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ADoom demo in Amiberry Amiga emulator on an Orange Pi 5 Plus

At Christmas 1997, ID Software released the source code of its ground-breaking PC computer game, DOOM. I wasted no time porting it to run on my Commodore Amiga 3000, creating ADoom, which many consider to be the best Amiga port of DOOM. It's now more than two decades since I last had a working Amiga. However, I recently purchased an Orange Pi 5 Plus ARM-based single board computer, and there is an excellent free Amiga emulator, Amiberry, available for it. With those, I was able to create a kind of super Amiga that Amigans could only dream about in the 1990s. So here's the DOOM demo loop running in ADoom in Amiberry Amiga emulator on my Orange Pi 5 Plus. We note that it maintains the maximum 35 fps frame rate that DOOM allows, even though the resolution is increased from 320x200 to 800x600. By adding "-forcedemo -timedemo demo3" options to the command-line, we override DOOM's speed governor and observe 83 fps in 800x600 and more than 400 fps in 320x200 resolution. Please note that nearly all the audio and video glitches and blockiness in this video are due to using a cheap HDMI capture/encoder device. They are not present in the original signal. Also, Youtube appears to have downgraded the video resolution from 800x600 to 480P