Post by prettzv on Oct 3, 2005 8:02:40 GMT 1
Ok, so here it is...
I am a total noob at programming. I know only some GW basic and Qbasic stuff. So my question is this...
ZSNES and Snes9x have both been around a while. Both have operated on low power machines. My old pent 100 could handle the SNES games like a champ. No bog downs or nothing. What is the cause of the physical limitaions of the PSP in regards to this operation? Is it a result of lack of programming tool for the PSP specifically or does it have to do with the actual limitaions that result from the Physical hardware? In my noob head it seems that the old SNES stuff should be easy to convert and play, but I know that it isn't. Trying to get a grip on the difficulty associated. I do understand that the actual process required of the hardware is difficult because you are telling the hard ware to accept different instructions. Just not clear on what is blocking us currently with the PSP.
I am a total noob at programming. I know only some GW basic and Qbasic stuff. So my question is this...
ZSNES and Snes9x have both been around a while. Both have operated on low power machines. My old pent 100 could handle the SNES games like a champ. No bog downs or nothing. What is the cause of the physical limitaions of the PSP in regards to this operation? Is it a result of lack of programming tool for the PSP specifically or does it have to do with the actual limitaions that result from the Physical hardware? In my noob head it seems that the old SNES stuff should be easy to convert and play, but I know that it isn't. Trying to get a grip on the difficulty associated. I do understand that the actual process required of the hardware is difficult because you are telling the hard ware to accept different instructions. Just not clear on what is blocking us currently with the PSP.
I figured something had to complicate the whole deal somehow.