Twisted Metal dev was "convinced" the PS3 would "never be" emulated, and now he's congratulating RPCS3 on proving him wrong: "Amazing work"
The developers behind the PlayStation 3 emulator RPCS3 have announced a significant breakthrough in emulating the console's complex Cell CPU, leading to performance improvements in games like the Twisted Metal reboot. James Stanard, the original game's principal engine developer, expressed his surprise and admiration, having previously believed the PS3 would be un-emulatable. This advancement is crucial for the preservation of the PS3's game library.
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- Company: Sony Interactive Entertainment
- Platform: PlayStation 3
- Topic: Game Preservation
- Topic: Emulation
- Person: James Stanard
- Game: Twisted Metal
- Topic: Processor Architecture
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