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Nope on Connectix VGS not emulating the CPU - PSX and PS2 both used MIPS CPUs, vs. PowerPC in Mac. It very much was the exact same thing as PCSX or derivates.
by brigade 13y ago
Nope on Connectix VGS not emulating the CPU - PSX and PS2 both used MIPS CPUs, vs. PowerPC in Mac. It very much was the exact same thing as PCSX or derivates.
The only platform a PSX emulator might have not done full dynarec/interpretation would have been the PSP, and that's unlikely to actually exist for various reasons.
- memsom 13y agoyou mean like the POPS emulator that the PSP used to run PlayStation 1 games (to correct the common mistake, the PSX was a completely different Japanese console, which only had the PlayStation as one of its parts).
- joshuapants 13y agoPSX was a codename for the PlayStation. They decided to reuse the name for their failed entertainment center, but the name predates it by almost a decade.
- chinpokomon 13y agoI was unaware of that. I thought they were both PowerPC designs.