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2007-10-24 , 11:05
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i have what may be a stupid question , but i recently downloaded doom on my N800 and have been playing it qite frequently. my question is , if a game like doom runs as great as it does on my 800 , why the hell cant fceu play my old 8 bit nes games at full speed with sound???
 
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2007-10-24 , 11:10
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Because it has to emulate the hardware...
 
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2007-10-24 , 11:58
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I tried it, slow to death. Emulator is not efficency
 
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2007-10-24 , 19:36
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The hardware in the N800 could do it. There are two problems, though. The emulator needs optimization, and we still don't have a proper driver for the video hardware.
 
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2007-10-25 , 11:52
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Originally Posted by Tak View Post
That's exactly it - it's emulating the hardware. If you were trying to run an x86 copy of the original DOOM on dosbox/qemu/etc, you'd see a similar result.
Some guys implemented the NES hardware on a single chip, built a little handheld and licensed 99 NES games

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6oAaHVJ2ge4

Looks like this cute little thing can be had for about $30-$40.
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