Just thought i should tell you, i've got this running on my 2.01 PSP.



Getting a pretty good Framerate on those PD roms, too.

if there is going to be support for plugins, then rock on! there are many good plugins out for current n64 emulators, for the pc anyways. it would be helpful to the developer if plugins were supported because of what they do. but some plugins are made for the pc only. in that case i'd be glad to make some of my own plugins, for the n64 emu lovers as myself.

i just need confirmation that plugins will be supported and if so, what extensions, then i'll get to it. maybe not dll extensions but something else. possibly DLLs.....i dunno

Holy *****....this is going to be cool getting it up to speed..Zelda would be cool tp play Im thinking about Goldeneye though...*Drool*

For this to get decent framerates on commercial roms, will this end up being a 1.0/1.50 emulator ? I'm a 1.5 user, so it wouldnt hurt me either way. But to take advantage of all the PSP power he can, it might end up a kernel app only. Guess we'll see. Great work btw.

i tried it on both of my psp's 1.5 and 2.6. yeha it works. then i came across a bunch of legal homebrew n64 roms. They howeve didn't work. and mk trilogy. didn't work. the only things that werked were the ones included. I'm impressed by this emu, but only slightly. Also I do have to remember that its just a "baby" emu for now, and as it grows the better it will get. I used the term 'baby' because there is no sound and not much to do with it yet. the next release will prolly be a kid. then a full fledge n64 emu. That I cant wait for. Zaxon 64. also mAh-rio

PD= Public Domain, as in Public Domain ROMs

i can confirm it works with 2.6 and gta

IIRC, despite years of trying N64 emulation on the PC is still far from complete. The problem is that you need enough processing power to successfully render things in software that would be rendered in hardware on the original system, as well as still running the operating system in the background.



I don't have a whole lot of confidence that when multiple developers failed to get things 100% on the completely open x86 architecture, one person will be able to run commercial N64 roms on the relatively closed architecture of the PSP at anything nearing bearable speeds. Of course, far be it from me to crap on a project that obviously requires talent and dedication, I'm just stating my opinion on the subject. So don't bother telling me I'm an idiot and haven't contributed anything to the scene, etc.



Also, I am aware that many commercial N64 roms will run quite well on the PC, and that are several very good emulators avaliable. My point is that NES and SNES emulation on the PC is almost 100% perfect, and any system beyond that technologically (PSX, N64, etc.) has been beyond the reach of developers.

Top Bannana's to you PSMonkey for getting out a beta version for everyone to try out on their PSP's. Drive and determination are the motivation to produce something which no one would have thought possible. So it's nice to see that there are some developers who are working on emulators and are curious to see how far they can push the boundaries of an excellent little hand held like our beloved PSP's. =)



Great work so far, keep at it.

"IIRC, despite years of trying N64 emulation on the PC is still far from complete. The problem is that you need enough processing power to successfully render things in software that would be rendered in hardware on the original system, as well as still running the operating system in the background."



I wouldnt say that PC emu. of the N64 is far from complete. I have tried a certain emulator for PC and it runs games like Goldeneye perfectly (at least as far as I know). But yeah, getting a fully functional N64 emulator on the PSP will be tough, but lets hope for the best

*sticks a banana in pspmonkeys butt*



They cant even get n64 working right on PC let alone psp.



Why not try a console that was made before n64 was out.



Sega Saturn or maybe Sega CD

Nice work... there's some good stuff out there for N64. But considering it doesn't play 99% of ROMs, this really should have a beta version number (

bananas for brains



*sticks a banana in pspmonkeys butt*



They cant even get n64 working right on PC let alone psp.



Why not try a console that was made before n64 was out.



Sega Saturn or maybe Sega CD



Hey, be fair, this guy thinks that he can make an N64 emulator for the PSP, I say give him a chance, rather than setting your sights low. If you don't try to push something, you'll never know how far it can go.....

if you want a sega saturn/CD emu make it urself he wants a n64 emu so hes makin one so STFU you d1ck