Nintendo 64 emulation on the PSP/Vita isn’t perfect but it can hold its own in some games like Mario Kart 64 and some other titles!ĭaedalusX64does a pretty admirable job at emulating the N64 considering the hardware it’s working on and can actually deliver playable framerates on titles like Super Mario 64 and Mario Kart 64. However, there’s one homebrew that few expected anyone would try to port to the Vita and that is DaedalusX64, the PSP’s Nintendo 64 emulator which only works somewhat well because the N64 and PSP share the same CPU architecture (MIPS). The PSP and the PSVita have a decent amount of homebrew in common such as Tyrian, Super Mario War, Minicraft and others. To see whether it works, a test ROM can be download from the GBATemp thread linked above. If you have a modern enough phone that runs a 64-bit version of Android, you can give it a go by getting it off the Google Play Store. Currently, there’s no support for graphics in MonoNX so you’re stuck with console output ONLY and it can only run some very early homebrew such as the first libtransistor tests. This Switch emulator for Android is called MonoNX (GBATemp Thread) and it’s based on Ryujinx which can be though of as a competitor to Yuzu although it’s not seeing as much development time being spent on it lately. However, this didn’t stop GBATemp user ‘ctrninja’ from creating a Switch emulator for Android smartphones/tablets which are obviously not even close to being powerful enough to emulate a current generation console ( albeit with a SoC used in some higher-end Android equipment like the Shield TV). As recently mentioned on this website, Nintendo Switch emulation is seeing some great progress on the PC especially with Yuzu but to get playable framerates in a few titles, you need a pretty high-end modern computer.

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