Graphics look better, and Mario 64 runs a bit faster.Keep up the good work but in R7 please work on speed as every one is looking forward to that!!!
I'm very excited (!!!) for future releases. I agree the speed of at least mario 64 should be focused on. 1 game runnign at near full speed will show the potential for N64 emu on psp. While, neat, sofar games aren't really playable and it still seems more like a concept than a working emu. If mario worked, it would be a program loaded and kept on psp's instead of (im sure) loaded and deleted after checking it out. Seeing 3d renders is entertaining once, but playing mario 64 will ALWAYS be entertaining.
BTW, the screenshots are awesome, I wish more people posted screenshots for everything.
Graphics look better, and Mario 64 runs a bit faster.Keep up the good work but in R7 please work on speed as every one is looking forward to that!!!
Hang on let me get a screenshot of the area in mario where the game seems to be faster![]()
did psmonkey give up cause strmnnrmn is better and he gave the job to him
Here is a screenshot of the area in Mario 64 that seems to make the game slightly faster
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Also the swimming has a slight speed improvement too
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Hope them screenshots help you find the best areas anyway
Monkey64 is still going strong apparantly, so dont worry about that I think it will get just as good as this fine emulator too
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That I have a star as wellyes I managed complete a whole level its unbelievable haha
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one more thing Mario Kart 64 is running pretty good its actualy playable!!!
hey Briggzy11 how do u take screenshots again? i forgot u can take screenshots![]()
yeh press select and then when the game pauses, just press Square and thats it as soon as you resume it'll take a screenshot, it should take about 1 minute to save as well![]()
yea its here time to see how zelda is even though i know it aint really improved in speed but you never know lol.brb
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