Mario 64 on my psp????

[Jumba]

Hey everyone. I havent touched my psp for a long time, been in the process of getting my new job and moving. And just realized 2night that i had it lol. I dont know what firmware i have. i will get home from work in the mornnin and check. But i wanna know if theres a way that i can play Mario 64(from N64) on my psp. I know there are emulators and stuff. But i just dont know where to find this stuff. Im very new at modding, so call me a Noob if u must. But please help me with this. I have had the urge to play this game for like 2 years now, just dont want to buy an N64 and then have to find that game as well. SO please help. Also any other emulators or whatever, or other software that i can put on my psp. hook me up. Thanks everyone. Hope to be posting on here alot.

[DarkFoxSniper]

Heres the best N64 Emu 4 PSP:Link

its kind slow with choppy sound but it can be played..

[9dispatcher11]

well your going to need cfw for that you need a magic memory stick and a pandora battery (search youtube for both or google) then you will need the n64 emulator. i have it but it doesnt really work with a hole lot games but the one game that works good after a few ajustments with the settings is mario 64 runs almost full speed if not full speed. then when you get that why stop there might as well get a nes and a snes emulator... then a gameboy gamboy color and advanced!

[iblastoff]

ehhh mario 64 still runs poorly on daedalus. sure, the beginning (without sound or any enemies near by) runs smoothly, but after you enter a world and there are enemies around the game slows down and is unplayable imo.

[.44]

get daeuldus and download the supermario64.z64 it works the best

[hoodoomoo]

Daedalus works good for me, the best games are Super Mario 64 which IS playable, i was just playing it five minutes and ago and it works fine if the sound is off. Mario Cart Racing runs at almost 100% with the sound off, i play that all of the time too, it's really fun. Super Smash Bros runs good too and The Legend of Zelda: OoT works if you have the right settings, it goes slow but it's playable, just save every once in awhile because it crashes sometimes, even though it's slow it remarkable gameplay makes up for it.

Basically heres the settings you want on
Frameskip-2
Dynamic Recompilation off
Audio Off

If you put those on it will work fine, some gmaes you don't need all of that off but some you do, Zelda you'll need almost every thing off.

[jayune]

Display Framerate -- no
Viewport size -- 4 : 3 unscaled (320x240)
Stick deadzone - 23/100
Software clipping -- enabled

Rom Preferences

Texture update check -- every frame
Frameskip -- 2
Limit framerate -- yes
Dynamic recompilation -- enabled
Audio -- disabled

run it with these settings and it runs at full speed.........well sort of

[Jumba]

hey thanks so much guys, ill be tryin this out really soon. I appreciate all the help. ill let you guys know how it goes for me