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> emulation might be much faster startup than real Ah could be: I only have "simple" PCBs, not laserdisc ones or anything fancy like that (and, yup, the old CR
by TacticalCoder 3y ago
> emulation might be much faster startup than real
Ah could be: I only have "simple" PCBs, not laserdisc ones or anything fancy like that (and, yup, the old CRT needs to warm up, typically the sound is coming out before any picture!)
- toast0 3y agoLaserdisc games usually run the disc in realtime, but (much newer) systems running from cd-rom or dvd often pull in the whole shebang. Things like the ps2-like hardware for DDR, and the dreamcast like (naomi) hardware would tend to pull everything into ram, rather than at runtime.