Can Emulation Replace An Entire Gameroom? - Stream (Experimental)
16Emulation has been with us ever since the 80s. The Amiga was capable of running C64 software to some extend. The C64 had a basic ZX Spectrum Emulator. But for a long time these emulators just weren't up to the task of perhaps replacing the real deal, or providing us with an experience that some have a hard time distinguishing from the genuine article.
Let's see how we fare when trying out various emulated systems on a PC...
Originally this was a stream with
Integrated chat
Using multiple scenes
YetiBlue USB Microphone
Logitech Webcam
WIndows 10 PC Streaming and capturing the images of a second emulation PC with the Avermedia Live Gamer Portable from within
Open Broadcaster Software
Emulation PC:
i5 Haswell 3.5Ghz 4 cores
12 Gb RAM
256 Gb SSD
4x 2TB HDD
950GTX GPU Nvidia
Logitech Rumblepad 2
Launchbox
4DO - for 3DO emulation
1964_11 - for N64 emulation
Atari800 - for Atari 8bit emulation
Kat5200 - fot Atari 5200 emulation
Demul - for Dreamcast and Naomi emulation
Dolphinx86 5.x - for Gamecube and Wii emulation
ePSXe - for PSX emulation
FS-UAE - for Amiga / CD32 emulation
FCeux - for Nintendo emulation
Fusion364 - for Sega emulation
Hatari - for Atari ST emulation
Mame 0.149 - for Arcade emulation
Mess 0.151 - for Multiple system emulation
Mupen64_0.51 - for N64 emulation
Mupen64+++ Beta 0.1.3.12 - for N64 emulation
Nebula
Nemu
Nestopia - for Nintendo emulation
NullDC - for Dreamcast emulation
PCSX2 - for Playstation 2 emulation
PCSX - for Playstation emulation
Project 64 / Project 64 1.6 / Project 64 1.7 / Project 64 2.1 - for N64 emulation
PPSSPPBlue / PPSSPPGold - for Sony PSP emulation
Retroarch - for multiple system emulation
SainT - for Atari ST emulation
Snes9x-1.52/1.53/1.55 - for Snes emulation
Specteculator - for Spectrum emulation
UltraHLE
VisualboyAdvance - Gameboy Advance emulation
WinVice - 3.1x64 - for Commodore 8bit emulation
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