[QUOTE="ThePlothole"] [QUOTE="jjr10"]I hope.. i would buy Nights.. i would like to se how the original worked.icarus212001
The original NIGHTs was a Saturn game, not Dreamcast.
And I agree with a few other posters: The Wii doesn't have enough "juice" to emulate the Dreamcast. Emulation requires the system emulating to be significantly stronger than the Hardware being emulated. There is a difference between the Hardwares for sure, but not it's not enough.
you never know. nintendo always has somethng up their sleeves. I dont know too much about the emulation process, but i thinkthey can find a way to make the DC games run like gamecube or N64 games by playing with the software codes. again, I dont know too much about it, but I figure since the Wii can run gamecube games by swithcing to a "gamecube mode," the programmers can make it seem that, when downloading and running a DC game, they can trick the Wii into thinking its a Gamecube game. If that could be done, the only tricky part would be emulating the controls (but i'm sure they can work something out.) Chop chop nintendo! I wanna play Jet Grind Radio! lol
The Wii can run in GCN mode because it's almost identical... the CPU and GPU are both based on the GCN's, just sped up and given some enhancements. The Dreamcast hardware, on the other hand, is considerably different, so software emulation is the only way to go.
What software emulation basically does is recreate the original hardware "virtually". The game is then run on this non-physical system.
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