Sometimes games that used Nvidia GPUs work better on PCs with Nvidia GPUs and same with AMD but there are usually patches to get around such issues. It's not like emulators that need to be many times more powerful than the original hardware The easiest way to see what sort of specs would be needed for a particular game in TP is to look up what CPU and GPU was used in the original arcade PC.įor the most part, any hardware that is the same or superior to the original PCB will be fine.
In other words, a PC can easily be enough to run one game in TP but be completely inadequate for another - just like with any other PC games. It's really just playing PC games on a PC. The devs describe it as a "compatibility layer" (a bit like Steam). It's software that allows you to play arcade games that ran on regular PC hardware with your own controls on a regular Windows PC while bypassing security checks. It's not the same as running a console emulator which is always emulating the same hardware regardless of which game you play. Being forced to play HOD4 with the Sony dildo (AKA eye n sharp shooter) was the last straw for me.Īsking about the specs needed for Teknoparrot is like asking what specs you need to play PC games. I used to be a console guy but I got sick of all the BS after the PS3. You can also easily upgrade a Windows PC to keep up with the times while continuing to play the thousands of games you already have. telling what you can use and who you're allowed to buy games from etc. The rest of the world has moved to standard USB devices while Sony force you to use their "approved" gamepads. Sony won't even let you use your own controllers on their consoles. Windows let's you run games and emulators from multiple systems without any evil corporation trying to brick your computer. You can run emulators on multiple different consoles but none are anywhere near as easy to set up or versatile. It's designed to be simple enough for a monkey to operate. You literally just point n click to load games. Windows, in my experience, is the most intuitive and user friendly experience of any multi-purpose computer.
Or deal with all the silly command line BS of Dos. You obviously never had to wrestle with loading games from cassette on a Spectrum 48k or a Commodore 64. You must be young if you think "Windows is the most user unfriendly experience ever".
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