Ryujinx has worse performance, worse compatibility, fewer features, and significantly more insufferable devs. That makes it worse in my eyes, unless there’s been some drastic change in the last year that I don’t know about.
You mean 99.9% compatibility?
With the Xbox you had to buy the remote/dongle to be able to play DVDs. The license cost was baked into that specific accessory.
Playstation was hype as fuck in the 90's, you really didn't see things like this with the N64.
So many homebrew apps and mods I've tried to use over the years have had weird anti piracy measures implemented. The oot PC port in particular requires a specific rom dump version that can only be acquired from the fucking EU version of oot + master quest
I can't speak for other countries, but in the States, backing up computer software (Switch is a computer) is 100% legal, and specifically legal under the DMCA. https://copyrightalliance.org/educa...ht-owners-rights/backup-copyright-exceptions/
Every time I come in this thread there is a bunch of new "Hello fellow old people" shit from people who are obviously under 30 and it blows my mind.
OoT was just an early port limitation and now supports every known rom. And if it were an antipiracy measure, you’d think they would pick anything other than the one version that can only be obtained through piracy.
Interesting, thank you. Bizarre how so many of these Switch emulators devolve into the devs melting down.
If that doesn't make you want to buy a PSX, I don't know what will.
It wasn't even an ad, it was just the video for an obnoxiously popular song where someone in the group decided to use the playstation controller as an accessory... Weird shit. It pairs well with the other new and cool things at the time: the cylindrical MP3 player and streetwear headphones.
It's rather rude to call me young (I'm nearing my 40s) and then not substantiate your points. Projection?
N64 was notoriously branded as a kiddy system and PS1 courted a more mature audience. That doesn't mean nobody in college dorms played a N64, or that there were no mature games in the library, but to try and paint N64 as a system known for having a bunch of exclusive sports, racing and edgy games is certainly a retarded take. You can look at the top selling games in the N64 library and the Playstation library and clearly see the general population saw N64 as a Mario, Zelda and Pokemon machine and saw Playstation as the destination for sports, racing and edgier content. Yes, there were sports, racing and some edgier games released for Nintendo 64, but outside a few exceptions like Goldeneye, nobody bought them.
That went back to the NES and SNES due to the content rules Nintendo had, like not allowing crosses in CastleVania, a game where you are hunting fucking Dracula, and the SNES Mortal Kombat port where you could beat the sweat off your enemies and fatalities were removed, and then Howard Lincoln outright telling congress that Nintendo made toys for young children.
What really sold the PS1 was the 3D Madden football game. That's what they demo'ed in the stores and there was nothing else like it. Saturn had fighting game reruns and Ninfrendo was pumping Mario as always.
Madden actually fell off hard the first couple of years of the PlayStation because they stuck to the 2-D sprites for a couple of versions. Sony's NFL GameDay game was the one that blew everyone away due to being fully 3-D and some years it beat Madden in sales even after Madden finally went 3-D.
I probably just assumed it was Madden. Whatever it was, I think it got a lot of dad's to pickup a ps1 instead of nintento for christmass.
