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is anyone still using 2.71 I'm sure everyone has moved to 3.02.



what speed does this run at?

any good n64 emulators for 3.02 oe-b?

200% n da speed still sucks. wat? like 5-10 fps? oh crap....

The original, unmodded daedalus r8 worked in HEN-D. And he did no work by himself whatsoever, so How can it be called a mod?

wtf kind of release is this, everyone downgraded, and the emulator still sucks, if we were desperate enough to play this we could use 3.02 OE-B

Why bother with a crap pc emulator wich will send its sewage even further down the drain when trying to half-ass port it to the psp? I know that the better devs out there can accomplish near full speed with a better port like PJ64 etc. If the psp can run psx cd images at full speed, there is little doubt that the same can be achieved with a cartridge image.

I know that the better devs out there can accomplish near full speed with a better port like PJ64 etc. If the psp can run psx cd images at full speed, there is little doubt that the same can be achieved with a cartridge image.



Exactly

From the original releases it appears that this emulator was never going to progress past 10~15fps, even excluding sound.. with sound added that takes resources to emulate other CPU's.. so this emulator is basically a dead dog.



the comments about psx emulation on the psp and being easy to emulate a cart is a bit of a lame comment. the N64 hardware is nowhere near as easy to emulate as the 33mhz PS1 system.

One thing I've never quite understood about nintendo psp emulation:



Nintendo: works perfectly on psp



Gameboy/gb color: works perfectly on PSP



Super Nintendo: games like tactics ogre, mario rpg and ff6 experience UBER slowdown.



Gameboy Advance: works perfectly on psp



N64: ~10 fps.



Now I'm confused as to how the GBA emulator works better than the SNES one. This might indicate that a fullspeed n64 emulator is possible. But the compatibility is horse feces atm, anyway... what like 4 games are actually playable? Gay porn 500.

Wait a few years and more interest in homebrew and emulation will get picked up by devs wanting to try new things. SNES barely works at full speed, but I bet in a few years it will run full speed, no problem, every rom thrown at it. Hopefully by then we will have something like the SNES emulator now but N64 instead. Daedalus will never be able to do it, but some other dev may :).



Now if only they figured out Saturn emulation. Ahhhh that'll never happen.