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Message: [QUOTE="nobitakun, post: 233381, member: 56864"] Unfortunatelly, things don't work that way. Think about emulating PS4. Even if the emulator would be very polished, that wouldn't be running in a Steam Deck because it simply lacks power. And they both work with the same architecture. Maybe you would be able to run a few PS4 games, but certainly not at 1080p. And now think about a Switch 2. The CPU is weak yeah, although it isn't weaker than the PS4's one (counting core to core), and the GPU is more powerful on Switch 2, and certainly more powerful than 5 years old phones. And in addition, it runs in a totally different architecture, so you have to translate instructions from ARM into x86 and that has a huge impact in performance for the CPU. Even Zen AI chips would have some troubles unless the emulator is very polished. [/QUOTE]

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