Comment by globalnode 3 months ago Does that mean I can run windows games on my rpi? (In theory at least) 4 comments globalnode Reply adgjlsfhk1 3 months ago Yes (just possibly at ~2 fps) GCUMstlyHarmls 3 months ago Into the Breach is back on the menu.There's probably a mountain of x86 games that would not need to hit above 15-30fps to be fun. ThatPlayer 3 months ago Into the Breach can even run on a Pi 4: https://youtu.be/jF6xGlmKVUQ geerlingguy 3 months ago Put a GPU on it, and you can get 30+ fps in some newer(ish) games, 60+ fps in older games.
adgjlsfhk1 3 months ago Yes (just possibly at ~2 fps) GCUMstlyHarmls 3 months ago Into the Breach is back on the menu.There's probably a mountain of x86 games that would not need to hit above 15-30fps to be fun. ThatPlayer 3 months ago Into the Breach can even run on a Pi 4: https://youtu.be/jF6xGlmKVUQ geerlingguy 3 months ago Put a GPU on it, and you can get 30+ fps in some newer(ish) games, 60+ fps in older games.
GCUMstlyHarmls 3 months ago Into the Breach is back on the menu.There's probably a mountain of x86 games that would not need to hit above 15-30fps to be fun. ThatPlayer 3 months ago Into the Breach can even run on a Pi 4: https://youtu.be/jF6xGlmKVUQ
geerlingguy 3 months ago Put a GPU on it, and you can get 30+ fps in some newer(ish) games, 60+ fps in older games.
Yes (just possibly at ~2 fps)
Into the Breach is back on the menu.
There's probably a mountain of x86 games that would not need to hit above 15-30fps to be fun.
Into the Breach can even run on a Pi 4: https://youtu.be/jF6xGlmKVUQ
Put a GPU on it, and you can get 30+ fps in some newer(ish) games, 60+ fps in older games.