Is this the best N64 Emulator?

Zero-Omega · January 8th, 2002

I'm new into emulation and got into it mostly to run games with better graphics but anyways... is this emulator the best one out to emulate N64? Does this emu help with the N64's little "blurry texture" problem, because I'd love to play Zelda and Perfect Dark with cleaner graphics.

**Raziel** · January 8th, 2002

Well,I believe that it's the most compatible N64 emu for now,but it's also the slowest,and yes,the graphics in ALL games are much cleaner.
BTW,you know that it's discontinued,don't you?
You should also try 1964,it's quite compatible and it's a bit faster than PJ

Zero-Omega · January 8th, 2002

I had no idea it was discontinued, that sux. I'll probably get 1964 if it runs Zelda and Perfect Dark well.

**Kellicros** · January 9th, 2002

it's discontinued but it became open source... maybe someone will take good care of the source and release another version of PJ64 someday...

Dobbo · January 9th, 2002

I quite like PJ64, In my opinion it runs all the games flawlessly.

It is the best in my oppionion. I've used all of them the latest versions.

**Prafull** · January 10th, 2002

Pj64 is quite good but latest version of 1964 is also looking very good.Another Nemu release may turn the tables.

Shnazzman · January 13th, 2002

Definitely the best, essentially every game runs perfectly on it.

January 8th, 2002	#1 (permalink)
Zero-Omega Legendary Warrior Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: North Carolina Posts: 134	Is this the best N64 Emulator? I'm new into emulation and got into it mostly to run games with better graphics but anyways... is this emulator the best one out to emulate N64? Does this emu help with the N64's little "blurry texture" problem, because I'd love to play Zelda and Perfect Dark with cleaner graphics. __________________ AMD Athlon 1ghz Geforce 3 TI 200 448megs RAM Hewlett packard CD Writer Plus DVD Drive

January 8th, 2002	#2 (permalink)
Raziel Beta Administrator Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Nantes, France Posts: 6,150	Well,I believe that it's the most compatible N64 emu for now,but it's also the slowest,and yes,the graphics in ALL games are much cleaner. BTW,you know that it's discontinued,don't you? You should also try 1964,it's quite compatible and it's a bit faster than PJ __________________ System Specs: OS: Windows Vista Ultimate x64 Edition CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo E8500 @4GHz Video Card: MSI GeForce 8800 GTX Motherboard: ASUS Maximus Formula SE RAM: 4GB OCZ XMS2 PC6400 Sound Card: Creative Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS

January 8th, 2002	#3 (permalink)
Zero-Omega Legendary Warrior Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: North Carolina Posts: 134	I had no idea it was discontinued, that sux. I'll probably get 1964 if it runs Zelda and Perfect Dark well. __________________ AMD Athlon 1ghz Geforce 3 TI 200 448megs RAM Hewlett packard CD Writer Plus DVD Drive

January 9th, 2002	#4 (permalink)
Kellicros Administrator Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Posts: 7,686	it's discontinued but it became open source... maybe someone will take good care of the source and release another version of PJ64 someday... __________________ Kellicros' DeviantArt

January 10th, 2002	#6 (permalink)
Prafull Administrator, PCSX2 tester Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: India Posts: 682	Pj64 is quite good but latest version of 1964 is also looking very good.Another Nemu release may turn the tables. __________________ E6750, Abit ip35E, XFX 8600GT 256 MB DDR3, Transcend 2GB DDR2 800 RAM

January 9th, 2002	#5 (permalink)
Dobbo Emulation Wizard Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Victoria, BC, Canada Posts: 144	I quite like PJ64, In my opinion it runs all the games flawlessly. It is the best in my oppionion. I've used all of them the latest versions.

January 13th, 2002	#7 (permalink)
Shnazzman Registered User Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Calgary, Alberta, Canada Posts: 80	Definitely the best, essentially every game runs perfectly on it. __________________ My Computer: Windows XP Professional 2.0 Ghz/1.4 Ghz Athlon Dual Processor 128MB Nvidia GEForce 4 Sounblaster Live! 512MB of DDRAM at 266Mhz

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