Thanks you criezy and waltervn for your reply. I appreciate this a lot :) Also thx criezy for pointing out the more demanding games in ScummVM, now I can target the right hardware (linux for the software side) for this. In a post on the MiSTer forum I found out that ScummVM was actually run via the ...

Hi all, I have a couple of questions regarding the use of ScummVM (for a long-lived project I'm planning), actual 3 questions ;) (The project I have in mind is a new SBC handheld device (Clamshell Pocket) for playing ScummVM games on the go, where it's also possible to continue the game on the big s...

Hi Eugene, thx for your answer, wow a ScummVM lead ;) So I guess a FPGA (like the super nice Mister FPGA) running scummVM doesn't mean a superior experience comparing it to a Pi (or a Radxa Zero) doing the same? I'm planning to do a ScummVM handheld in combination with the Radxa Zero (when this PCB ...

Hi LogicDeLuxe, Thx for your answer. So FPGA is the way to go for a best experience? So (for example) the C64 FPGA core for the C64 version of Maniac Mansion ?? I was told ScummVM is a reimplementation of the games it supports, it is basically using the art and scripting assets in the game files and...

Hi all, I have a question.

When using ScummVM on a FGPA (like the Mister) is my assumption correct that there is no advantage (performance-wise) if you compare this when using the Linux distribution for ScummVM on a Raspberry Pi (or the soon to be released Radxa Zero)??

Cheers, Jeroen