Twisted Metal dev was "convinced" the PS3 would "never be" emulated, and now he's congratulating RPCS3 on proving him wrong: "Amazing work"

The developers behind PS3 emulator RPCS3 have made a breakthrough in their handling of the console's notorious Cell CPU. This is already resulting in notable performance benefits when running some of the PS3's most intensive games, including the 2012 Twisted Metal reboot. Nobody seems more impressed than James Stanard, who served as principal engine developer on the original game.A big part of the reason PS3 emulation has proven so difficult – and why so few PS3-exclusive games have offici