I'll let you figure this one out for a change

**kersplatty** · May 1st, 2006, 16:58

i still luv u m0nkey u started the n64 on psp revolution

**PSmonkey** · May 1st, 2006, 16:58

i dont mind real competition. Gonna make my own post soon.

**ExcruciationX** · May 1st, 2006, 16:59

Mabye they can work together and create a killer emu.

**zxspectrum** · May 1st, 2006, 17:06

Hey there people, im new to all this emulator stuff but im truly fascinated by it. Would some one fancy chatting to me about it if so im [email protected]. cheers

**ExcruciationX** · May 1st, 2006, 17:36

Originally Posted by PSmonkey

i dont mind real competition. Gonna make my own post soon.

When, next week?

**sroon** · May 1st, 2006, 17:38

Hey Monk I think your emu will be alot better then this new one because you started from scratch. The new emu has all of the picture and texures and 3D but it doesend have all of the psp hardware configurations like your emu.

**Shaunhoare** · May 1st, 2006, 17:42

if only i still has my 2.6...

**Accordion** · May 1st, 2006, 19:41

ignore me if im talking rubbish... again
i was reading about the ability to run windows using parallel's workstation2.1 on intel macs using virtualisation software, because the hardware is quite similar. virtualisation is much faster than emulation.
so could the same method be used to run the N64 on the psp, i remember it being said that both the n64 and psp have similar processors or something. is it possible? what is the difference between virtualisation and emulation? if the hardware is too different but shares features could virtualisation and emulation be combined to make it better?