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racketboy
Today Nintendo announced that many of Sega's most popular Genesis/Megadrive games will be availible for download via the Nintendo Revolution's Virtual Console.

Some of Hudson's TurboGrafix16/PC Engine games will also be availible as well.

Looks like the Revolution is getting more appealing as the days go by.

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iq_132
A whaaaa???????

/me cries

/me is so happy

/me starts saving pennies in a big jar now to buy a revolution in 6 months biggrin.gif
Mooney
I bet Shibathedog's hopin for Dreamcast dl's. thumbsup.gif I'd be content with just Nintendo classics, tho.
Wizard
heres to hoping Phantasy Star!
Shibathedog
biggrin.gif omg its like buying a premodded xbox for half the price

DC Downloads would be awesome, and with the state DC Emulation is in its probably possible as a future upgrade or something because its going pretty good.

all this sounds really awesome, the only thing keeping me from wanting to buy a rev and do this stuff is im afraid of the cost-per-game
iq_132
I honestly doubt that the Revolution will be able to handle dreamcast emulation. Maybe a port or partial emulation though ^^
At ~900mhz, it's just not fast enough.
Shibathedog
ah, well i havent researched the specs of the revolution so i dunno tongue.gif
Madman
i sure hope for some hack to transfer some roms to play them on the wii smile.gif
Elazul Yagami
QUOTE (iq_132 @ Mar 24 2006, 04:36 PM)
I honestly doubt that the Revolution will be able to handle dreamcast emulation.  Maybe a port or partial emulation though ^^
At ~900mhz, it's just not fast enough.
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actually, that's debatable.

see the reason most emulation isn't perfect, is because there's no precise understanding of the hardware, it's all reverse engineered and methods are developed to get around certain things... hence needing alot of processing power.

however, if sega does give nintendo the schemantics and all the details, and works with nintendo, then dc emulation MIGHT (stress the word MIGHT) be possible.
Shibathedog
This is true

Isnt the reason PSX Emulation works so well because people figured out/aquired exact schematics and everything? Or is PSX programming just really simple? (alot of developers said it was much easier than N64 anyway if i remember right)
iq_132
QUOTE (Elazul Yagami @ Jul 8 2006, 03:40 PM)
QUOTE (iq_132 @ Mar 24 2006, 04:36 PM)
I honestly doubt that the Revolution will be able to handle dreamcast emulation.  Maybe a port or partial emulation though ^^
At ~900mhz, it's just not fast enough.
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actually, that's debatable.

see the reason most emulation isn't perfect, is because there's no precise understanding of the hardware, it's all reverse engineered and methods are developed to get around certain things... hence needing alot of processing power.

however, if sega does give nintendo the schemantics and all the details, and works with nintendo, then dc emulation MIGHT (stress the word MIGHT) be possible.
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Possible, yes. At a decent speed? Probably not. More likely than not, dreamcast games would have to be ported, or half-ported like the xbox1 games on the xbox360.

QUOTE (Shibathedog @ Jul 8 2006, 05:13 PM)
This is true

Isnt the reason PSX Emulation works so well because people figured out/aquired exact schematics and everything? Or is PSX programming just really simple? (alot of developers said it was much easier than N64 anyway if i remember right)
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PSX is magnitudes more simple than the N64.
Elazul Yagami
well regardless, i don't think if it made them enough money, sega wouldn't go for it.
ashtar5
How about Batman by Sunsoft? I got Batman , Joe Montana 2 Sports Talk Football, and Sonic christmas 91 and this was by far the best xmas ever. Any fans of this game? Great music and graphics for the time.
solidius23
what the are u kidding me u r posting on a 3 yr old thread???
Agozer
Because someone doesn't pay attention to dates.
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