Did you try Skate 3 with an uncapped framerate and without a TDP limit? If yes, how did it perform?
this post was submitted on 06 Feb 2024
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Yes so I found that it was slower if I ran it uncapped and with a much higher GPU usage. Tdp didn't seem to make a difference here but its smooth enough locked at 30 fps
Have had it set up on the deck for 6 months but not with emudeck. The xbla leak of Goldeneye 64 with the community fixes is great. It's better than the releases for switch or the recent Xbox one.
I installed it and added to Emudeck with a script that runs it under Proton.
I did notice that there were supposedly some native Linux builds but nothing recent.
Are y'all using the windows build with Proton or a native build?
Omg Too Human here I come!
Dear god why
Ah so this is good for original XBox not 360?
No Xenia is for the 360, Xemu is for the original xbox
Cool, thanks for confirming. Do you know how Emudeck installs it? Is it just using wine/proton for the windows build, or have they compiled a Linux version?
Its running the windows version as far as I know
Blue Dragon on Deck would be a dream.