D
Deleted User
Guest
One other thing would a device like the Zii Egg developer edition be able to handle this(it is not a phone) since is uses the zms 05 preccesor chip?
Upvote
0
700 mhz x86 (x64) processor
Arm processors are a whole different beast....
and even if the hardware was sufficient ( it is not trust me)
the code is in an entirely different language.
as much as this would rock we will never see pj64 android.
and on the off chance that we do it will be slow as molasses in january
Maybe the galaxy s phones can handle it?
Hi, as noted in my PSX thread just posted here, I am working on an N64 emulator port to Android. I did the iPhone N64 port mentioned here as well. It should run pretty smoothly on Snapgradon / Cortex A8 processor based Android devices running a 2.x ROM.
The N64 is harder to emulate than the PSX, performance of their chipsets aside. But the N64 emulator is so well made that it handles better than PSX.
This should be fun! Good to be here.
I'm pretty sure that project has been abandoned. It's been assumed that he's back to working on iPhone\iPad stuff. Check a lot of his site's comments.sounds great! i love being able to play psx games on my phone, but nothing like some mario 64 or zeldaot on my evo. hows the n64 one coming along?
is there one out? i know that the moment for example has the power to run project 64, so is it possible to port it? or is someone making an emu for N64?
I'd kill for some Mario Kart
Omg n64 emu's on a PC hurt my brain enough (with all the original control buttons) i couldn't imagine it on any mobile device or tablet. Seriously it had like atleased like 16 buttons? :'(
Tablet or phone i would be interested in mario kart would be excellent. Yeah the controls would quick difficult but surely someone with the right knowledge could if need be alter the original pad to usb for a tablet?
am no good with the coding but am sure i have a spare pad somewhere to do abit of re wiring etc
Try out Gameloft's Shrek Cart or Krazy Kart Racer, they're a LOT like Mario Kart.
We've been tracking upcoming products and ranking the best tech since 2007. Thanks for trusting our opinion: we get rewarded through affiliate links that earn us a commission and we invite you to learn more about us.