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Question Porting Unity Game to Microcontroller For Arcade Cabinet Build

Discussion in 'HMI & Embedded Systems' started by GaskinDesignStudios, Jul 20, 2023.

  1. GaskinDesignStudios

    GaskinDesignStudios

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    I want to create an arcade cabinet for my church, and fill allow an user to select from 1 of 3 games. I wanted to used a Raspberry PI, but it seems like the highest 3D graphics a Raspberry PI can render is PSP, and I'm looking for something PlayStation 3 level, (maybe a tad bit less.) I'm looking to be able to render a simple game like chess, except have the chess pieces be 3D modeled.

    The reason I'm looking for something higher then PSP is because I want to rival iPhone and android graphics enough so the kids and adults would want to play the arcade cabinet.

    which microcontroller is powerful enough? what types of specs am I looking for?

    thank you in advanced.
     
    GaskinDesignStudios, Jul 20, 2023
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  2. RomanoMcBride

    RomanoMcBride

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    Hi!

    you can find recommended specs for embedded systems on the system requirements page.

    The easiest way to work for you would probably be an intel NUC running a version of Ubuntu since ARM CPUs and embedded/headless operating systems require a special build and support package at the moment.
     
    RomanoMcBride, Jul 24, 2023
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