This means that the methods deployed are not consistent on a game-by-game basis, and for some games local emulation at a playable level might not even be possible. It remains a relatively powerful and customized architecture, providing developers a blank canvas to use and solve problems in a multitude of ways. In short, the challenges to emulate this hardware locally are not insignificant. We shall start with the most challenging: the PlayStation 3 and its unique Cell CPU, which was and remains an exotic architecture thanks to its mixture of high bandwidth, Parallel SPU’s, PPU’s, and split memory from the RSX GPU.
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