![]() Put simply, accuracy is the measure of how well emulation software mimics the original hardware. ![]() In this piece we'll take a look at why accuracy is so important for emulators and why it's so hard to achieve. But emulating those old consoles accurately-well, that's another challenge entirely accurate emulators may need up to 3GHz of power to faithfully recreate aging tech. It doesn't take much raw power to play Nintendo or SNES games on a modern PC emulators could do it in the 1990s with a mere 25MHz of processing power. ![]()
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