Any good N64 emu ?

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Hi,

I want to play some good N64 games (Perfect dark, banjo kazooie, conker and DK64)

I have a Wii U with HBC channel on vWii, a PS3 with a CFW 4.65 and a PC.

What is the best platform to play N64 roms? On vWii with the GamePad as screen would be awesome but is there any good N64 emu for Wii?

Can I play on my computer and stream the game on the wii u gamepad?

I would love to play N64 games on an handheld console

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If you can inject the rom you want to play into a Virtual Console WAD for the Wii, it's usually rather accurate. Other than that, I'd recommend an emulator for PC. I use Project 64 as I haven't had problems with it, you can get it here: http://www.jabosoft.com/articles/114

There's probably better ones out there, though.
 

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There are a few good ones for Android that do a good job at cleaning up jaggies and brightening up the colors. If you have an HDMI C to HDMI and a bluetooth controller, you are set to go.
 

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