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Trying to find a guide to building a raspberry pi GBA SP and it’s slow going but someone just recommended I ask Claude or ChatGPT for help and I was like buddy I would rather get run over by Shigeru Miyamoto in a go-kart
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Trying to find a guide to building a raspberry pi GBA SP and it’s slow going but someone just recommended I ask Claude or ChatGPT for help and I was like buddy I would rather get run over by Shigeru Miyamoto in a go-kart
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I was recently playing Super Mario World on the Switch 2 via the virtual console, and I noticed that the game still suffers from frame lag when many objects are on the screen simultaneously. Why doesn't playing on newer hardware solve this issue?
This is only speculation - I'm not an emulation programmer and I haven't written virtual machine code since university. That said, I suspect that this is because the emulator that's being used for the game has emulated all of the same limitations of the original hardware - likely to ensure that the resulting games feel as close to the original as possible, warts and all. For a deeper dive into emulation, take a look at [this old post].
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For those unaware, probably the best Android DS emulator, Drastic, has gone free and open source!
I bought this years ago and it's well worth the money, so it going Free is incredible.
Wow, nintendo must be fucking terrified of day 1 emulation on the switch 2. they shut down ryujinx, they're going after emulator videos on yt. switch 2 must be fully backwards compatible w/ switch 1, i.e.; the same fucking shit just juiced up a bit (so maybe their games won't run sub-30fps for fucking once). the fact that ryujinx on linux is STILL up on flatpack is hilariously telling. it's got nothing to do with principles. it's entirely profit-motivated.
they'll never learn tho. this kind of suppression never holds. they'll never stop folks doing the work. even denuvo didn't stop piracy.
remember, nintendo filed the patents they're trying to sue Palworld with AFTER palworld was released, AND got them expedited in the japanese legal system. that means they EXPRESSLY did so to sue Palworld. fuck 'em. fuck 'em to death.
pirate all nintendo games, even if you buy a switch 2.
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Everything about this is iconic honestly.
the macintoshgarden.org user base is interesting