Thread: We're in 2007 now and looking back at the PS2...

... Has anyone been able to make a 128-bit piece of software for it? The Emotion Engine processor is a 128-bit CPU after all. =\

I don't understand the question.

On a related note, the PS2 outsold the PSP, Xbox360 and PS3 last month.
Wii and DS beat all of them though. Nintendomination.

Are you talking about PS2 emulation of some sorts?

Any benefits provided by 128-bit architecture should be transparent to the user, shouldn't it? I was under the impression that any 3D game made for the sysem used 128-bit floating point calculations.