PS3 Emulator?

[Extreme Angle]

Is there one anywhere?

[What Would Kevin Do?]

No, and chances are, there won't be for a long time.

[RoXer]

ROFL

I tried keeping my mouth shut in that other thread but dude, come on.

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[Vietnamese Crippler]

Just because you got a shiny new computer that can play Crysis doesn't mean it'll handle non-existant PS3 emulators.

:rofl: at the idea

[Requiem]

I was going to try not being an ass for once, but seeing as how Roxer and BC have chimed in already....

LOL

What kind of question is this? Seriously.. I am not saying that there will never be one. But come on, you are never going to get a quality emulator for one of these new systems.

There still aren't any -GOOD- DS emulators around and that system has been around ages and is pretty simple and non-hardware intensive. They have them, but they're shoddy and unreliable and full of glitches. People are still perfecting PS1 and N64 emulators. The odds of a next gen emulator coming out any time soon and -not- being a complete and utter piece of shit are slim to none.

[Danny Electric]

Jesus, he only asked a question.

[What Would Kevin Do?]

I was trying to be "nice", but honestly, it's one of the dumbest fucking questions he could have asked. Heck, even ps2 emulators don't run well.

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[Xero]

No, but I'm sure there are some good NASA super computer emulators out there.

Because if your computer can run Crysis, certainly it could run space launch simulations.

[KingofOldSchool]

My computer can run Word Muncher. :cool:

[Extreme Angle]

Sorry?
hahaha, not really into emulators so I know shit all about them... Just means I have to pay 50 quid for metal gear now and lend my friends ps3... Ah well no biggie