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Hooston · 10-28-22, 04:49 AM

Put Linux on your old machine and run SH3 using Wine. It works fine. And it's all free. https://ubuntu.com/ or https://getfedora.org/ for example.

You could put Linux on a memory stick along with Wine and SH3 , then just boot from the memory stick when you want some retro-action.

A note of caution - some of the more recent SH3 mods place heavy demands on graphics, which can result in unacceptable frame rates on old laptops with "integrated" graphics. This was always a problem with SH3 when it first came out and why I only came back to it a few years ago.

10-28-22, 04:49 AM	#3
Hooston Soundman Join Date: Jun 2020 Posts: 144 Downloads: 15 Uploads: 0	Old hardware Put Linux on your old machine and run SH3 using Wine. It works fine. And it's all free. https://ubuntu.com/ or https://getfedora.org/ for example. You could put Linux on a memory stick along with Wine and SH3 , then just boot from the memory stick when you want some retro-action. A note of caution - some of the more recent SH3 mods place heavy demands on graphics, which can result in unacceptable frame rates on old laptops with "integrated" graphics. This was always a problem with SH3 when it first came out and why I only came back to it a few years ago.