The Lost World: Jurassic Park Arcade ('97) - Raspberry Pi 5 64bit - Sega Model 3

I got me a Raspberry Pi 5 and I'm testing to see what it can do. How much more capable is it than the Pi4?
Here's a complete run through of The Lost World: Jurassic Park(1997).
The native resolution of Star Wars trilogy is 496x384. I bumped it up only slightly to 516x400, maintaining the original Model 3 aspect ratio of 31:24. You'll get no stretching from me!
Preformance seemed very good throughout, except I did detect some minor slowdown during the final stage against the Male T-Rex
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[@Levinewak]

I don’t think the lost world arcade is a direct prequel to the lost world cause that means Ian and Sarah have been to Isla Sorna once and the baby Rex has already got injured before. Not to mention Sega may have been referring to the third act when they said conclusion

[@jackjones6936]

Great video! How does this compare to the raspberry pi 4? Also, what software are you using? Mame emulation?

[@widge]

Thank you. Sega Model 3 games run in the emulator known as "Supermodel 3". There is definitely an improvement playing Supermodel games on the Pi5 over the Pi4, but its still not perfect. A game like Star Wars Trilogy has become much more playable, but other more demanding games like LA Machine Guns still have speed issues.

[@kiodiekin]

Test diehard the arcade game sega Saturn and play to the 3rd or 4th level in the car garage and see what happens

[@widge]

Thanks for the suggestion. I've not played DHA, what would I be looking out for at that stage?

[@kiodiekin]

@@widge see if it crashes