The end is near !!

[Kaiser]

Wow. I didn't consider any of the posts I made spam, but apparently you did. Well, okay then...

Answering this reply is spam since its completely off-topic. Don't be offended if I deleted your posts. All I did was nuke 23 pages, I didn't search through them and pick out good posts and let them stay.


Now back on Topic people

[V3N0M]

Cool all the spam is gone. Just a little longer until M64 is released. Very happy about this.

[PSmonkey]

I've got a secret banana in my pocket to tell you about later (too sleepy now, plus it needs some bug fixing).

FYI, its not audio or a recompiler. It more has to deal with compatibility.

[joshk525]

i hope its rom streamer that would be cool

[joshk525]

so is the emu coming out tommorow then

[the one and only]

XD i cant hardly wait
**crossess fingers**
please let zelda be completely playable at 60fps xD
man im not getting to sleep tonight

[the one and only]

thanks monkey
keep up all the gret work xD

[goldensupersonic]

...........Its not going to run 60

[joshk525]

the best it will probly run is 12fps at the moment

[alondero]

To anyone who may be expecting to play n64 games on their psp's in the near future take a look at Project64 on the PC. Currently, after nearly 10 years of development, this, only now, plays the majority of games full speed on a top spec pc. Games such as Zelda, Goldeneye, Perfect Dark, Turok, etc are all high system demand games and therefore are unlikely ever to be fully playable (at least 30-35 fps) no matter how optimised this emulator will be. I am not knocking PSMonkey's efforts at all, I completely admire how much effort he has put in after studying a course in Software Engineering myself. However, I think a lot of people here need to have a reality check and understand quite what the n64 emulation scene will most likely be able to acheive. If anyone is waiting to play their n64 games, i suggest downloading a copy of Project 64 or 1964.
Thanks