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I am looking forward to the mods that this will enable. I highly recommend trying mario 64 on dolphin EMU at 1080P with a texture pack. A HD mod that added a
by ortusdux 7y ago
I am looking forward to the mods that this will enable. I highly recommend trying mario 64 on dolphin EMU at 1080P with a texture pack. A HD mod that added a few more polygons would really round out the experience.
- saagarjha 7y ago> I highly recommend trying mario 64 on dolphin EMU Wrong console?
- JimiofEden 7y agoThere was a virtual console release for Mario 64, so it's still applicable
- saagarjha 7y agoWould this help improve the Virtual Console release?
- chrisstanchak 7y agoIt would only help if the virtual console release is emulated.
- Wowfunhappy 7y agoAs silly as it may seem to use an emulator to run another emulator, Dolphin makes it quite easy to create and load custom textures, so it's a solid choice in this instance.
- edoceo 7y agoMupen64 for N64, with a python GUI. Was playing last night, best Mario ever.
- urda 7y agoIs a raspberry pi a good-enough platform to run N64 1080P games on?
- ThatPlayer 7y agoYou'll want the Raspberry Pi 4. The 3B+ is not powerful enough for plenty of games.
- bjornsteffanson 7y agoI got a pi 3b+ as I romanticized the idea of it, but it struggles a bit with SM64. I just use OpenEmu on my higher-powered laptop and HDMI out instead. Pi format is still fun to tinker with and I encourage you to get one if you're at all interested. The 3b+ just wasn't the right tool for the job in my case. I haven't tried the pi 4, however.
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- chias 7y agoN64 only supported up to 240p, or in rare cases, 480i, which is basically the same thing computationally. Displaying on higher resolution just involves scaling (or up-sampling, but at that kind of resolution jump scaling is probably more appropriate). I haven't tested N64 games on a RPi personally, but I imagine it would have no trouble with it, and there seem to be several retro-gaming projects that involve N64 games and use the Rpi.
- Raphael 7y agoSuper Mario 64 is a 3D game. The emulator can render the polygons at any resolution. The 2D textures should be replaced or carefully scaled, though.
- hapless 7y agoNot even close.
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