8bit's getting a better setup - gimme a few days!
I've been tweaking the apps on the OQO for maximum efficiency and having a lot of fun trying different things that didn't exist the last time I booted this thing up and tried setting it up for gaming. It's difficult to get the exact-right version of an emulator before the author adopted a better understanding of object oriented programming and brought a few more layers and DLLs into the process (tho some kept core optimization a key - did you know No$GBA is the best emulator as far as accuracy and optimization?). The transmeta crusoe processor and 8MB of vram makes a unique challenge - a love/hate relationship of this machine...
I just tried a modern version of MAME that would deal correctly with the win32 resolution and did an audit. 7 hours and counting.
Most of the systems are doing much better. I'm achieving close to constant 60FPS on 12 emulators. I'm glad to see it's fairing better than the current handheld linux ARM consoles, and even even the best Android systems on X86 games even after 10 years. It still does Dosbox better than my phone and can play Diablo 1&2.
Hey 8bit, I want to try out some games - shoot me a PM and I'll send a list. You've got 21 Gigs of the 32 free after my shortlist of (homebrew/freeware of course) roms were coppied.
Edit: I completely missed your post, 8bit. You gotta PM me your address. Also, take a look at my 2007 setup and let me if you like any of those:
http://www3.telus.net/a6120536/OQO/Unof ... Thread.htm
Unfortunately, despite spec reports otherwise, Cave Story + is not working. You're stuck with oldschool 320x240 Doukutsu (can you get it to run? Possibly a missing DLL? check the logs!). A whole bunch of games are available however. I suggest you run System Requirements Lab.
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