Can a Frame Skipping Improve a Game in Emulation?
16Frame skipping is a technique used in games and emulators to improve the fluidity of the gaming experience when the frame rate (FPS) is below optimal. When frame skipping is enabled, the game skips (or “jumps”) some frames during rendering. This can have the following effects: by skipping frames, the game may appear smoother, even if the actual frame rate remains low. This can help prevent the feeling of lag. However, some drawbacks may occur, such as loss of visual detail. So, let's see this effect in practice and some technical issues to see if it is possible not to use this technique. To do this, we will use my ANBERNIC RG35XX H on the PSP emulator.
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