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Message: [QUOTE="stinkerdoo, post: 402018, member: 865745"] I hope future emulators continue to push for lower input and audio latency. It was only a couple years ago that emulators for PS2, PS1, and N64 felt entirely unplayable to me due to latency with buffered frames and high latency audio backends. But nowadays I literally can't tell the difference between playing on emulator and playing on hardware (aside from all of the wonderful benefits of playing my favorite games at higher resolutions, widescreen, and with patches to make the games even better :>). It's seriously mind-boggling to me. My mind has been boggled. I can see things like shader compilation being a big problem for emulators in the future. Everybody loved projects like Yuzu and Ryujinx, but waiting for shaders to compile was agonizing for me (at least on my computer at the time, when both were still being actively developed). I could either wait an hour for the game to load everything before I started playing, or play with the worst 1% lows known to man. Maybe we'll have better technology for shader compilation down the line, but I think it will be an uphill battle. [/QUOTE]

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