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For 3d we need the rpi gfx supported software rendering is to taxing on the cpu

Nice. I was about to try emus on pistorm

Question..would say a georam or neoram work as well?

No way, the A500 only has a standard 68000 while the CPS2 Hardware is a 68000 doubled in clock speed, not to mention all the dedicated chips for graphics and sound, not possible.

Is this a simple amiga 500?

It's basically witchcraft at this point!

Brilliant. Go the Pistorm.

For my A500 rev6 internal fit with unmodified RPi 4B, I used a 68000-angle extender and 10 cm GPIO extender. The GPIO extender needs to be 10 cm or less.

i would imagine pctask would be faster...

an Amiga 500 ?? u have to be kidding me !! you cant emulate an Amiga on a pc go away

Which begs the question, how are you running the 4b+ when the original PiStorm doesn't support it?

oh i have that exact same monitor!

Yeah but weve got wolfenstein on 14mhz 8bit

Imagine what would be possible with native OpenGL support for the pi...

can you run daytona?

So much power!

Hmm, It´s disappointingly slow, I remember having far better results using a powermac emulating DOS, decades ago!

RUclips algorithm brought me here, reeeeeeally cool video

What about PSX emulator? PS1's Tomb Raider?

yikes

3R - Retro Rick Roll

Photoshop would be an interesting application to test in that setup

Wheres music?

Seems a bit fast. NTSC vs PAL timing?

lol

This is the Old Skool & Definitely Cool Rickroll.

Commodore didn't deliver the C65's 256-color chipset in 1987. Commodore purchased the Amiga as an easy technology injection.

I bet that would look so much better on a CRT TV

How on earth does this work considering the HW it runs on, and if we can do this with a C64, what can we do if we really try with a say 3rd gen i5?

After getting a new clone C64 full size edition with working keyboard, realized it was just a pure emulator that won't take anything but rom's from games that already have been ripped, I sold it and purchased the real thing. Have now the OG breadbox version with black keys, tape drive, a 5,25 floppy drive and a MPS 801 matrix printer. Everything serviced and working again like new, and can play all of the original formats with it.😊

This is absolutely awesome. I never owned a c64 but I fell in love with it years later. I wish I could have got my hands on a c64 mini. This is a cool project keep up these videos

We didn't deserve the C64 and the fact Apple wrote Commodore out of history is criminal

Ken sent me!

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