(very close to 100% w/gles2rice but sound stutters when ball is hit and there's artifacting on the crowd) Gauntlet Legends (DC version is better anyway and works great Parallels emu may fix it though) If anyone knows how to achieve this with other emulators, please let me know. widescreen and drastically improved graphics, no setup required).

✝ Indicates game that works reasonably well with the 'rice' emulator (i.e. A couple of test results have been updated. Update 7/10/20: I've ordered a Flirc case and now OC to 6 (voltage)/2000 (CPU)/750 (GPU). I'm fairly sensitive to these things, so your tolerance may be higher. Note: I define playable as reasonably smooth and stable gameplay with no egregious glitches or issues (particularly major input lag). If you have anything to add (including any different results with overclocking), please do so and I will update this post. I also use all stock settings, though sometimes double resolution works just fine. I do not overclock at all, so for now at least, this is aimed at anyone else who isn't either. Switching to 320x240 in the settings improved performance a lot on the games I tried.'Įdit: /u/Fluffy-Quit uses the following OC with no cooling (but sufficient airflow) and still only pushes 49 degrees (with Goldeneye): arm_freq=1650 gpu_freq=600 v3d_freq=600 over_voltage=3 ~90% of the time I use lr-mupenplus (best compatibility) but a handful of games will require or be fine with a different emulator.Įdit: /u/Quicksilver7837 recommends mupen64plus-gliden64 or lr-mupen64plus-next as default emulator (as they're current), then the other as second choice, with the rest as tertiary options.Įdit: /u/alberto-balsam: 'lr-mupen64plus-next had the resolution set to 640x480 by default for me.

I've been testing a ton of N64 games since slightly before the Retropie 4.6 launch up until today, so I thought I might as well share my findings so far (as well as incorporate some community knowledge), as this is the problem platform for Pi 4.

Best n64 emulator raspberry pi 4