An N-gage emulator?

[tsurumaru]

Imagine all those Symbian Aps too!

[kevho]

make on e for me plz i want one

[Wally]

What more could you people possibly want?

[Cap'n 1time]

What more could you people possibly want?

a bucket of rocks (INSIDE JOKE!)

[Kaiser]

a bucket of rocks (INSIDE JOKE!)

lol

[BALL_SAC]

I think a N-Gage emulator is impossable, the graphics and textures are just to much for the psp to handle. The PSP is indeed more powerful than the N-Gage, but not a enough power to emulate it. I have been told before that a system must be at least 10X more powerful than the actual system to be able to emulate it.

[stotheamuel]

I think a N-Gage emulator is impossable, the graphics and textures are just to much for the psp to handle. The PSP is indeed more powerful than the N-Gage, but not a enough power to emulate it. I have been told before that a system must be at least 10X more powerful than the actual system to be able to emulate it.

hmmm n64...=94 mhz... X10 = 940 mhz.... practicly an xbox (1ghz)

Im glad my psp is as powerfull as my xbox... (cuz psp can and will emulate n64)

[Eleetist]

I think a N-Gage emulator is impossable, the graphics and textures are just to much for the psp to handle. The PSP is indeed more powerful than the N-Gage, but not a enough power to emulate it. I have been told before that a system must be at least 10X more powerful than the actual system to be able to emulate it.

The N-gage is less powerful than a GBA or a PS1, and they are emulated by a PSP. The question, however, is whether the N-gage's processor uses instructions that can pe emulated by the PSP's, and whether the symbian operating system, which would need to be ported first, and which usually runs of a phone's ROM can be ported and emulated on a PSP. Power is less important than the potential for compatibility, and the above questions are hard to answer.

[BALL_SAC]

The N-gage is less powerful than a GBA or a PS1, and they are emulated by a PSP. The question, however, is whether the N-gage's processor uses instructions that can pe emulated by the PSP's, and whether the symbian operating system, which would need to be ported first, and which usually runs of a phone's ROM can be ported and emulated on a PSP. Power is less important than the potential for compatibility, and the above questions are hard to answer.

I dont know about the gba being more powerful that the N-Gage... But I dont think you can even get N-Gage roms anywhere.

[Eleetist]

If anyone feels they have a clear answer to this (coders obviously), feel free to post, though I can see why a developer would keep away from this particular place in the forum