i finally played banjo kazooie

[torrentstorm]

Originally Posted by lainlives

well 15fps is a real good start for a emulator on hte psp, it runs faster than many snes games

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they had emulators that run banjo kazooie on 45fps 1 year ago. they might have a 60fps emu now

[lainlives]

no i am using the ONLY n64 emu, they had sound off and frame skipping high, when its high its jerky but high speed, or those videos are FAKE

[torrentstorm]

Originally Posted by lainlives

no i am using the ONLY n64 emu, they had sound off and frame skipping high, when its high its jerky but high speed, or those videos are FAKE

they have over hundreds of n64 emulators for the psp
and if you want the best dont search on googleWHERE CAN I DOWNLOAD N64 EMULATOR FOR MY PSP) Thats gay youl hafto pay 10 $ for the best nothings that costs less than 8$ is Good.,...,...,....,...,.,

[lainlives]

no there are 3 emulators for n64 on psp, only one worth poo is daedalus-psp

[runehero123]

I can't wait to see an N64 emulator for the 360! Currently, there is only a NES emu, but I pretty much have every Nes game on the original console.

[tim57282]

Originally Posted by runehero123

I can't wait to see an N64 emulator for the 360! Currently, there is only a NES emu, but I pretty much have every Nes game on the original console.

Yeh! Thats a pretty cool idea, maybe you could install lynix or something and then run a lynix N64 emu of that?

I dunno, I hope that someone will find a way...

[torrentstorm]

Originally Posted by lainlives

no there are 3 emulators for n64 on psp, only one worth poo is daedalus-psp

theres like over 500 emulators on psp for n64, you usaly find like 5everytime you search and theres emus thats really good that costs a bit money ok (DUUU).......................,.-

[cooliscool]

Originally Posted by Whyme123

Banjo goes at 60 fps..


You're all way off -.-

Banjo actually runs at 30fp/s (display lists per second, a more accurate measure of animation speed). It does "run" at 60 vi/s, which is typically what emulators display as FPS (vertical interrupts per second - though PJ64 1.7 beta does have the option to display real FPS).

A display list is a list of commands (bytecode program - 8 bit commandcode, 24 bit op0, 32 bit op1 = 64 bits per command), that the RSP runs by extrapolating and interpreting different bits, to set up and send data to the RDP.

RSP = Reality Signal Processor, N64's CPU (Mips R4300i).
RDP = Reality Display Processor, N64's GPU (custom SGI).

[runehero123]

I remember there was a beta screenshot of the game which displayed the actual FPS.

[GameMasterGuy]

most unfinished games are like that

[Tooie]

Originally Posted by cooliscool

Banjo actually runs at 30fp/s (display lists per second, a more accurate measure of animation speed). It does "run" at 60 vi/s, which is typically what emulators display as FPS (vertical interrupts per second - though PJ64 1.7 beta does have the option to display real FPS).

A display list is a list of commands (bytecode program - 8 bit commandcode, 24 bit op0, 32 bit op1 = 64 bits per command), that the RSP runs by extrapolating and interpreting different bits, to set up and send data to the RDP.

Banjo runs with the what-what on the what-now with the what and the HUH? and the list of commands with the what-what-what extrapoling RSP data?

Sorry, but I lost you at "second".

[treeckoman]

I play it at the perfect speed on my N64......alright.....

[GameMasterGuy]

Well, just don't hurry into Grunty Industries if you get Tooie. It slows down my N64 as it is, I have no clue what it could do to your emulator...

[Tooie]

My game only lags when first entering an area, or moving the camera around in lava Hailfire Peaks. Otherwise I never notice a thing except in rare circumstances.