Re: Nintendo 64 n900 , nintendo 64 maemo emulator
 

A thread for a mupen64 port already exists, the file attached on the first post contains two incomplete source tarballs of a pandora in progress project, and also the usual frowned upon "where do I get my ROMs?" discussion. I say close the thread.

This project is a Pandora one and thus first videos will feature a Pandora, unless someone here is up to the task. Hint: it's not a simple recompile but not rocket science either.

Re: Nintendo 64 n900 , nintendo 64 maemo emulator
 

javispedro i am from zaragoza ,are you spanish?? speak and write spanish??

yes it is pandora proyect , in theory recompile it, and rewritten code buff is difficult yes, i think that it was a n64 emulator but i can see that only is a pandora proyect that could run in maemo , any person try ?

Re: Nintendo 64 n900 , nintendo 64 maemo emulator
 

Of course.

But if you plan to PM and it's a request be sure to attach a hefty amount of money. Joking ;)

Re: Nintendo 64 n900 , nintendo 64 maemo emulator
 

Note that this will run ??% slower than pandora (oc'd @ 850mhz). Currently with sound off they get ~20 fps in a couple of games. Early tests implicate game GL renderer / opengl ES 2.0 / powrevr SGX as bottleneck, so ultimately ~20fps may be doable with sound if they can optimize that.

On the other hand maybe not - sound is a beatch, and they have no working frameskip yet afaik. Great work so far by ari64, pickle and team.

Re: Nintendo 64 n900 , nintendo 64 maemo emulator
 

cant wait to play mario again ;)

Re: Nintendo 64 n900 , nintendo 64 maemo emulator
 

for all... The pandora one optimized for the gpu and neon is running pretty much full speed on the pandora with no sound. http://bit.ly/Qigzp (posting from my phone so its a shortened gravity (twitter url) that goes to the youtube link.

Re: Nintendo 64 n900 , nintendo 64 maemo emulator
 

any news on this?? N64 emu would be sweeet

Re: Nintendo 64 n900 , nintendo 64 maemo emulator
 

Making an emulator for a thing isn't against the law because it doesn't use any code copyrighted by the owners of the thing being emulated.

As soon as you bring in roms for lets say.. super mario.. then you're talking about breaking copyright laws.

There are certain emulators for the GBA (see: Gameboid on Android) that require you to get the bios (copyrighted code) from other sources, if they were provided, the emulator's author would be overstepping his boundaries.

But if you just code a program that is capable of playing certain files, files that can be perfectly legitimate (maybe someone created a game for the gba themselves and want to play it on their computer), without using any copyrighted code then you're in the clear.

Hope this cleared up any concerns/questions you may have had.

Re: Nintendo 64 n900 , nintendo 64 maemo emulator
 

Any news on this?
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Re: Nintendo 64 n900 , nintendo 64 maemo emulator
 

Yeah, any news?