I just got the OGA a few days ago, and most things work fine with a bit of tweaking, but I'm having hell trying to get anything N64 to run acceptably. There is a new version now which has improved PSP emulation even further so I expect N64 to be better as well. I am seeing much better N64 performance with Emuelec than Batocera, I would reccomend trying it.Įverything I listed above runs at pretty much 100% on the last version. You can tell when trying to fast forward in reotroarch, it isn't really pushing any more frames. I've been finding the device is just barely making frames even in some Playstation titles. I'm just wondering if it's this image, the emulators themselves when used with this device, or something else.

Libretro Parallel also crashes on execution with Starfox 64 on the OGA under at least Batocera.

The OGA under mupen standalone suffers from about the same or sometimes even more slowdown in comparison. Here's a clip of starfox gameplay with mupen64+AE on it. Here's an example of Reicast on this 1ghz single core device (snapdragon scorpion): A version of mupen (Mupen64p+AE) ran quite well on Android 2.x - I didn't have the ability to run Reicast though without Cyanogen (which I never tried). The performance is about as comparable, sometimes better, and in some cases worse. I keep comparing it to my old Android Xperia Plays (older single core device) and the emulators from that. Overall it's hard to say if I'm satisfied with how the device is currently handling emulation with these system/emulators. Parallel does seem to run games with a better framerate than the standlone mupen64p or libretro mupen core I've been finding (like Super Mario 64).

I've found that Ocarina of Time and many other titles crash when using the Parallel core under this image.

I hope it is the case and the image/configuration I'm using is just a bit slow. I'm using Batocera, so I don't know if the other images provide a better experience. With that being said, time for the good news The following all play at 80-100% speed on Emuelec with default emulator settings where possible:īanjo is a harder one to emulate for both speed an accuracy. Couple of things to point out.ġ) Some of these may have slowdown in the menus etc, but are fine when you get into gameĢ) If anyone has any tips or other games to add to the list, post them below and will update Had some spare time on my hands today so thought I would run through my PSP catalogue and report back on findings.

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