Stupid Question, but would not hurt to ask......There is no way to Remove certain Games from it, is there?
personally whenever I emulate N64 games I always turn off fog because most of the time its only there to hide objects and games look clearer without it. the reflections though is an issue for sure.
Very true I have tested so far almost all the games and they run smoothly and without any speed or audio problems so why are people saying that is crap because in my humble opinion is better than having to play with problems in retroarch
Yeah, Retroarch is great but you have to tweak a lot to make game run smooth and some setting may work for one game but not other game, so that why you have to save setting for specific game.
Ugh... some N64 games crashed in Retroarch.
Ugh... some N64 games crashed in Retroarch.
Yes it has more advanced emulators for other systems not the case of N64 which has a lot of compatibility problems and is unable to run games even at 30fps
GC runs even worse than n64 games. quite unplayable on hos, dolphin, and even android. i wouldnt hold your breath for a GC emulator optimized enough for how weak the switch hardware is.
I’m talking about anyone who got NES and SNES via eShop with no modification. I downloaded both on eShop and have to online check every 7 days.
Nintendo managed to get Super Mario Sunshine to run well with little to no issues.
It is all about good development team to optimize the game, so N64 emulator likely to be developed by bad or inexperienced team.
But I doubt that NSO GC emulator is going happen but Nintendo likely to remaster some of GC titles that we don’t know.
As for my post, I'm interested to see a complexes of N64 and GC but many people said PS2 games are easier to emulate with little to no issues, so that why I wonder.
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Yes and Atmosphere has been updated to support latest firmware version.
I only got information from Nintendo, so feel free to reply to other member's post if you don't agree with me, so I don't care.
I run the CFW for cheats, save transfer and Retroarch (in homebrew), so no piracy nor unofficial NSP nor modification on my Switch for 3 years to minimize the ban risk. I bought all games legally.
Hacking in Switch is wildly different from members and members, so that why I only gave an answer that come from Nintendo. I can't answer beyond if anyone install NSP or modification. Atmosphere has been updated quickly so no biggie deal.
There is reason that I posted in here - I'm interested to look at save format and see if it is possible to mod the save. If it is wrong thread, I'm going create a new thread about NSO N64 emulation and save format.
I run the CFW for cheats, save transfer and Retroarch (in homebrew), so no piracy nor unofficial NSP nor modification on my Switch for 3 years to minimize the ban risk. I bought all games legally.
Hacking in Switch is wildly different from members and members, so that why I only gave an answer that come from Nintendo. I can't answer beyond if anyone install NSP or modification. Atmosphere has been updated quickly so no biggie deal.
There is reason that I posted in here - I'm interested to look at save format and see if it is possible to mod the save. If it is wrong thread, I'm going create a new thread about NSO N64 emulation and save format.
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If you plan on using the NSO. 64 controller then you will have to be on 13.1.0
For just the emulator Cfw 12 and later is enough
I realized that I got mixed up with N64 online and N64 app, so when I look at N64 online term so it made me assume that you want to play N64 online via Nintendo server.
My apology for confusion and yes, I heard that firmware version 12.0 is minimum for N64 app.
My apology for confusion and yes, I heard that firmware version 12.0 is minimum for N64 app.
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