Saturn xbox emu?

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Originally Posted by darthblingbling

Also I believe that the Saturn had 3 cores?

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8 :o

It would be nice to see, the kind of performance we could get out of a Yabuse port to the xbox.

I mean, Yabuse was ported to the Dreamcast.. :)

What about Yabause for the Dreamcast? The DC is a lot less powerfull than the Xbox. I don't know if this really works but if it does, it will definitly work on the Xbox.

I don't know much about the Saturn, so I don't know what kind of cpu it had. I did never have one. :)

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Originally Posted by Maturion

What about Yabause for the Dreamcast? The DC is a lot less powerfull than the Xbox. I don't know if this really works but if it does, it will definitly work on the Xbox.

I don't know much about the Saturn, so I don't know what kind of cpu it had. I did never have one. :)

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ask BlueCrab

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Originally Posted by Maturion

What about Yabause for the Dreamcast? The DC is a lot less powerfull than the Xbox. I don't know if this really works but if it does, it will definitly work on the Xbox.

I don't know much about the Saturn, so I don't know what kind of cpu it had. I did never have one. :)

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Xbox can't run a DC emulator, just like it can't run a saturn emulator, or even a GC emu. The reason is that a system usually needs about 10 times the power of the emulated system to emulate it properly (in software).

btw, jkk, did you ever meet Maturion in person? ;)

A plain port of Yabause to Xbox would certainly run faster than the current (unoptimized) Dreamcast version. However, the Dreamcast version can be optimized a lot as the Dreamcast is using a similar (virually the same) CPU as the two main Saturn CPUs; while the Xbox version would be stuck on a certain level where there's no improvement possible anymore and the emulator still would not be anywhere near full speed.