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LowSpecGamer talks about Raspberry Pi 4 including using Box86 for some games in his latest video

I grabbed it just in case my discs and backups ever fail.

The free Morrowind had been extended do to the issues yesterday. Also TES: Arena has been "free" for a few years but the download is often not obvious. Same with Daggerfall.

Well what I found is I need a new MicroSD card for my potato.

I was a Kickstarter backer. I've yet to get it working in 4k but that's not really a viable option for using it for anything more than kodi anyway

Now to load it up on my le potato.

I'll just use Box86, it will likely be better anyway.

Wouldn't something from the AMD Zen "simi-custom" team be better for a future Pyra than anything Excavator based?

This is sad news.

I still want a PGS!! Along with a cure for cancer and "bottled world peace" as long as we're importing from the "land of make believe"

What did I mess up? I'm sure I haven't broken anything important that I can recall.

I never wanted to run a cheese shop... I wanted to be.... A Lumberjack!!!!

I hope there's not any more issues but it looks like there will be.

A pocket sized server crash cart, I could use one of those. The number of servers I've worked on that only had serial or ssh (and weren't talking to the network) is much higher than most people that don't work IT would expect. It would be nice if it could also work as a keyboard/touchpad/vga...

I own only 2 PS1 games, Dragon Warrior 7 (Dragon Quest in the rest of the world and for later US versions) and Metal Gear Solid 1 from the 1, 2 and 3 combo pack. PS1 wasn't a system I had or have much interest in beyond that.

But Sony says nobody wants classic games that's why they didn't put PS1 support in the PS4 even though it wouldn't cost them anything to add it. So are they full of BS or is PS1 support coming to the PS4? My guess is the former.

Awesome!

Dragon Quest XI!!!!! And Elder Scrolls VI

I will quote one of my posts from the other thread Edit: and some other good ones

I have a question about the m.2 port. Does it implement the 2 PCIe lanes of the b-key specification thus allowing nvme drives with b+m key to be used? It also specifies usb, audio, I^2C ect but none of those would be useful for a primary boot device interface.