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The Dreamcast has more vram than the PSP, or even a PS2. Any emulator is going to struggle to render at a slideshow speed. The highest a PSP can emulate at a playable state is an N64, and even then, it's hit or miss, and you're usually giving up sound. Apr 2, 2015 - Just wondering, if there's any DreamCast emulator out there for PSP that. Unfortunately was either released for arcade and Sega Dreamcast.

WinDS is not a stand-alone emulator, but a program that uses many other free emulators. Hence, it can run the most number of titles—both commercial and homebrew—from Nintendo DS and Game Boy Advance (GBA) games.

The small installer package can be downloaded from the WinDS site. Only at less than 30 MB, it contains DirectX 9, OpenAL, MSVC++ 2008 and other run time components. After just seconds of downloading, you are ready to install and play.

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Sony borrowed the pad and touch screen features from the DS handheld for its new portable. However, these features’ effect on the gamers is still to be observed. As reviewers, it is only safe to imagine what these gestures can do the handheld. PS Vita has a 960x544-pixel OLED screen. Even if this is considered high in conventional gaming standards, this resolution is not enough to qualify it for HD gaming. However, this does not mean that the titles will be displayed poorly on the handheld.

This is an observation based on the videos about PS Vita that are found online. PS Vita banks on the fact that the titles will be displayed with the same quality as the PS3 games in a similar way that 3DS relies heavily on its 3D capabilities. Both PS Vita and 3DS support Wi-Fi connection, which enables their users to enjoy Bluetooth, GPS, and 3G data service. Nintendo 3DS installed Spot Pass and Street Pass as player matchmaking features in its handheld. To match these features, PS Vita also has Live Area. This is a social feature with location-based functionality for several players playing at one time. In comparing their physical aspects, PS Vita looks bulkier than the previous PSP models.

The additional bulky structure of the latest portable from Sony is due to its brick design. There are also two analog thumbsticks that are found in PS Vita while older PSP only has one.

Nintendo SD also boasts of having an analog stick, the first ever for any Nintendo portable. The stick can be found above its D-pad. PS Vita and 3DS are created with cameras on the front and back. These cameras are especially important for 3DS’ 3D photos. However, it is still a bit unclear about what the features of PS Vita’s cameras are. One thing for sure is that PS Vita has 3G connectivity, which makes our expectations positive for its camera functionality.

The touch screen feature of PS Vita is actually new to a Sony portable. PS Vita has a rear and front screen pad that easily reacts to the user’s touch.

This is unlike 3DS which only have lower screen functionality. At times, it even needs a stylus in order to activate its pad’s features.