Post B6oPY0rp1ea5rTBp4a by JakobFel@retro-gaiden.com
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 (DIR) Post #B6oPY0rp1ea5rTBp4a by JakobFel@retro-gaiden.com
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       RE: https://retro-gaiden.com/@ncgaa/116660817392319710I wanted to play this game so bad after I played the demo at my local Target, but I didn't have a PS3 to play it on. I still never got around to buying one :rp_depre:RT: https://retro-gaiden.com/ap/users/116263918312867761/statuses/116660817392319710
       
 (DIR) Post #B6oPY160AvvKZRp9Au by slowlygoingsane@retro-gaiden.com
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       @JakobFel *cough* emulationAlso they keep sending waves of enemies instead of coming up with new ideas to play the game at some point
       
 (DIR) Post #B6oPY1GHYi9B5KdMCO by JakobFel@retro-gaiden.com
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       @slowlygoingsane I've never fully emulated anything after the 16-bit era other than the Gamecube, I've always had problems with more recent console emulation for some reason.
       
 (DIR) Post #B6oPY1QYwUN1bDRZDs by slowlygoingsane@retro-gaiden.com
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       @JakobFel It depends on your rig for sure. I would state that after PS2/GameCube things get a lot more difficult. Linux Mint on a gaming laptop works though. Do you have a good, dedicated CPU or just one that serves as an internet device?
       
 (DIR) Post #B6oPY1ZmODk83nkvaa by Humpleupagus@eveningzoo.club
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       I've has success with some ps3 even using Intel gfx on older PCs. Once you hit PS2 and after, it really depends on the game.
       
 (DIR) Post #B6oVn4EZOCNIN9OKeG by slowlygoingsane@retro-gaiden.com
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       @Humpleupagus @JakobFel Linux Mint with a good graphics card seems to do well. RPCS3 can be hit or miss, but usually does an admirable job of letting you play the game