Sep 28, 2015  So is there a Xbox emulator yet or not? Discussion in 'Computer Programming. But Halo for the PC does support those options. Why have it on an emulator when your PC will run it faster? It's about the best experience. Still have to finish Conker Live & Reloaded someday. #12 Aug 5, 2015. JDSX *is a furrE* Member. 1,153 Level 6.

Queue someone to share that magazine article from the 90s applauding the games framerate. Spider man shattered dimensions nds free download. Regardless of that, maybe the terms 'framerate' and 'resolution' weren't in the average consumer's vernacular, but rest assured that comments like 'games are so much smoother & clearer on my PS2 vs my PS1' or 'Perfect Dark is choppy without the expansion pak' were commonplace, which means exactly the same thing as saying it has a higher/lower framerate and resolution. Resolution and framerate have been a concern for a long, long time though, particularly with PC gamers. I remember discussions from 20 years ago about how to tweak Half-Life 1 for maximum resolution and framerate. This is not a new thing. Queue someone to share that magazine article from the 90s applauding the games framerate. Regardless of that, maybe the terms 'framerate' and 'resolution' weren't in the average consumer's vernacular, but rest assured that comments like 'games are so much smoother & clearer on my PS2 vs my PS1' or 'Perfect Dark is choppy without the expansion pak' were commonplace, which means exactly the same thing as saying it has a higher/lower framerate and resolution.

Resolution and framerate have been a concern for a long, long time though, particularly with PC gamers. I remember discussions from 20 years ago about how to tweak Half-Life 1 for maximum resolution and framerate.

This is not a new thing. Yes, there was some talk about it under less technical terms, but still nobody cared, which was my original point.

Not my friends who I played hundreds of hours of 4-player splitscreen of Goldeneye or Conker with, nor the gaming magazines I read during the time. At least I can't remember any of them having choppiness as a negative in any of the Rare game reviews (and on the N64 they all had bad framerate). PC is a whole different thing due to the nature of the platform and games always having options to tweak resolution etc. And PC centric magazines talking about it. But I leave it at that, because this is getting pretty oft topic.