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From my memorie no, solution : install 1 RPCS3 arcade Fork folder with a targeted game, another RPCS3 arcade version folder with another Game...... the project is no longer in progress. The Patreon link that’s still floating around is fake, so don’t donate anything to it and there is nodiscord server or whatever guys. It is over, Terminado ***there will be no more public releases for the time being***…

Yes i7 10700 are beast CPU for RCPS3 Emulation, no problem. You will have a very good experience. And no it is not fully merged with official release yet.

which i7 generation ?

This is a topic about the arcade fork only, we don't speak about the regular RPCS3 emulator.

from my memorie, you have a working pre compiled version at VM site

no support for Tekken 6 at the moment and if you saw a video from Franco, it is only Dev version. No public version exists at the moment. @SpockYoda There are a few Tutorial youtube videos about this, example :

Use Demulshooter from Argon : https://github.com/argonlefou/DemulShooter/releases

OMED project was a very nice project, but the project is over since a year. If you have a question maybe @Franco23444 can answer

Yes a few messages are deleted and from me, stop asking 10 times the same thing, I don't want a mess here, plz don't act like a child and Be patient as Always good things come to those who wait. Official Post here :This topic is locked now.

You should know that Yuzu caused the company to lose a lot of money when the game was released as well ^^ Let's just hope that Ryujinx stays despite this loss... Nintendo is a great company, but their problem is that they don't learn from their mistakes... Their Hardware is very limited technically, but their know-how in their games is inimitable. On the other hand, in terms of security, their machines are easily hackable and easy to access for emulation. Their entire console was hacked and emulated and they couldn't do anything about it... That's why I'm telling you, take advantage of the emulation while you can, because in a few decades, there will no longer be any possible emulation or piracy, the future of the music, film and gaming industries will be on the Cloud.

a 4790 CPU is not good enough for this game... it is a very old CPU you know (10 yo CPU) According to the doc I made : https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1_uDZWtaWmBsFV0Eaubi2W7EcQ6tobGH_3LlAA9ULJEk/edit#gid=0 a Guy who have an i7 4790 noticed this : so i7 4790 is not beefy to play Dark escape, you need a better CPU like i7 6700k even if games like Deadtstorm works like a cham, a few games like Dark Escape needs higher Specs, so you need a better CPU ! 100% confirmed. Solution : Buy a faster CPU, but in this case, you will need to change The MotherBoard / CPU / DDR RAM and maybe the Power Supply too. I don't think it is an audio problem due to the driver or due to extra effects activated with your audio card... It seems that your CPU barely manages the video part of the game and struggles with the audio emulation part because your CPU is too tight. One last Advice : if you buy Intel CPU, do not buy an i5 ! Do buy an i7 (6th generation minimum, ) !!!!! From the 10th generation, Intel CPUs are performance beasts under RPCS3 My 2nd Rig is : Intel i7 6700k / 16 go DDR4 / Nvidia 1080 Ti and all the Rpcs3 arcade games work like a charm without any problem, it is smooth and no audio problems

no the solution is simple : Cloud Gaming. within a few decades, no more consoles and PCs to play, everything will be playable via your internet bandwidth via Cloud Gaming through a subscription system. No more piracy this way.

no ! The switch version is a very nice conversion and cool to play (I played this game with Yuzu during +50 hours) More Tracks than the arcade version but graphics, textures, assets are in medium quality. Arcade version is better : smoother Framerate, graphics, textures, assets are in ultra quality, but less Features and tracks. That's all.

Huh, you are not in the good place, this cruis'n game is only for Nintendo Switch emulation... Arcade version is here :