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N64 emulation?
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Okay, so I'm still having a nightmare of a time trying to get your save working Crow. Every time I try to restore it it says something like "unable to load save state THE LEGEND OF ZELDA.pj."
Can anyone help me?!? I just need to be able to load a saved game for OoT so I can take some morning/afternoon/night screenshots of the same area.
Can anyone help me?!? I just need to be able to load a saved game for OoT so I can take some morning/afternoon/night screenshots of the same area.
I remember reading about the TrueForm technology along time ago, from what I remember, any polygon that doesn't hit another polygon at a completely 90 degree angle, or otherwise specified by the modeler, will be rounded off according to it's relationship with neghboring polygons. So anything modeled to look like a ball, or a rounded age will be automatically modified so that it represents a curve/archway that it was originally intended to replicate, but could not due to the polygon count restrictions.
Naked Snake
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Isn't TruForm only available on ATI cards?
The N64 emu scene is really rockin' now. Saturn is starting to look decent too.
PS2 and Xbox emus are getting interesting now too.
For N64 I prefer to use both 1964 and PJ64 myself, last I knew only one of them could run Ogre Battle
ersons of Lordly Caliber well, and thats one of my favorite N64 games.
PS2 and Xbox emus are getting interesting now too.
For N64 I prefer to use both 1964 and PJ64 myself, last I knew only one of them could run Ogre Battle
ersons of Lordly Caliber well, and thats one of my favorite N64 games.bridegur said:
You should see what happens when I tried to load it up on my version of OOT. It gave me a warning that said "want to proceed" I said yes... and i swear to god, link was all broken apart, literally torn to polygonal shreds in a ball shape, and I then started to float him around the environment (which was almost fine) until the whole system just crashed in on itself. It was sweet.
UltraMagnanimous
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Yeah, wouldn't mind finding more about the Saturn scene... the Saturn completely passed me by so I missed plenty of great games. Would love to be able to play Radiant Silvergun and Panzer Dragoon RPG.
MadOdorMachine
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I posted this in the N64 vs. PS1 thread, but now I'm really curious about the potential for downloading N64 games onto Revolution. If there are any programmers or people who know a lot about emulation, how difficult is it to make this type of graphical upgrade to N64 games? Does it take a lot of resources? Is it very time consuming? I'm just wondering if it's cheap enough for Nintendo consider. Here's the pics-
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wow! this is looking awesome. i have never been into emulation, but after seeing this, my interest is growing. i have my N64 still plugged in (Waverace is timeless!), but replaying Mario and/or Zelda in this quality could be great. too bad that i would need to play these game in front of my pc. is this really an option?
i know 
. but i really don't use my pc for gaming (any more). i don't have a wireless controller and my girl is going to kill me, if i conect my pc with tv. different rooms and tons of wires everywhere, you know. but these screens are so gorgeous. damnit. maybe i should figure something out...
. but i really don't use my pc for gaming (any more). i don't have a wireless controller and my girl is going to kill me, if i conect my pc with tv. different rooms and tons of wires everywhere, you know. but these screens are so gorgeous. damnit. maybe i should figure something out...MadOdorMachine
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As Borys said, you could hook a computer up to a tv. I'm not too PC savvy, but I think you would either need an all-in-wonder card to output to an analog tv or a digital tv with a DVI connection.adamma666 said:
On page one there is an adapter to hook a N64 controller up to a USB port. Check out the more traditional pics there as well.Foil said:
Back to my question though, does anyone know how many resources are needed to replace textures like this? I know we don't have Revolution specs yet, but do you think N64 emulation like this would be possible on Revolution?
Whether or not it is possible isn't so much the question, but rather whether or not Nintendo will decide it's a good idea to devote the resources to undertake such a project. IMO it makes more sense than doing a full-blown, Conker/Xbox -type remake, but how much would you pay for such a game? Certainly it would have to cost much higher than just the raw, emulated ROM...MadOdorMachine said: