This video - 'part one the Wiz review prequel' just contains some quick caps of games and emulators running. All emulators - except for the original gameboy and sadly the Vice emulator - run full speed zero frameskip. The first part truly shows of the OLED screen in full splendor. The latter part of the movie was taped in a rather dark environment with the camera in Macro so there is actually a moire effect visible and the image is over exposed. Ah well just a quick 'Mark plays'... Nintendo Nes - full speed Nintendo Snes - full speed Nitendo GBA - full speed Sega Genesis/Megadrive - full speed Sega Master System - full speed Mame (incl Neogeo) - full speed in most games CPS1 & 2 Emulation - full speed Flash (not to fancy apps run full speed) Quake - not optimized not using any 3D hardware yet CBM Amiga - full speed C64 Vice - stutters and has slow downs and at other times runs smooth - very irratic. Btw all the games I show here are owned on original media. More to come... he screen is amazing. In daylight and in darkness it is very bright and clear. It has an enormous viewable angle. With a single colour solid fill on the screen you see a little grain which is normal in this type of screen. As the screen is relatively small the 320x240 resolution has a very small dotpitch making the screen very very crisp. The emulators I've shown in the video are all running full speed - zero frameskips apart from the original gameboy emulator (lemonboy). It is very much like playing ...
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