Is there an n64 emulator someone could recommend without any major problems and containing a gameshark? Thanks so much.
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n64 emulator?
Is there an n64 emulator someone could recommend without any major problems and containing a gameshark? Thanks so much.
Cookie Thief
PJ64.
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Great. Where can I get it?
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just use a search engine and search for PJ64...
The Guardian of Life
U migth want to try the emulator section.
http://www.emuparadise.org/emulators/n64.php
Even though it has'n been updated in a long time.
Go to: http://www.ngemu.com/n64/
There u will find PJ64 along with PJ64K.
I don't really know why PJ64K is better, all i know, it's netplay enchanced, and it still lives.(unlike PJ64).
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Ya pj64 is the best. No problems in it but you need a fast enoug computer to run it. like 1.4Ghz or more.
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Hey thanks, I downloaded it. Only one problem, like joker said, my computer has a bad computer gaming card. Oh well! nes games are fun too...
The Guardian of Life
NO, u don't! U need RAM (64/128/256)(min/ok/good), and the rigth plugins with the rigth configs.Originally posted by Joker
Ya pj64 is the best. No problems in it but you need a fast enoug computer to run it. like 1.4Ghz or more.
Ps:
1. U mean video card rigth?
2. the configs depend on each system, u should read the pj64-s help file for more info.
Last edited by Kha'alim; 26th-August-2003 at 23:10.
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ya, video card... whatever. All I know is that I can't play n64 on my pc.
Cookie Thief
Out of interest what graphics card do you have? Jabos D3D isn't the greatest with something such as the Intel810 for example, whereas Glide64 + Evoodoo is.
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I'm not sure if I even have a video card, but all I know is that every time I start playing a game (like a n64 rom) that takes a lot of space, the computer restarts itself. after re-logged on, it tells me that the problem was caused by the device driver.
Cookie Thief
You definately have a video cardI'm not sure if I even have a video cardwithout one you wouldn't have a picture on your monitor. If you can get into and play an N64 game, then you have a 3D accelerator too, N64 emulators don't really do software mode (as a general rule).
To find out your videocard and other details go to:
Start>Run and type Dxdiag
On the next screen if you look you will be able to see:
Processor speed (has mhz by it)
OS (Operating System - ie WinME, Win98)
Ram (ie 512mb, 256mb, 64mb)
On the display tab at the top, you will be able to find once you have clicked it your graphics cards name under: Adapter name
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