What is currently the best N64 emulator?

Zinc · September 14th, 2002

I heard some stuff about project 64, but it is now disconinued? Which one is the best right now? And which one is the up and coming emulator (one that has potential and is still being developed)?

Thanks.

dn · September 14th, 2002

Well, without going into any malarky about there not being a 'best' n64 emulator etc etc,

Project64 = The best currently released emulator
Nemu64 = The best emulator of the future (if what I hear is correct) It may be near 100% if the team reach their ultimate goal

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**Prafull** · September 15th, 2002

And yes,definitely watch out for next 1964.
Sounds promising.

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SomeUserGuy · September 15th, 2002

pj64 is most compatible with games, but it depends on what system you have. for me pj64 is the best, i can't even get nemu to run games that well.

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September 15th, 2002

the 0.80 pre-release 1964 already shows great signs because of its speed... We will see about Nemu. PJ64 is sort of "all - round". if one's machine is with in 1~2 years old it shouldn't have any problem running the emu.

xxlenigma · October 5th, 2002

I would say you never know when you say whos gonna be the next best emulator. I noticed the emulation scene can take you by surprise sometimes. Some new emulator in a matter of a few months could come out and blow everything off the map that we seen so far when it comes to N64 emulators, or for any emulator.

Esturk · October 5th, 2002

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Originally posted by PNaveS
the 0.80 pre-release 1964 already shows great signs because of its speed... We will see about Nemu. PJ64 is sort of "all - round". if one's machine is with in 1~2 years old it shouldn't have any problem running the emu.

Oooh I love 1964. It's the fastest as far as I'm concerned.

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**Kellicros** · October 5th, 2002

Yeah, 1964 all the way. With jabo's plugin 1.5, it's just awesome, and it's the only N64 that plays the sound accurately for me.

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Zinc Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Posts: 46	What is currently the best N64 emulator? I heard some stuff about project 64, but it is now disconinued? Which one is the best right now? And which one is the up and coming emulator (one that has potential and is still being developed)? Thanks.

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September 14th, 2002	#2 (permalink)
dn Administrator Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: London, England Posts: 1,126	Well, without going into any malarky about there not being a 'best' n64 emulator etc etc, Project64 = The best currently released emulator Nemu64 = The best emulator of the future (if what I hear is correct) It may be near 100% if the team reach their ultimate goal __________________ “A commonplace man marvels at uncommon things; a wise man marvels at the commonplace” - Confucius

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Prafull Administrator, PCSX2 tester Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: India Posts: 5,046	And yes,definitely watch out for next 1964. Sounds promising. __________________ E6750, Abit ip35E, MSI GTX260, Transcend 2GB DDR2 800 RAM, BENQ E2200HD.

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SomeUserGuy Registered User Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: USA Posts: 640	pj64 is most compatible with games, but it depends on what system you have. for me pj64 is the best, i can't even get nemu to run games that well. __________________ Yea.......

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PNaveS Guest Posts: n/a	the 0.80 pre-release 1964 already shows great signs because of its speed... We will see about Nemu. PJ64 is sort of "all - round". if one's machine is with in 1~2 years old it shouldn't have any problem running the emu.

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xxlenigma Banned Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: I come from within the EMULATION SCENE Posts: 50	I would say you never know when you say whos gonna be the next best emulator. I noticed the emulation scene can take you by surprise sometimes. Some new emulator in a matter of a few months could come out and blow everything off the map that we seen so far when it comes to N64 emulators, or for any emulator.

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Kellicros Administrator Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Posts: 7,719	Yeah, 1964 all the way. With jabo's plugin 1.5, it's just awesome, and it's the only N64 that plays the sound accurately for me. __________________ Kellicros' DeviantArt