People will still buy value-added emulated games, too - the M2 studio has brought some of the best versions of old games to the 3DS, especially from Sega's collection. As we've learned about the SNES over the years, you're better off with the system and a CRT than any emulator, and attempts to duplicate the original via Retron etc. Playing these games on an emulator is usually pretty underwhelming. Not to mention it's how some kids wind up getting to know code and hardware engineering, by emulating something they're interested in.

This isn't just how some pirates play a few games, it's how these creative works can be transformed by modifications. I completely disagree with nuking an emulator's production. MoveTheGlow 2122d ago (Edited 2122d ago ) With their PlayStation living room console being the hub. While Microsoft is trying to put the Xbox & PC under the TV Sony is putting 'playstation' into the TV itself. Sony is taking playstation Vue and already Remote play from server side and PS4 to PC for remote play and PlayStation Vue is going into smart TV's & streaming box's tablets & smartphone platforms. Which is has the games mainly made for its OS How is that any different than what's already in the PC market already right now. If the point is making 'Exclusives' for your platform get made into Multiplatform with PC & PC is being pushed into the living room.

So how is this good for competition in the retail space for the game console market? Now Sony & Nintendo both have disc based games, and now what was supposed to be platform * Exclusive * is now made multiplatform with PC. Now Microsoft moves PC windows 10 to be main OS for the living room tied to Xbox one. Sony & Nintendo create consoles & software that runs on those platform games * Exclusive*Īn OS that get accessible Emulators made for such OS without Microsoft having no expense.

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