spasticman
Munchymonsta
Hi.
I got a new computer just recently.
It is pretty fast, although it had no operating system.
I went to a computer fellow, and he installed linux on it.
I luved nintendo 64, so I download one of the few N64 emulators that will work on linux.
I have discovered mupen.
It ran very quick, not many problems, and played most games.
After getting windows XP, and trashing linux, I tried to download mupen again.
To my disappointment, it did not work as well as the linux version.
Other than running a Nintendo emulator on a linux emulator, what is another solution to this problem?
I tried project 64, and it worked alright I suppose, although I didn't get the nintendo feel that I got from Mupen 64.
Any way of fixing this?
Mupen was a very good emulator on my behalf, and can be downloaded at this address...
http://mupen64.emulation64.com/
Cheers
I got a new computer just recently.
It is pretty fast, although it had no operating system.
I went to a computer fellow, and he installed linux on it.
I luved nintendo 64, so I download one of the few N64 emulators that will work on linux.
I have discovered mupen.
It ran very quick, not many problems, and played most games.
After getting windows XP, and trashing linux, I tried to download mupen again.
To my disappointment, it did not work as well as the linux version.
Other than running a Nintendo emulator on a linux emulator, what is another solution to this problem?
I tried project 64, and it worked alright I suppose, although I didn't get the nintendo feel that I got from Mupen 64.
Any way of fixing this?
Mupen was a very good emulator on my behalf, and can be downloaded at this address...
http://mupen64.emulation64.com/
Cheers
