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N64 Emulator

Just to make one thing completely clear. I don't think anyone is going to expect you to play N64 games using onsceen controls.

Most of the popular N64 games are already being ported to the Wii to use the Classic controller. Anyone with a classic or Datel Retro controller should be able to map the buttons needed to play just fine. Might have to save a control scheme for each game but it will work fine.
 
Look This Is To Everyone Who Played More Then Super Mario Or Mario Kart (Great Games, But Still) Thier Were Games Like Perfect Dark, Pokemon Staduim, And The Greatest One In My Book Starcraft!!!
Starcraft Starcraft Starcraft Starcraft Starcraft Starcraft!!!!!!
Point Im Trying To Say Is Dont Leave Out This Game!!! It Will Be The One Game That Will Give Me Withdraws If I Dont Play It ^o^
Also Alot Of Androids Dont Have "Muilt Touch" Like The "Huawei" Can You Not Forget To Add Settings So People Wont Be Left Out (I Dupt Starcraft Will Need Muilt touch) But Perfect Dark Will
 
But u seem to forget the best of them all legend of zelda ot turock 1 and 2, star fox,smash bros, diddy kong racing, golden eye that's just a few
 
Well, those of us on HTC phones with sense base roms still can't use Bluetooth controllers due to the stack issues. Personally, if it weren't for wonky 4g and not being able to use the front camera, I would run Cyanogen roms just for that, but I use those quite a bit on MY evo. I don't know about everyone else, but I use the video chat through QIK daily with my dad. Being a few hundred miles away, it's about the only real way I can 'see' him until I get farther into my training. After that, I get liberty and what have you, and I'll have my Asus G73Jw laptop, so I may rethink it.

Until then, I'm still butt hurt about not being able to use a Wii controller on my Emu's. :(
 
Well, seems kinda interesting. Symbian got many great games, can't wait seeing them in android - alto I know such porting and emulating is not easy...

Caleb220 - how does it work? Write somethuing more
 
I am currently working on an N64 emulator that is compatible on devices back to ARM5, and it is currently in early alpha testing. There is a graphics problem with Qualcomm chipsets, so hopefully I will be able to fix that soon. It is limited to devices with GLES2, until I get around to writing a GLES1 video plug-in. If you would like to help out with the testing, visit my website at http://www.paulscode.com
 
paulscode said:
I am currently working on an N64 emulator that is compatible on devices back to ARM5, and it is currently in early alpha testing. There is a graphics problem with Qualcomm chipsets, so hopefully I will be able to fix that soon. It is limited to devices with GLES2, until I get around to writing a GLES1 video plug-in. If you would like to help out with the testing, visit my website at http://www.paulscode.com
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N64 is a tricky wicky system to get working well. Two key games not working very well for ANY emu that exists for any platform is Mario Golf and Tennis.

If a dev gets them working well, I would buy their emu too :)
 
Hi guys, can someone upload N64oid.apk or Real64.apk because they take it off from the Official Android Market..
I have downloaded this: see second post, i can't use links here sorry..
Is it right? How can I make it works on my Samsung Galaxy S2? I've rooted my phone.. Thanks in advance.

(sorry for bad engl)
 
Bluehell00 said:
http://switch.dl.sourceforge.net/project/n64oid/N64oid.tar.gz
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Sadly, N64oid is partially closed-source, so you aren't going to be able to compile a usable app from the source code that Yongzh posted on SourceForge. The app was pulled from the Android Market (I suspect it was because he is violating the GPL by not releasing the full sourcecode). You can purchase it, however, from slideme.org market (as long as they don't decide to pull it from that market as well).
 
Yes N64oid is the best one atm, 4.99 on the SlideME marketplace, ran classics like Goldeneye and Zelda OoT no problem, minor lags here and there but on a dual-core phone (Bionic or new Razr) would probably be flawless. Has on-screen controls for touch-only devices but even has bluetooth support through Bluez IME for controllers such as the Zeemote, iControlPad and even the Wiimote, hoping they create drivers for the bluetooth keypads soon, such as the Magic-Pro series.
Roms you can find from sites like coolrom.com or the ROMS Plus app on SlideME (for legal purposes I must say please support the game companies, only download if you own or have owned the actual game)

Looking still for a decent PS emu, will post if found..

Paulscode, very interested in your project, will it also have BT support?
 
Yes, one of the areas I want to focus on is various input methods. Bluez IME provides a great interface for true analog support for a variety of BT controllers, and USBJoystick Center for USB controllers, so those are two interfaces I definitely will support.
 
paulscode said:
Yes, one of the areas I want to focus on is various input methods. Bluez IME provides a great interface for true analog support for a variety of BT controllers, and USBJoystick Center for USB controllers, so those are two interfaces I definitely will support.
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Awesome, checking your site out now, looks like its going great
 
I have just downloaded N64oid to my phone, (Droid Razr) as well as 2 games, (mario 64, and Mario cart). the software launches perfectly. But the problem is with the graphics itself. The characters from Mario cart show up as black cubes, and the trees and many other items from Mario 64 are black triangles. is there anything that i can do to get rid of them, and display the proper things?
 
from version 2.0 till this newest 2.6.2 its still same, when trying to install theres immediately message: app was not installed, using 2.2froyo, somebody have it too? where can be a problem??
 
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