2820 pts ยท September 18, 2015
At least 30 speed
use it*
That sounds more accurate. Really, people tend to use the stuff they already have, so if what you have is a ps4 controller, people will it.
Mkay. Noted.
There are websites that publish nothing but pure garbage across the board, so yes, it does make sense in this case.
I was under the impression that xbox controllers are more common on PC.
the absolute crap some of these "journalists" put out these days. Clickbait for days. [2/2]
But what if the food was so bad it's literally already rotting? Would you still pay for that? No, ofcourse not. Same goes for [1/2]
Oh god I hate it so much +1
Hah, I wish. I see plenty of people in Germany who apparently don't understand this proceedure.
I don't see any incomming messages
2 hours and still going strong!
But not everyone has a server around. Even fewer are good enough with IT to set that up even if they had the hardware.
From what I've heard, the problem is the strange operating system that runs on the Xbox. Supposedly very difficult to emulate.
You proved that a tiny fraction is available. Many good games still don't have a digital release, so emulation is usually the only way.
Emulators to play those games until a digital release comes around. [2/2]
No, you're missing my point. My point is that, since the games aren't available for purchase anymore, there's no harm done when using [1/2]
Maybe, but we're talking across all systems here. Including non-nintendo ones. Only a fraction of the games is available digitally atm.
Yes, the most popular ones tend to have some sort of digital release nowdays, but there's still a ton of good ones that don't.
The OG Xbox is almost impossible to emulate at the moment, sadly.
Pretty bad bait then if it was supposed to make me mad.
Except that compared to overall libary size of these consoles, the part you can still buy is quite small.
one*
I do own ine of these, but you do know that there's more than 20-30 NES games, right? That thing only covers a tiny fraction.
Then direct me to a place where I can buy all of these old games new from the devs themselves and I will happily do so.
Except quite a bunch of old games are better than the new releases these days in terms of gameplay and storytelling. Also, no DLC crap etc.
Or software for that matter. Some games legit go for 500 dollars or more.
How dare younger people experience old games without having to look for heavily price-inflated old hardware.
For PS2 I'd say go for PCSX2. Probably the most notable one and probably the only one that works well with most games.
I never had problems with it. All you need is PCSX2 and a PS2 bios file from the interwebs and load it when the setup asks you.
At least 30 speed
use it*
That sounds more accurate. Really, people tend to use the stuff they already have, so if what you have is a ps4 controller, people will it.
Mkay. Noted.
There are websites that publish nothing but pure garbage across the board, so yes, it does make sense in this case.
I was under the impression that xbox controllers are more common on PC.
the absolute crap some of these "journalists" put out these days. Clickbait for days. [2/2]
But what if the food was so bad it's literally already rotting? Would you still pay for that? No, ofcourse not. Same goes for [1/2]
Oh god I hate it so much +1
Hah, I wish. I see plenty of people in Germany who apparently don't understand this proceedure.
I don't see any incomming messages
2 hours and still going strong!
But not everyone has a server around. Even fewer are good enough with IT to set that up even if they had the hardware.
From what I've heard, the problem is the strange operating system that runs on the Xbox. Supposedly very difficult to emulate.
You proved that a tiny fraction is available. Many good games still don't have a digital release, so emulation is usually the only way.
Emulators to play those games until a digital release comes around. [2/2]
No, you're missing my point. My point is that, since the games aren't available for purchase anymore, there's no harm done when using [1/2]
Maybe, but we're talking across all systems here. Including non-nintendo ones. Only a fraction of the games is available digitally atm.
Yes, the most popular ones tend to have some sort of digital release nowdays, but there's still a ton of good ones that don't.
The OG Xbox is almost impossible to emulate at the moment, sadly.
Pretty bad bait then if it was supposed to make me mad.
Except that compared to overall libary size of these consoles, the part you can still buy is quite small.
one*
I do own ine of these, but you do know that there's more than 20-30 NES games, right? That thing only covers a tiny fraction.
Then direct me to a place where I can buy all of these old games new from the devs themselves and I will happily do so.
Except quite a bunch of old games are better than the new releases these days in terms of gameplay and storytelling. Also, no DLC crap etc.
Or software for that matter. Some games legit go for 500 dollars or more.
How dare younger people experience old games without having to look for heavily price-inflated old hardware.
For PS2 I'd say go for PCSX2. Probably the most notable one and probably the only one that works well with most games.
I never had problems with it. All you need is PCSX2 and a PS2 bios file from the interwebs and load it when the setup asks you.