Windows 95 Gaming on a Steam Deck using PCem



Windows 95 Gaming on a Steam Deck using PCem

Windows 95 Gaming on a Steam Deck using PCem

= Summary =
Just a short demonstration of PCem running Windows 95 with games on a Steam Deck. Recorded using direct audio from the Steam Deck through the headphone jack.

Games Played:
1:08 : Doom95
2:34 : Full Tilt! Pinball – Space Cadet
4:00 : Hover!
5:25 : Fury3 (sorry its a bit long I got carried away)
8:10 : Simcity 2000
9:25 : Lemmings

= Whats being used=
Steam Deck: 512gb Version
– https://store.steampowered.com/steamdeck
PCem Version: PCemV17Win
– https://pcem-emulator.co.uk/downloads.html
Windows 95: Version 4.00.950 C (OSR 2.5 – 32bit)
– https://winworldpc.com/product/windows-95/osr-3
(This video is not sponsored in any way by the above, I’m just providing links for anyone interested)

= Extra Info =
Sorry for being bad at games in this demo, I was playing at a very harsh angle so the recording wouldn’t focus on my face in the screens reflection.

I couldn’t get the Linux version of PCem to install properly so I ended up just getting the Windows version and then added it to Steam as a None-Steam game, then forced Proton Compatibility with Proton 7.0-40

This recording was using the Game Mode Steam UI which locks me out of a few options while running; however, it also runs in Desktop Mode which allows mounting .iso’s through that view.

My setup could definitely use some improvement, as you can tell from Hover and Fury3 not running great in a bigger window, but if you want to know what I used for my setup it will be listed below:

= PCem Configuration =
[Board]
Machine: [Socket 4] Intel Premiere/PCE
CPU: Pentium 66
Memory: 96
[Video]
GPU Device: Diamond Stealth 32 (Tseng ET4000/w32p)
Speed: Fast VLB/PCI
Voodoo Graphics checked on
[Audio]
Sound Device: Sound Blaster 16
[Drives]
HDD: [IDE] Standard IDE
FDD1: 2.5″ 1.44M
FDD2: None
CD Model: PCemCD
CD Speed: 24X
Drive C: 125mb for Windows 95 Install
Drive D: 2014mb for games
Drive E: CD-ROM
Drive F: None
[Mouse]
Mouse: Microsoft Intellimouse (PS/2)
[Controllers]
Joystick: Standard 8-button Joystick
[Network]
Network Card: None

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