@raspberry79 said in cd games:

JUE

Probably the region coding: Japan, **US and Europe. It looks like a Windows game, so that won't run on RetroPie without Wine. It was released for the Megadrive/Genesis also, so you can probably play it through emulation.

@tfgrf Is it Ionball by chance?

@mitu I got it... I updated DosBox and it's working good now. Thanks for your input! I always appreciate how fast you reply to these issues.

If you want a pretty funny play through of Bioforge, Giant Bomb have you covered:

Backflips 'n BioForge - Part 01

There’s three parts, and then a great interview with one of the creators:
https://www.giantbomb.com/shows/the-bioforge-interview/2970-17104/free-podcast

I never played this as a kid, but I can respect everyone’s love for it. :)

@SapphireAdams This site has a lot of gaming gurus : https://www.reddit.com/r/tipofmyjoystick/

@quicksilver said in Video : PC games with RaspbianGL:

Or is this new?

Not quite, I just added the tag recently.

If so, then congrats! It's well deserved!

Thanks.

@AndersHP You mean without emulation? Do you want run the games on your Raspberry Pie or an PC using RetroPie? Games build for PC are usually build for the x86 compatible Intel processors and the Raspberry Pie isn't compatible with them. If you want run PC games on your RPi, then you need to re-encode (means compile or build) for that system. That only works with the source code available and only if someone ports it by changing the code.

If I understood your question wrong, then sorry. Can you clear it up a bit, if I am wrong?

@VictimRLSH Great. No problem. There is always room for improvement. :-)

I need to get this done, have the massive download, just need time to work on it...

@kikinaak Dunno. Steam and Console most likely. But would be nice to see if this could run on the pi.

These remakes and ports are a quick cash grab aimed at aging nostalgic nerds. I have nothing against aging nostalgic nerds seeing that I am one, but these games serve no real purpose.

The Secret of Mana remake is in the same category. It has the production costs nearer to a crappy mobile game, but priced at 40USD. No thanks.

that would be sweet if it can done on the Pi

Yes, DOS, sorry. I'll have to really dig back to remember my C64 games :)