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As for the OP:
I think Steam already works on ARM processors for PCs (Eg: MS Surface Tablets).
Steam 'barely' works on the Surface Pro X. And once you get that going, almost no games work under the emulation mode anyway especially 64-bit games. You're better off streaming Stadia or GeForceNow to a Surface Pro X
On Linux we have Box86 and it runs games really well.
https://youtu.be/7cUwN6g4HE0
^ This runs on a Raspberry Pi 4, if you don't know what that is it's a $35, credit card sized computer.
Now imagine what a decent $700 laptop can do.
Do not confuse software rendering of a 2 decade old game as some kind of “accomplishment” that magically means you’re gonna run DotA2 on a pi.
Both Hitman and Call Of Duty shown in this video do not have a software renderen, they runs 3D acceleration via DirectX9 which is translated over to OpenGL on the Pi.
Translating x86 instructions over to ARM instructions is not a hugely complex thing, it does not require a lot of extra processing power.
Box86 is still in early development and can only run 32bit applications, that is why all these old games are tested instead of modern ones. The latest game I have seen anyone run using Box86 would be Crysis.
https://youtu.be/zN1GAFXxqDw
Don't forget: $35 computer.
The most mature compatiblity layer would be the Rosetta 2 compatility layer by Apple.
https://youtu.be/erGZNjimTfg
It overal performs really well.
The thumbnail is VERY important as it has to be of the actual game and footage used within the video. It is CLEARLY misleading and the content is made invalid by falsehood.
There are two games both named Hitman 2.
The tumbnail matters not at all. The one who made the video Googled "Hitman 2" and picked whichever image looked best for his thumbnail.
You are making an elephant from a fruit fly.
The thumbnail HAS to be representative of the ACTUAL gameplay footage.
Lets see if Google agree with me after I reported the video.
Mostly being servers but can translate x86_64
If you post a thumbnail claimng you can run Hitman2 on a system, and use the 2018 artwork. Guess what people are gonna think
You can run Hitman 2 2018 on a Rasperry Pi
I'd excuse the use of Hitman2 in the tittle without a year clarification, as long as the thumbnail accurately depicted which game was being talked about.
That is AT BEST clickbait deception
It is fundamentally dishonest and a lie, its not hard to find the original Htiman2 artwork. you have the damn INTERNET FFS
Yes and the 'content' is that they're running a 20 year old game in software emulation
Congrats, its amazing tha twe can also you know emulate old consoles on raspberry Pis too
That has LITERLALY NOTHING to do with anything modern and there is not 'magic' that is going t make a rasberri pi run DOTA2 in emulation mode
The fact that you're even suggesting this is possible means the video's deception worked.
Rosetta is literally hardware level emulation custom designed for the Macs. Nothing about that is even remotely usable in general purpose
No idea what ticked you people off to suddenly become so hostile.
A 20 year old game on one of the crappiest general purpose computers you can buy.
I never said anything about running modern games on a raspberry Pi. But I did imply that running modern games on decent ARM machine is perfectly possible.
There is no deception here.
Do I really need to invest in an ARM workstation and slap a big GPU in it just to prove you wrong?
Rosetta 2 is software, not hardware. Specialized instruction sets used to accelerate these tasks do not make it a hardware solution. With that logic any piece of software is a hardware solution.
YOU are wrong when trying to defend this.
The video MUST contain footage from the actual game of the thumbnail shown. The video does NOT and was reported because it breaks YouTube guidelines, one of those been - misleading thumbnail as can be seen in the link. https://ibb.co/vZbx4rd
It would probably help if Steam did add an ARM version of the WebHelper to maintain performance, as opposed to falling back to the 32-bit x86 WebHelper.
Hardware *level*. Not hardware. Rosetta is designed for Apple's ARM chips and nothing else. There is no further abstraction layer. It directly communicates with the chip's interface.