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>2025
>still cannot be emulated properly
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I miss Mechassault
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op is a nigger faggot
all fields
https://xemu.app/#compatibility
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>>719681523
>perfect
>7%
wow, you sure showed OP
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blame that one redditor
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>>719681687
82% are playable.
it cant be perfect because every gpus vulkan driver is different. for
example amd made vulkan so theres is way more perfect than nvidia by
far. its why nvidia also sucks at linux.
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What is on the Xbox that isn't just on PC anyway?
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>>719682782
>example amd made vulkan so theres is way more perfect than nvidia by far.
AMD helped make Mantle, which was the foundation of Vulkan, but not Vulkan itself. They're also shit at supporting newer API extension and niche usecases - which emulators use - and they're almost universally worse than Nvidia's support. The only point where AMD is better is their community driven open source drivers on linux.
>its why nvidia also sucks at linux.
It has nothing to do with that, and their Vulkan support on Windows is great. Nvidia sucks on linux because they don't give a shit about linux. They're still better than AMD closed source drivers, but they're worse than AMD's open source drivers and their own Windows drivers.



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