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Originally Posted by Hemi-Cuda
False, you can only install RetroArch on the Xbox, which doesn't have a PS2 core yet. They're working on it, but even when it is added it will be a long time before it's stable enough to cover the entire PS2 library. Even PCSX2 (which is what the RetroArch core will use) struggles with a lot of titles, requiring different hacks and workarounds for many games
If you want the best bang for your buck in emulation, get a Shield TV. It can emulate all the same systems that the Xbox can, plus if you have a gaming PC you can use Steam link to play PS2, PS3, Wii U, and even Switch emulators on it
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Thanks for correcting me on the PS2 bit, as for the other emulator options this is all old news. The point of my post was to share what the Xbox series consoles are capable of doing when it comes to emulation in the dev mode.
This is the Thunderdome, comparing the the next gen consoles.....
As for another bit of interesting news, PS5 HDMI 2.1 output is set at 32 gbps while the Series X is 40 gbps.
https://www.gamesradar.com/ps5-hdmi-...anyone%20else!