Alright thanks for the info guys. Time to set up my computer again. With these controllers, will i need to install drivers? i tried to hook up an xbox controller to my pc a little while ago iand it got all effed up. Cant wait to go home and get started

I think a buddy of mine has an N64 console laying around so ill just snag his and get my starfox on havent played taht game in yearsssss

This post was edited by pimpdawg on May 9 2011 11:16am

xbox controller installs themselves iirc

I bought a PS2 style controler for 18€, it's very comfortable to play with on any emulator, although setting N64's C-buttons to the right stick can be a bit annoying... if that bugs you, you can simply buy another type of controller for whenever you emulate N64, it will still be a lot cheaper than buying the actual system. The controller I bought was plug and play, I only had to configure the keys, no instalation was required.

About the N64 graphics, most of the games run well on Project 64 emulator (best N64 emulator imo), and most of the ones that don't can be fixed by installing plugins (there are a few good ones, I think Rice plugin for Project 64 is the most popular). There will still be, however, a few games that are virtually unplayable (like Gauntlet Legends).

This post was edited by zarkadon on May 9 2011 12:30pm

gaunlet legends was one of my favorite games!!!! NOOOOOO its alright though i think ill just get the N64 console and run the SNES on my computer since most of the SNES games i played are 1 player where as the N64 games where 2+... this is all under the assumption that one of my buddies still has the n64 console and some controllers still. if i got to buy them then ill forget about that.

i googled emulator and the first site seems promising. Anyone got something better for the old lad?

ps some eff gee (5fg per) for a few that help me out (or contimure to help me out ) and educated me!

This post was edited by pimpdawg on May 9 2011 01:17pm

you have a PM, afk a while