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#21Jan. 1, 2018 16:02:02
IcyCoder
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Emulating/Porting? an Xbox 360 game on Scratch?

You could possibly do all the things in a python project then stream the display to scratch if that counts with your challenge.
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#22Jan. 1, 2018 17:38:53
TheGamer-
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Emulating/Porting? an Xbox 360 game on Scratch?

IcyCoder wrote:

You could possibly do all the things in a python project then stream the display to scratch if that counts with your challenge.


That's what we're talking about, but you can't render >~100p at 10fps, and that's without including the overhead of processing the stream
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#23Jan. 2, 2018 02:17:38
Jonathan50
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Emulating/Porting? an Xbox 360 game on Scratch?

NitroCipher wrote:

From what i understand pushing changes to cloud data from an external program is pretty janky and annoying.
Also, it's no longer allowed https://scratch.mit.edu/users/Paddle2See/#comments-36946673
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#24Jan. 2, 2018 21:02:47
Coolmario4
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Emulating/Porting? an Xbox 360 game on Scratch?

SonicMasterSystem wrote:

I recently gave myself the challenge of giving someone the ability to play a graphically intensive Xbox 360 game (Sonic Unleashed) in Scratch at a decent FPS. My current ideas are…

Streaming it via cloud data
Emulating it
Porting it

I've basically ruled out porting, as it would take too long, and probably wouldn't play well, let alone at a decent FPS. What are your ideas? I think streaming is probably the most viable option, but then again, I don't know.

You want to play a SONIC UNLEASHED in scratch if even a Gameboy color don't even plays correctly here!? This is impossible.

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