I was just thinking to myself last night, "tomorrow I should check to see which is the newest version to the N64 emulator." Nevermind now, thanks!

Good work daedalus team THK!!!

Do us all a favor and don't release a new version until you have made significant improvements to the program. I don't need to see every little bugfix in a game that I haven't bothered playing in over ten years. And that's the other thing, why bother working on adapting the software so that it can play the special edition import of Cameleon Twist? Just focus on the games people actually play- Super Mario 64, Zelda OoT, Mario Kart, StarFox, Golden Eye, Smash Bros, etc. How about focusing on the half of dozen games that 90% of people play? Just work on making those games run as close to perfect and everyone will LOVE you for it. As for all those little changes and updates, just save'em all up and then release it all at once. Take as much time as you want, the homebrew community will welcome you back with open arms. Like I said, work on making 90% of people happy, don't let a vocal minority distract you from the goal.



I really do appreciate your efforts, and I thank you for your work. I just want to see you guys putting your resources to best use. I've always believed this project has a ton of potential. Good luck.

first of all, does it hurt you in any way that the improvements we all want come in small packages each time?



also i understand your argument on that they should focus on certain popular games, but the way most emulators are written is that they first focus on compatibilty ( to get all games running no matter how slow.) and after that on speed.

That is the quickest way to a perfect emulator.



also please understand that these people are doing this for more reasons than to aquire love points +10 from the internetz.

they probably do this as a learning process. And if you want to learn, looking at your own mistakes is the fastest way.



So imagine yourself: you are making something that takes alot of time and energy, be it a song, a poem, drawing, video, or something else that tickles your fancy, and you find out that it has a flaw... wouldn't you want to correct it? learn from it?





another point, is that the small releases helps the developers with testing.