Daedalus R9 - Rejoice! - Nintendo 64 Emulator for the PSP Released

**pkmaximum** · February 25th, 2007, 23:25

Ya to say Mario 64 is nearly full speed is a bit off, its certainly with out a doubt playable. But the only area were I have seen undeniable full speed in Mario 64 is the castle court yard. (FYI The fountain area, were you would go to go into ghost world) in fact that one little area runs full speed even with sound turned on lol.

Still none the less Strmmmn is certainly doing an excellent job with this emulator and we would definently see great improvements as far as sound goes once he moves sound over to the ME on the PSP.

**acn010** · February 25th, 2007, 23:27

you know whats funny about that game is that when i play on a level, the game is slow for a moment then goes a bit faster every second, watch carefully and you'll know what i mean...

**pkmaximum** · February 25th, 2007, 23:58

I've noticed that too, but i think that is because the emulator its self takes a moment to render a new area. For instance when you load up the screen with the select your profile, if you have audio enabled you will here the lag in the audio for about 1-2 seconds then after that the sound is crisp, and that section of the games runs full speed.

**Buddy4point0** · February 25th, 2007, 23:58

yea i noticed that too its really slow when you start but then speeds up
i think part of it is also that you get used to it being slow without realizeing

**acn010** · February 26th, 2007, 00:18

same on some games

**Apoklepz** · February 26th, 2007, 16:28

OK, i'll ask again....

Does anyone know how to acquire that long code on the INI file for games?

I got Master Quest (E) [!] working with save and all, but it's not listed as a compatible game on the INI file. The code I'm talking about is the first line that starts and ends with {}...Here's an example:

{b71170ec2bd71676-45}
Name=The Legend of Zelda - Ocarina of Time (v1.0)
Comment=Unknown
Info=
Preview=zelda_oot.png
SaveSRAM

I'd just like this to give my game a preview image and save file specification.

Thanks

**Kyros** · February 27th, 2007, 03:56

Mario Kart 64, Pokemon Stadium 2, Quest 64 and Super Mario 64 are all playable with graphic issues. The Legend of Zelda - Master Quest has major graphic issues and too slow to be playable. The ROM menu has issues (ROM names are all distorted) until you scroll down halfway then it clears up and also when you load a ROM with your preferred settings it doesn't save them no matter if you press select during emulation and set it again then return to the game it still won't change but besides that it's one step closer to perfection thanx StrmnNrmn.