And I see that you're a troll. And a very good one. It was late and I didn't pay attention but you knew what you were doing. That's why you dropped that "accurate" line. You knew that we would jump on you for that and you had that 5 year old article in the chamber, ready to fire. Possibly because you wanted to get into an argument so that you would have a reason to display your knowledge, or whatever passes for it nowadays......not knowing that, and I think I speak for
@MeachTheMonster on
@Hiphoplives4eva on this one......we couldn't give two shyts. In relation to the original topic, the emulator running on the Xbone, you and the guy that wrote the article you linked knows that it will run just fine. According to that article, within about 95% of the accuracy of the original.
And yes I know it's more to it, and thats just a target zone, but I doubt programmers are targeting 95% if they know they can at best hit only 80. So I have to believe, logically, that 95% is a number that they can do consistently. And that's all people care about. And really, that's all anyone should care about despite the articles plea for preservation. With time, you lose some things. That's the way the world works. That's the way it always has. But you came in here for nonsense. That's why you turned the conversation away from one of capability, to one of accuracy.
SMH @ The Coli. Sigh.....it's like a haven for these type of people.