To those who are concerned about n64 emu on ds
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ShockSlayer
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Why am I digging my own grave?I have been notified that our docktor 64 thingy is in!
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EDIT: Besides, I have X-P! I can't dig my own grave thier!
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*Gives hug* *Writes name on special list*minkster wrote:dont worry SS i still believe in you. dont give anyone in this thread proof because its funny as hell! Keep up the good work son
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I have a wsay this could be done...
The analog stick could be done on the touch screen... the c A & B could be a user custom config with the ds buttons and the others would be on the touchscreen as well...the L or Z would be on the othersideof the touch screen and then the buttons could be programmer that way... but that would require a lot of programming prowess and knowledge
I hope someone can use this thread as a learning experience (whether someone proves someone else wong or there is an offical decleration of death for the emu on the DS)
G-Day and good luck!
The analog stick could be done on the touch screen... the c A & B could be a user custom config with the ds buttons and the others would be on the touchscreen as well...the L or Z would be on the othersideof the touch screen and then the buttons could be programmer that way... but that would require a lot of programming prowess and knowledge
I hope someone can use this thread as a learning experience (whether someone proves someone else wong or there is an offical decleration of death for the emu on the DS)
G-Day and good luck!
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Apparantly, this thread proves, if anything, that SS:
1) Is an immature, old-fad user.
2) Can't make good fake pictures so makes really bad fakes.
3) Can make up fake names quick and easy
4) Is lying
5) Wants his ass banned.
6) There is no spoon
Also, for (3), SS, there are a total of ZERO gc emu's that actually work OK. That's what gave it away.
In a court of law, evidence is your only defense. You have no defense. I find the defendant, SS:
GUILTY
1) Is an immature, old-fad user.
2) Can't make good fake pictures so makes really bad fakes.
3) Can make up fake names quick and easy
4) Is lying
5) Wants his ass banned.
6) There is no spoon
Also, for (3), SS, there are a total of ZERO gc emu's that actually work OK. That's what gave it away.
In a court of law, evidence is your only defense. You have no defense. I find the defendant, SS:
GUILTY
Shhh! I'm not officially back yet.
OBJECTION!totokan wrote:You have no defense. I find the defendant, SS:
GUILTY
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Here's my opinion:
1. Just from looking at the technical specifications of both consoles, the DS doesn't look like it will run N64 games at an acceptable rate.
2. The DS has less buttons than the N64, making controls more difficult.
3. Look at his picture (right-click and select "view image" or go to page 3 of this discussion for the full size view):
<img src="http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g166/ ... 4onds1.jpg" width=400>
That's the real n64 running on a television. LCD screens look completely different when photographed. (besides I looked at large images of both the Lite and the Hevy and neither model looked like that.) The most obvious giveaway is that the image is bowed on the top, side, and bottom.
So for now, until I see a video of a REAL DS running an n64 game without any wires attached to it, with you walking a lap around the house with it, I won't believe you have an N64 emulator for the DS in the works.
I'm not saying it's impossible, but rather I'm saying all the "proof" you have posted as of now is bologna. ("baloney" for those of you who don't remember the Oscar Meyer jingle.
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Don't hate me because I look at facts.
1. Just from looking at the technical specifications of both consoles, the DS doesn't look like it will run N64 games at an acceptable rate.
2. The DS has less buttons than the N64, making controls more difficult.
3. Look at his picture (right-click and select "view image" or go to page 3 of this discussion for the full size view):
<img src="http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g166/ ... 4onds1.jpg" width=400>
That's the real n64 running on a television. LCD screens look completely different when photographed. (besides I looked at large images of both the Lite and the Hevy and neither model looked like that.) The most obvious giveaway is that the image is bowed on the top, side, and bottom.
So for now, until I see a video of a REAL DS running an n64 game without any wires attached to it, with you walking a lap around the house with it, I won't believe you have an N64 emulator for the DS in the works.
I'm not saying it's impossible, but rather I'm saying all the "proof" you have posted as of now is bologna. ("baloney" for those of you who don't remember the Oscar Meyer jingle.
)Don't hate me because I look at facts.
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