What Emulator WON'T run on a DS *N64*

[JKKDARK]

Well Mr Biggs explain me this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-DUawYUtXo

It's fake. At least please read the comments.

[Mr_Biggs]

Well Mr Biggs explain me this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-DUawYUtXo

Alright then. That is a video of a extremly bored man who wants to trick people into thinking he was in possesion of a N64 emulator coded for DS. he managed this by recording a video (on a computer) of a N64 emulator running a game. he then converted that video to the DPG format used by moonshell. he did this to trick noobs like you. Thank god nobody has made a video of halo 1 running on a PC, then played in DPG on a DS.

cosidering your post count is 1, im going to guess you joined DCEmu just to post this. thanks for joining, but next time keep your first post to the introduction thread.

[dark__echoes]

I'm wondering, what about a hack or something to lower ther quality of a rom, so the ds can handle it? im not sure if this is posiple or anything, im just being hopefull ;-)

p.s. i joind DCEmu for homebrew roms, but i'm useing the fourms more and more

[JKKDARK]

I'm wondering, what about a hack or something to lower ther quality of a rom, so the ds can handle it? im not sure if this is posiple or anything, im just being hopefull ;-)

p.s. i joind DCEmu for homebrew roms, but i'm useing the fourms more and more

mm no, it's not possible.

Obviously, a game with less graphics will be more easy. Just like PCSX2 (the PS2 emulator for PC): Most of the 2D games run with better speed than the 3D games.

[Mr_Biggs]

You've got the right idea Dark_Echoes, a game with less 3D graphics will run better on a emulator than ones with more detailed 3D. for example, i can play Marvel vs. Capcom II X (mostly 2D for those who dont know) for dreamcast on my old 2GHz PC with NullDC, and it runs fairly nice. but then when i try to run something like Dead or Alive 2 or Shenmue, the framrate drops horribly.

But as i've said before, the newer system must be more powerful than your target system in order to even partially emulate it. the DS isn't as powerful as a N64, so i doubt it could even run a tech demo. i honestly wouldnt want to see a N64 emulator on the DS, the screen is a crappy resolution, and i dont have my analog stick and some other buttons. so even if we had a fully-functional one, it would be a bitch to play.

EDIT:Yo JKKDark, i bought a PC a month back that can run PCSX2, but all ive got to show for it is the PS2 BIOS. if i wanted to run a commercial game that i borrowed from my brother in law, will the disk be detected in my DVD drive? i havent found any clear answers on that.

[JKKDARK]

EDIT:Yo JKKDark, i bought a PC a month back that can run PCSX2, but all ive got to show for it is the PS2 BIOS. if i wanted to run a commercial game that i borrowed from my brother in law, will the disk be detected in my DVD drive? i havent found any clear answers on that.

Yes, you can run the games from the DVD-Drive

[Mr_Biggs]

thanks bud, now all i need is to hear that MGS3 is playable.(i know it isnt as of 1.9.2).

i've gotten hold of some betas of emulators in development by offering my services as a compatibility tester with games, hardware, Widescreen and Vista. not naming any names but that's the way to go if you want better performance before anyone else.

[Mr_Question]

I've just browsed through all the pages and noticed it hasn't been asked so here goes:

Can the Original Nokia N-Gage games be emulated on the DS?

If not, what would be the restriction in it happening?

[JKKDARK]

I've just browsed through all the pages and noticed it hasn't been asked so here goes:

Can the Original Nokia N-Gage games be emulated on the DS?

If not, what would be the restriction in it happening?

You should need a Symbian 60 emulator

[spannernick]

Hi all
Would it be possible to emulate a Amiga 500 on the DS..?