Author Topic: Nintendo Switch Presentation - January 12th  (Read 193835 times)

i think the correct word is handicapped

lmao, the whole "the switch automatically sucks because of framerate/resolution and you should emulate nintendo games instead!!!1!" argument is so stuffty and flawed in every way


This man has opened my eyes.
I've changed my mind guys, I'm not buying the switch. I'm gonna buy a 1000 dollar computer / computer component to emulate this game at a stuffty framerate. Seriously, 300 dollars is way too overpriced. But I'll happily spend 1000 just to emulate it. Haha, screw you Nintendo, I'm not buying your trash. Just gonna emulate it so you go bankrupt faster. If you haven't gotten it through your thick skulls, I'm gonna emulate it, Nintendo. forget you Nintendo.
#DownWithNintendo #Nintendont #stuffSwitch #PS4 #Xbox #RonaldMcDonald
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I don't agree with him either but a $350 computer will emulate nintendo games at 1080p 60fps easily
« Last Edit: January 17, 2017, 03:32:47 PM by TheArmyGuy »

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I don't agree with him either but a $350 computer will emulate nintendo games at 1080p 60fps easily
he means somehow emulate nintendo switch games

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I don't agree with him either but a $300 computer will emulate nintendo games at 1080p 60fps easily
Remember with emulation, it takes the same if not double the ammount of power to emulate the software to run the game

In reality, it would take a damn pricey computer to emulate, double or triple the costs

Remember with emulation, it takes the same if not double the ammount of power to emulate the software to run the game

In reality, it would take a damn pricey computer to emulate, double or triple the costs
Yeah but three times forget all is still nothing. Smaller and handheld devices have stuffty thermals so the gpu is almost always crap, and even the same gpu would be a lot cheaper with the easier thermals and size of say a pc tower. I mean the Terga x1 is allright but by no means a particularly powerful gpu.










Yeah! forget Nintendo! #lovingIdiotPeasants #Consolecigarettes #PcMasterRace #Its2017Nintendo #NintenDONT #DownWithNintendo #NoMoreInnovation #forgetNintendo #PS4Swag #XBOXSwag
« Last Edit: January 17, 2017, 03:45:06 PM by crazies alt »

he's a douche but he isn't wrong lol

Yeah but three times forget all is still nothing. Smaller and handheld devices have stuffty thermals so the gpu is almost always crap, and even the same gpu would be a lot cheaper with the easier thermals and size of say a pc tower. I mean the Terga x1 is allright but by no means a particularly powerful gpu.
The ps2 has less power than the Switch yet it takes a very loving beefy pc just to emulate it smoothly. The switch is a hell of a lot more powerful than it, so that along with the software will make it hell to emulate at all



because remember when you put a price a on a console all that matters is the storage
« Last Edit: January 17, 2017, 03:48:01 PM by crazies alt »

The ps2 has less power than the Switch yet it takes a very loving beefy pc just to emulate it smoothly. The switch is a hell of a lot more powerful than it, so that along with the software will make it hell to emulate at all
That's because the ps2 has completely different architecture to a PC. The switch has the same architecture as used by pc.
Xbox one and ps4 also have this pc architecture which makes them a lot less resource intensive once someone actually makes emulation software lol.
Though the switch could be super drm heavy and forget us all over regarding emulation, who knows

Also if you consider
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Windows Vista / Windows 7 (32bit or 64bit) with the latest DirectX
CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo @ 3.2 GHz or better OR i3/i5/i7 @ 2,8 GHz or better OR AMD Phenom II @ 3,2 GHz or better
GPU: 8800gt or better (for Direct3D10 support)
RAM: 1GB on Linux/Windows XP, 2GB or more on Vista / Windows 7
a very loving beefy pc you might want to switch from windows 95 to at least windows 7 lol
« Last Edit: January 17, 2017, 03:48:42 PM by TheArmyGuy »

Also if you considera very loving beefy pc you might want to switch from windows 95 to at least windows 7 lol
Yeah dude! Agreed. Nintendo loving sucks with their underpowered stuff console! XBOX is so much stronger.. PS4 too... SMH they shot themselves in the foot big this time! HAHA! Stupid gimmicky bullstuff handicapped assforget titmonster gayass japanese forgettards.... Probably able to be emulated with a ps2 emulator.... PFFFFT.....
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ps2 was released in 2000
are you mentally inept

Yeah dude! Agreed. Nintendo loving sucks with their underpowered stuff console! XBOX is so much stronger.. PS4 too... SMH they shot themselves in the foot big this time! HAHA! Stupid gimmicky bullstuff handicapped assforget titmonster gayass japanese forgettards.... Probably able to be emulated with a ps2 emulator.... PFFFFT.....
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that thing was released in 2000
are you mentally inept
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The quote is the recommended specs for ps2 emulation for the PCSX2 software you handicap. I'm just saying that switch games can be emulated easily with a pc (when software is eventually made) that doesn't cost a billion dollars as you imply. It's ok to admit you don't know anything about emulation, don't double down on your stupidity.
I'm not comparing the ps2 with the switch in any way, but if you took the time to actually read what I posed you might have caught that.

Also if you considera very loving beefy pc you might want to switch from windows 95 to at least windows 7 lol
Those are bare minimum specs as in thats the least reauired to run at all. If you want it to run smoothly and naturally at all you need a pretty damn beefy pc

Those are bare minimum specs as in thats the least reauired to run at all. If you want it to run smoothly and naturally at all you need a pretty damn beefy pc
No, those are the recommended specs. These are the bare minimum specs for PCSX2:
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Windows/Linux OS
CPU: Any that supports SSE2 (Pentium 4 and up, Athlon64 and up)
GPU: Any that supports Pixel Shader model 2.0, except Nvidia FX series (broken SM2.0, too slow anyway)
512MB RAM (note that Windows Vista needs at least 2GB to run reliably)
which frankly is pretty much a toaster