djazz's video: Celeste on the Raspberry Pi 4 using KMSDRM

To squeeze out more performance out of the Raspberry Pi, you can run the game from tty instead of from the desktop. This uses the KMSDRM driver instead, making the game very much playable at 1080p 60 fps, without screen tearing! I switch between different resolutions in the menu when using windowed mode. In KMSDRM, that changes the video output resolution directly, if you want to easily switch to 720p or lower for example. This is running on Raspberry Pi OS "Bullseye" that was just released! Celeste is made using FNA, an open source implementation of XNA4. To make it run on ARM, I have compiled the necessary libraries that you can extract into the game folder. Follow my guide on how to get Celeste running on your Pi 4! https://hackmd.io/@djazz/Sysdqjva8 I used the Raspberry Pi 4 4GB model in this video, running overclocked using the values in the guide.