Kinda hard, since we don't have a stable PS3 emulator yet. Just Steam itself has 100 million users, enough said! Even Sony doubled those numbers they would still only be a fraction of Steam users. This is not including Origin, Uplay, Blizzard, etc, etc. Just think if only say 10 million PS4's sold thats 10 millions users on the (most children who's parents wont drop the cash on a gaming pc for) playstation network. Which is a huge bummer considering I found it FUN AS HECK to play titles like Time Crisis and House of the Dead at home with all my friends! Totally can arcade a house with those! Oh and archery and gladiators from Sport Champions 1, 2 & 3 that is fun too!Īnyhow yea more and more devs are releasing PC ports more now than ever because PC gaming sells by far more than console gaming according to a review my cousin sent me (console gaming freak btw) earlier this year. Seems it didn't do well enough to become popular among users so I don't think the PS4 will get a new move with a mic built in like Sony originally promised.

As for exclusives I am finding myself hard pressed to let go of Ratchet and Clank for playstation LOL! Otherwise what I may miss most is the playstation move the PS3 has. I totally agree! This is the main reason I switched to PC gaming because I realized the majority of titles I play already have a PC port. What for it'd be useless unless your just trying to play console exclusives because like 90% are on PC and the 15% are exclusives so I wouldn't see much to this. Would Onimusha Warlords count as one of those titles difficult to emulate? I would like to see how hard it pushes a system. I am not saying that what you're saying isn't true. That's assuming Sony is even still around or making consoles by then, considering it took them a decade to turn a profit on the PS3 and the PS4 isn't even selling as well so far.Ĭould you specify which titles an i7 and GTX 780 Ti would struggle to emulate I would like to actually put that to the test and see for myself. There are some PS2 games that an i7 and 780 will struggle with at 1080p.Īnd by the time a PS3 emulator can be run at playable framerates, we'll be on the PS5 or PS6, and PS3s will go for $20 on eBay as a novelty console. An i7-4790K and GTX 780 Ti wouldn't run emulated games at playable framerates or resolutions. That said, I don't expect we'll see PS3 emulators any time soon, and idk who would even want one. However, I think it still works as a distance for the sake of the point. Now some games can be played and it's 'we're lightyears from being able to play all games' A year ago it was 'we're lightyears from being able to play any games'

Does ps3 emulator run physical games