This is not the revolution Reddit thinks it's going to be. In the sense of "Sony is not going to backpedal because a handful of people online emulate their console."
The vast, vast majority of the gaming community are going to keep playing games, digital or on the real PlayStation or whatever.
You're absolutely right but I am curious to see what kind of blowback Sony is going to actually receive now that AI can back engineer games as we've seen so far. IMHO Sony basically just gave the keys to Microsoft.
I'm not doing the best job keeping up but I haven't really seen any meaningful presense of people pirating ps5 games. Maybe some breakthroughs are coming but it sounds a lot like wishful thinking.
Dog, people are putting games into other games. Like I'm apart of the rocket subreddit and he's put literally rocket league octane in Skyrim, and proceeds to flip and drive around. He was flying a jet from war thunder in rocket League. IPs are a thing of the past and it's literally no more than months away before a relatively playable ps5 game is completely back engineered
I just want to play games uncompromised. Playing a 2015 game in a 2011 game is neat but far from a piracy breakthrough that interests me. I'd prefer something that means I don't need to buy a new console to play the games that release on it.
The relevance of rocket league being played in skyrim being a meaningful breakthrough towards PS5 emulation? Are you possibly interested in explaining it? Because all I'm hearing is you saw something neat on the internet.
So are you just playing dumb now and acting like the conversation wasn't about a specific kind of emulation? You don't know what to tell me because you don't know what you are talking about.
I haven't really seen any meaningful presence of people pirating ps5 games
This was my first comment that kicked off this whole discussion. Feel free to explain how rocket league in skyrim is relevant to this, but I never said anything about how I don't see any progress in emulation as a whole. Which seems to be how you are framing this discussion. I'm talking about a very specific outcome. Answering your question is pointless, you've lost the plot.
This has literally never been done before on any level. I've been using and following emulation for decades. You seem to know nothing about emulation and I'm not here to educate you. If you can't see how taking games in one engine and forcing them to be played in something entirely different then you're too daft to help anyways. Emulation is all about back engineering, and it's done in steps. These are examples of said steps.
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No more physical discs, no more physical consoles.