gerdoc.blogg.se

This lack of power is not the Pi’s fault, as machines like the N64 had graphics processors and sound chips which took the load off the CPU. Nintendo 64 and PlayStation 1/PSX games can run very slowly with audio stutters. As you move into the 90s, things get a bit more tricky. Saturn: Saturn emulation on the Pi4 even with an overclock is hit-or-miss at best right now, due to the complexity of the system and the relatively low performance of the Pi4 compared to a cheap x86 based system, but lr-yabause (installable under the Experimental section) gets me the best performance I think is manageable right now on the Pi4 with an overclock (sub-30fps, glitchy audio, and massive slowdown in most games so not really playable).Most systems work flawlessly out of the box on RetroPie, depending on two factors: the processor in your Pi and the age and complexity of the game system you are emulating.įor example, 80s arcade games and first-generation consoles like the NES and Sega Master System work at full speed right out of the box. redream is not a LibRetro core though, so your hotkeys won't work. N64: performance for N64 games is less than desirable but lr-mupen64plus and lr-mupen64plus-next work great more often than not.ĭreamcast: lr-flycast (installable under the Optional section in the RetroPie-Setup script) handles just about everything excellently for me, but some games perform marginally better with redream (installable under the Experimental section). SuperGrafx: there's like 2 of the 6 total games for the SuperGrafx that are worth playing but lr-beetle-supergrafx works great for them PCE/TG16/Super CD-ROM 2: lr-beetle-pce-fast

Genesis/32x/Sega CD: lr-genesis-plus-gxworks great for just about everything but does not support disc swapping through the RetroArch menu for multi-disc Sega CD games, so for the handful of multi-disc Sega CD games you can use lr-picodrive

SNES: lr-snes9x, but there are some roms (like StarFox 2) which perform better under a different build of lr-snes9x like lr-snes9x2002 I stick to the default selection of cores in RetroPie on my 1GB Pi4 and it's served me well: