Hi everybody!
I am starting a new thread to regularly post the novelties we have about gaming experience on Rasberry Pi. Firstly, I would like to start off with one of the most iconic games ever - Arcanum. This is my personal opinion so you may have a different point of view which you are welcome to express right here. This way I would also like to find out what are your favorite PC or Console game(s) you would want to play on Raspberry Pi.
But meanwhile, the video on how to play "Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick Obscura" on Raspberry Pi is here: youtube. (com) /watch?v=6dRVhnUn49E&feature=youtu.be (copy-past and remove brackets)
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Hello there!
I tried to find a topic about this, but i didn't find one.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jk0IcBxsUDY
On this video some guy launched a DBO 3D mmorpg game on X1!
This games is only for PC.
The question is - how did he do that?!
Did he launch an Ubuntu or other OS?
It can't be a video because character makes everything what he(this guy) wants and the game runs a bit slowly.
Hi i'll share with you my pleasure in the knowing thi phone it's an awesome consolle
Right now i'm playng Crash Bandicoot 3 on FPSe (a PSX emulator for android) with my PS3 controller, it runs smootly and fine!
Now with my Defy and a PS3 Joystick (and a cheap app for connect it) i can play all consolle's games, from the NES right to the PSX... i think IT'S AWESOME!!!
There's some (crappy) pics
at first watching the images i thought that green one is something attached to defy, but i think its a LEGO block for support , can you post some more details on the app which you are using to connect your ps3 controller..>?
I'm looking for something to connect to my tv via hdmi which will allow me to play 1080p videos and also play files off an external device - it doesn't necessarily have to be android , but needs to be from a respectable UK retailer and have good reviews. Thanks in advance.
Moved to Off-topic.
Raspberry pi (with raspbmc) is what I use. Cheap and plays 1080p too!
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I am having some people over soon.
I have a Chromecast (v2) and all of the guests will have iOS/Android phones.
Are there any Chromecast games for 6-8 players?
Interesting concept. I think, such games would be possible on a Windows or Linux system attached to a big tv. The game server also performs as the sole display, and the phones serve as wifi game pads. The CC is much too limited for this, but does such already exist?
Checkout Scrabble if it's what you're looking for.
Though i was thinking same when playing motion tennis, that is there any 2 player game.
Hi guys,
I am just planning to build myself a small video testing station (with focus on performance), but I am new to the Raspberry Pi Universe. So as I am brainstorming about my solutions I would like to develop, I have a few basic questions.
I know there are dedicated Raspberry Pi screens. Most of them with low resolution and quite bleek values. So I was wanting to opt for a high end smartphone AMOLED screen and see if I can get any output on that with the Pi. Is that in general possible or is there a fundamental problem there? Also in theory (eventually), I'd like to connect 3 screens (Oneplus 7 Pro 6,67 Inch screen with native resolution (and possibly 90Hz) + 2 times a 1,28 Inch AMOLED Display with 30Hz) to the Pi and have them display and interact with the unit.
How feasible is this in general? Would I nessecarily need an Android OS? Can I maybe use a Linux version?
Regards Jens