Assuming it's true, what do you think it will mean for game emulation on the Pi? Will we finally see proper SNES sound emulation? What other systems will now be possible?a turbocharged version of the B+ boasting a new Broadcom BCM2836 900MHz quad-core system-on-chip with 1GB of RAM – all of which will drive performance "at least 6x" that of the B+
No. I looked at the gaming forum and didn't any threads. Not sure what you're referring to.ame wrote:Did you read any other threads before posting?
http://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewt ... 63&t=98338cacophony555 wrote:No. I looked at the gaming forum and didn't any threads. Not sure what you're referring to.ame wrote:Did you read any other threads before posting?
Yeah but that's a general discussion thread. I was interested in a discussion regarding game emulation, thus a post in this forum made a lot more sense. I get the desire not to have duplicate thread topics, but I wouldn't consider a thread with a different focus duplicate.ame wrote:http://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewt ... 63&t=98338cacophony555 wrote:No. I looked at the gaming forum and didn't any threads. Not sure what you're referring to.ame wrote:Did you read any other threads before posting?
I'm intested in hearing the reports. I think there's a good chance...mgoulart wrote:Dreaming on playing N64/PS1/Mame on fullspeed for almost 100% of the games!
I think you've got completely the wrong end of the stick about the Windows 10 stuff for the RPi.KitchUK wrote:Once Windows 10 is released for the Pi 2 hopefully this will mean that more people will be introduced and there will be more possibility for new emulators. Quite an exciting time with this new release!
Yeah sounds promising. The N64 and PS1 is already playable on an overlcocked Pi so I'd like to see what can be done with improved clock speeds and RAM.dom wrote:I'm intested in hearing the reports. I think there's a good chance...mgoulart wrote:Dreaming on playing N64/PS1/Mame on fullspeed for almost 100% of the games!
Mmm, possibly, we shall see. It should definitely help greatly with existing Systems so they can be Emulated with greater accuracy (SNES/PS1/N64). Time to get all that Source Code out again! lolmgoulart wrote:Maybe new emulators: 3DO (4DO), Saturn (Yabuze), Dreamcast (Reicast), PSP (PPSSPP),...
Mupen64plus should run as-is but there are Makefile flags that can be set for ulilizing ARMv7 and NEON instructions. Coupled with even faster overclocking it should run quite well.j0z0r wrote:I'm very excited about this myself as I have 2 Pis already devoted to emulation/gaming. I'm not in a huge rush to get the Pi 2, as I would like to wait and see how drastic the improvements are, but the replies from you guys have me pretty enthusiastic. I'm not even going to go as far saying anything new will be done, I'm just hoping N64 becomes playable and the same for PSX, which is mostly playable now, but a few games are iffy. I know this is a n0ob question, but how will the Pi 2 be different from the standpoint of making the emulators work again? I know it's a different core, but does that mean someone is going to have to get the ARM7 versions of the emulators and then optimize them for the processor? Or can we just run our old emulators and enjoy the benefits of more speed?
Mario Kart 64:KitchUK wrote:Anyone know of any video of the Pi 2 running some emulators (RetroPie, Recalbox etc)?
ric_rpi wrote:PCSX2 is next on my list ... but I will finish a new Dynamic Recompiler for mupen64plus first
