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    What do you think about adding ExaGear Desktop to optional packages to RetroPie?

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    • spruce_m00seS
      spruce_m00se
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      I would be willing to pay for some software that allowed me to play the original command and conquers up to red alert 2 and warcraft2, perhaps age of empires.
      judging from the comments on your youtube video, the FPS for counterstrike is low, and thus I expect that COD1 would be a no no?

      atomic bomberman would be a good one to add.

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      • spruce_m00seS
        spruce_m00se @pUnK
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        @punk
        i speak spanish Fluently, perhaps even better than I speak my native tongue these days, and as such, I could perhaps understand that the word "alternative" in Spanish doesnt entirely infer the replacement of something.

        However, when reading the text on your youtube videos, I fail to see how the following could have been badly translated from Spanish to English:
        "Forget about retropie! New Era of Gaming On Rapsberry Pi is here "
        It does seem a little hypocritical to come onto the Retropie forum and ask to be included in Retropie after suggesting that people "forget about Retrpie"

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        • BuZzB
          BuZz administrators @spruce_m00se
          last edited by BuZz

          @spruce_m00se agreed.

          Seems clear to me their only interest in RetroPie is to increase their profits by utilising our user base. No thanks.

          To help us help you - please make sure you read the sticky topics before posting - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

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          • glennlakeG
            glennlake @spruce_m00se
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            @spruce_m00se Would you be willing to pay $22.45 ($33.45) for every Pi you install this on? I have read their eula and, unless they have edited it like they have elsewhere on their page, the license is not transferable to another Pi install. You also need a new license for each Pi you install it on. I am a tinkerer (like most of us) and I am always changing, deleting, re-installing and experimenting with my Pi installs. I don't know about you but I think many of us have several Pi's from the original Pi1 up to the Pi3b and Pi0 W and this would start to add up quickly. This is too much like MicroSoft.

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            • spruce_m00seS
              spruce_m00se @glennlake
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              @glennlake I would not! at most I would pay one licence. and only if it was proven to work as well as an old pc I could pick up for the 25 dollars charged for the licence,
              I have an old 486 in the roof ready for some retro gaming one day :)

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              • glennlakeG
                glennlake @spruce_m00se
                last edited by glennlake

                @spruce_m00se As much as I like the Raspberry Pi and RetroPie, if you need to play x86 games I think your 486 will give you a better experience.

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                • spruce_m00seS
                  spruce_m00se @glennlake
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                  @glennlake agreed, thats why im keeping it. annoyingly i threw out the old p2 400 the other day, i had to clear out my parents attic and didnt have aywhere to store it yet. I think I will just emulate old games within windows 10 to be honest. I would love to have them on the Pi though just for convenience sake.

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                    Aryetis
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                    Regarding recent news : https://eltechs.com/retropie-extended-for-raspberry-pi/
                    I thought it might be a good idea to dig this thread back.

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                      Snooch
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                      This sounds cool! I'm going to look into what games will work. Then I guess I'll need a bigger sd card because mine is fully loaded already. 32gb is the best bet right?

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                        Ganja
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                        I think the software should be open source or pay to use the binaries or something. raspberry pi is all about open source and free source communities. Exagear being a paid software is really a kick to the face for the pi community.

                        at least set it up as patreon or something instead of the garbage it is now.

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