First (to my knollage) Nintendo 64 Emulator for PSP !!

***wraggster*** · February 1st, 2006, 01:11

Id love some of the n64 porting genuises to come on board because you would think games like Mario 64 and Mario Kart 64 are doable on a PSP, with a feck load of work

**Flunkie44** · February 1st, 2006, 01:13

Nice work man. What company are you thinking of going to work for?

**yaustar** · February 1st, 2006, 01:23

Sweet... very nice. Say hi to the potential killer app for homebrew..

**Festizzio** · February 1st, 2006, 01:55

PSmonkey, I 100% agree with you. A lot of people can't seem to respect coders and what you guys do for the scene; they take a lot of this stuff for granted. I will say one more thing, that name is sort of funny, maybe it's just me: nincest ....wtf

**oninotsume** · February 1st, 2006, 02:00

It would absolutely kill to be able to play Mario 64 on the PSP. Even if it is the only N64 game ever emulatable, that's all I need

I don't really know what to say except that I hope and pray you continue to work on this emulator. Emulators are the only reason I own a PSP.

On the protest thing, when I first got into homebrew on the PSP I visited all kinds of sites looking for the next big thing. However, in time I found my way here to DCEMU and have stayed because of its straight forward and helpfull approach.

I'm not really sure how I can help your protest, but if staying true to DCEMU will help your protest, then I'm already on board.

In any case, it's great news and I sincerely hope you keep working on it. It would be absolutely amazing

**PSmonkey** · February 1st, 2006, 02:32

Hey guys, Just a small bit of info if your currious. What you're looking at is no more then 7 hours worth of work that I started on yesterday when i got home from work. On top of it nincest 64 is not a very fast emulator to begin with. :P

Also please note the name is not of my own. This is a port of nincest for pc (which was ported to dreamcast by gpf, which i then ported his code to psp).

Regarding my protest. I am not asking anybody to stay exclusive to a site. I love viewing all psp sites (psp-updates,dcemu,psp-hacks,...). By protesting I mean when you see sites trying to take claim to a coder & his work. Voice your opinion in their comments section. Tell them to stop taking credit for a coder. His work would still be on the net even if that site did not exsist.

**oninotsume** · February 1st, 2006, 02:57

That makes sense. If I see anyone trying to take credit for a coders work, without the coder making any specific indication that they are part of the site, I'll be sure to let them know that they are full of it.

If you could pull off a port of this emulator in a couple of hours I fear what you'll be able to do with more time.

The prospect of playing Mario 64 on my PSP is too much

I can't wait!!

**Voltron** · February 1st, 2006, 03:06

I also completely agree. The homebrew that comes from talented and generous people like PSmonkey should be appreciated by all to the fullest. I like others have stayed consistently here with DCEMU. I will start paying attention to other sites to watch for these people claiming ownership. You can add me to the protest as well :-)

**guthix** · February 1st, 2006, 04:59

Amazing job.....**crying**.......i never thought christmas would come so early.......**sob sob**.

GREAT WORK DUDE!

**sw1val** · February 1st, 2006, 05:34

I have been following the PSP scene from the begging and this is just the first time I have decided to voice my opinion. Very rarely do I decide to make a voice on the internet do to the fact that is becomes water downed and overshadowed by other people making an ass of themselves. So I would like to say Thank you on behalf of everyone who loves to watch someone not only challenge them self but challenge the very system that tells them they can't do something. Thank you for all your hard work, and Thank you for staying true to what you love to do. And remember that there are a lot of people out there like me who like to stay quiet, and a ton of people who love to cause problems on forums and other anonymous forms of communication. Keep up the good work and I hope you find the response you were looking forward to from the PSP scene.