Daedalus R10 Released - N64 Emulator for PSP - Mario 64 Full Speed

**Festizzio** · April 5th, 2007, 18:54

Originally Posted by factor remix

I cant get 120 stars... yet... I need this emulator to be 50% faster, to run super mario 64 at full speed...

lets say that the lower frame is 13... 13 fps + 50% : 26 fps...

26-30 fps, I am going to play it in my bed 24/7

Actually 13 fps + 50% would be 19.5 fps, you want it to be 100% faster.

**xg917** · April 5th, 2007, 21:13

^ confusing..^

i just want it to be full speed. lol. i will be one happy dude the day that psp can emulate n64 100%

**factor remix** · April 5th, 2007, 21:17

Originally Posted by xg917

^ confusing..^

i just want it to be full speed. lol. i will be one happy dude the day that psp can emulate n64 100%

maybe in daedalus R22 we could get zelda ocarina of time running at full speed

**xg917** · April 5th, 2007, 21:32

lol, if you didnt know. zelda only runs at 20 frames for full speed

**factor remix** · April 5th, 2007, 22:01

Originally Posted by xg917

lol, if you didnt know. zelda only runs at 20 frames for full speed

I though zelda run at 59.9 fps... like perfect dark...

so 20 fps for full speed is great... we just need like 10fps more to run zelda at full spee?

**xg917** · April 5th, 2007, 22:16

yea, it only runs 60 at the main menu. during the game i think it runs 20

**SpacemanSpiff** · April 6th, 2007, 00:27

You can tell easily what framerate a game runs at by enabling the display framerate option in Daedalus. If the vbls/sec number is the same as the frames/sec number the game runs at 60 fps, if its twice as high it runs at 30 fps, if its three times as high its 20 fps, etc. Or you can look at the sync % number to see what percent of full speed the game is running.