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Re: Nope.
01/02/12 07:21 AM
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> Let's not forget that it's frequently impossible to emulate recent games at a
> playable speed, although that would not stop MAME developers from trying to emulate
> them, we'd just have to wait for our computers to catch up to be able to play them at
> a playable speed.
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> - Stiletto
And to add further, PC's catching up speed-wise is at least a 5 to 10 year wait.
So how does Mamedev determine when a game has stopped being produced? I don't imagine companies just announce to the world, "OH we've stopped making this game now!"
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