What's the oldest game anyone here has played in 2024?
What's the oldest game anyone here has played in 2024?
Was playing a bit of Stunt Car Racer for the Amiga this week, from 1989, and wondered how far back people are going!
What's the oldest game anyone here has played in 2024?
Was playing a bit of Stunt Car Racer for the Amiga this week, from 1989, and wondered how far back people are going!
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I have Batocera on my Rapbperry Pi and I occasionally like to play some N64 games. So roughly late 1990s. I also tested the Apple 2 emulator and played either Apple Panic or Lode Runner, I can't remember. That'd be early 80s but I just did 2 or 3 levels.
N64 runs ok on pi? Since when? Which PI?
With my 3b some of the N64 games run, some don't. I just play the ones that do. There are options to change the emulation backend. Sometimes that helps. Sometimes after an update things change...
I stopped buying Raspberry Pis with th 3b. I'd recommend one of the $200-$250 MiniPCs from Amazon instead. Or an old laptop or computer.
I also have Batocera on an USB stick and run it on my laptop. That runs everything but has the downside of not being attached to my TV... So yeah. I wouldn't say it runs "ok". But I finished Super Mario 64 for the first time in my life on that RPI 3b. 😄
Is this similar to RetroPie and LaunchBox? Essentially an emulator front-end? That's the vibes I'm getting from a quick glance at your link
Yes. There are several projects: RetroPie, Lakka, Recalbox, Batocera. They're all some out of the box emulation solutions. emulator, frontend, controller configs, ... Sometimes you can install Kodi an also watch videos. Several of them use the exact same software. I tried them all in one evening a year ago and just stuck with the one that seemed to work best for me and didn't require a lot of additional configuration.
Nice, thanks for the clarification. I've done RetroPie before, and put Lakka on my Switch at one point. I'd like to get a couple more Pies to mess with eventually
Have a look at other options, too. There are other single board computers and mini PCs out there in all price and performance categories. Some better than the Raspi, depending on use-case.
For sure, thanks for the tip!