I tried n64oid emulator played mortal kombat 4 3d, but it's laggy, tho the emulator doesn't need too much of ram or memory, does anyone know any working nintendo 64 bit smooth working emulator?
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I tried n64oid emulator played mortal kombat 4 3d, but it's laggy, tho the emulator doesn't need too much of ram or memory, does anyone know any working nintendo 64 bit smooth working emulator?
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RetroArch worked great when I used it, but I doubt support for the BB10 version has been kept up. Probably have to try the Android version now and see how that runs / works on BB10.
I use the retroarch build for BB10 and it works great for SNES and PSX. There really isn't anything worth playing on N64, so I have not tried it.
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Yes android version, bb10 emulatior 64N apps don't work.
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N64, I just want to play mortal kombat 4, it's worth playing, pass time. It was my fav game.
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where do you find an emulator for the passport
Download 64bit emulator
https://m.emuparadise.me/Nintendo_64...oid/N64oid/127
Download roms from here
Always remember when you start the emulator, pull down and goto portait mode every time when you open the emulator.
https://romsmania.cc/emulators/nintendo-64/n64oid-25
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So there is nothing in BlackBerry world to ru emulators?
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There won't be any in bbworld. Just apk, but n64oid is a Nintendo 64 bit emulator which runs very smooth on passport.
Do you just use the screen for a controller or what?
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Im comfortable with on screen keys, but you can assign passport's keyboard to play the game in control settings of the emulator.
Use the native bar file for Retroarch if you want to use physical keys instead.
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Ok thanks guys
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When you say 'use the native bar file' what are you referring to? Do you mean Mupen64+? I've run N64oid and had no luck with Passport physical keys, but the video performance is pretty flawless. Mupen64+ for BB10 has perfect physical key support but the odd video hiccup (even just the title screen has some jumpiness you don't see on N64oid).
I'm assuming when you say 'native bar file' you're referring to Mupen? Any idea what the settings are to put into Mupen to mimic what N64oid is doing? Unless I'm missing something there isn't nearly the level of settings tweaking in N64oid.
Thanks for any help!
The only smooth working emulator is n64oid. I tried many other emulator. But those were laggy and most not supported.
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I mean Retroarch. You get the bar file from the relevant thread and sideload it using a variety of methods (I still prefer the BB10/PlayBook Chrome extension. There are good tutorials floating around)
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