Trying to emulate smash 64 for a friend, but I can't connect either of my controllers to cd's n64

[Crimson0verlord]

I only have a school chromebook that I can take to school (other than my phone) and the only emulator i could find for ChromeOS was CD's N64. I connect the 2 controllers I have to the app, (one is a bluetooth/usb gamesir g4s, and a powera mario switch pro controller). is there a way to connect the powera controller to my android phone other than otg converters?

 

[Joom]

Have you not tried RetroArch?

 

[Crimson0verlord]

Have you not tried RetroArch?

It's a SCHOOL chromebook

 

[Joom]

It's a SCHOOL chromebook

...and?

 

[Paolosworld]

...and?

Bruh you can't install shit on a school computer you need an administrator password.

And RetroArch isin't a portable .exe, meaning that it must be installed.

He's asking if there's a way he can use the powera controller without having to install shit.

 

[Joom]

Bruh you can't install shit on a school computer you need an administrator password.

And RetroArch isin't a portable .exe, meaning that it must be installed.

He's asking if there's a way he can use the powera controller without having to install shit.

Bruh, there's a web version specifically for ChromeOS. OP could also boot Lakka off of a USB drive or SD card. ChromeOS also isn't Windows. Don't come in talking shit when you have no idea what's going on.

 

[Paolosworld]

Bruh, there's a web version specifically for ChromeOS. OP could also boot Lakka off of a USB drive or SD card. ChromeOS also isn't Windows. Don't come in talking shit when you have no idea what's going on.

I know there was a web version, but most chrome books are based off of gmail accounts in the district database. Meaning that most chrome extensions are banned for the locked school account.
Also It’s my belief that Lakka isint a portable program and can’t be launched without being installed (I might be wrong).
Also... I know Chrome OS isn't windows. Sorry but I don’t get the roast here.

EDIT: Fuck okay you win, I just realized that Lakka can be installed directly inside of the USB on a separate computer and then be bought to the school chromebook.
So I was wrong in that aspect.