud said:
Ingenu said:
The simplest way to play GameCube games, and a cheap way, is to buy a GameCube... incredible, no ?!


8)

Who would like to spend $1500 on a powerfull PC, if you could purchase a Cube for $99? :s
Someone that doesn't have a sex life ;)




no really, i think it's all about the fact that "it can be done"... u know, like some crazy guy trying to, i don't know, touch his nose with his big toe while playing Amplitude on INSANE difficulty AND drinking beer.... it wont serve any purpose, but for him it might be good to know that he can do it... but if anyone can do it, gosh thats one hell of a feat
 
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