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N64 ROMs
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DixonButz
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6. March 2005 @ 02:52 |
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Also, there is no need to copy and paste the N64.iso from the Phoenix folder. Just load it with Phoenix.
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Thinkdiff
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6. March 2005 @ 02:57 |
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That doesn't work if you want to burn the ISO for use with Viper/Cobra ;)
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DixonButz
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6. March 2005 @ 03:02 |
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OK. Forgot about that. Can more than one rom be burnt on a disc?
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soccerboi
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6. March 2005 @ 09:00 |
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Yeah, it does work without renaming it, but I like to keep them as GCMs. As for the compatability list...
Animal Forest
++Banjo Kazooie (confirmed by JAYSUN33)
++Blast Corps (confirmed by JAYSUN33)
++Body Harvest (confirmed by JAYSUN33)
Cruise'n USA
Dr.Mario
++ISS Soccer (confirmed by JAYSUN33)
Legend of Zelda
++Mace the Dark Ages (confirmed by JAYSUN33)
Mario 64
MarioKart
MarioParty 1
MarioParty 2
MarioParty 3
++Milos Astro Lanes (confirmed by JAYSUN33)
Panel de Pon
Paper Mario
Pilotwings
Pokemon Stadium
++Star Soldier (confirmed by JAYSUN33)
Starfox
Yoshi's Story
++Wave Race (confirmed by DixonButz)
Zelda : Ocarina of Time
This is the one Nintendo included on the disc, but other obviously work, so I'll add them with 2 pluses in front of them.
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soccerboi
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6. March 2005 @ 09:02 |
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Only one rom can be burnt to disc as of right now. I'll be glad when my Viper can read CDs, cuz that will save me a lot of money on testing n64 games.
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Thinkdiff
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6. March 2005 @ 10:22 |
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It's the gamecube that doesn't read CDs, not the viper. GC reads DVDs only.
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soccerboi
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6. March 2005 @ 10:40 |
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Thinkdiff - thanks for telling me that
DixonButz - It shows the Zelda Master Quest loading thing because the n64 emulator was ripped off from the Master Quest/Ocarina of Time complication made by nintendo. There probably is a way to change the logo, but nobody has made a tool for it yet.
Anybody with a BBA please test different n64 games to see if they work, and report them whether they work or not. I am trying to make a compat list of the n64 emu for gamecube.
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JAYSUN33
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6. March 2005 @ 14:08 |
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other games that work are:
mace the dark ages
mario kart 64
milos astro lanes
iss soccer
star soldier
i know these work as i have them on cd and they all play fine :)
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JAYSUN33
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6. March 2005 @ 20:35 |
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6. March 2005 @ 20:50 |
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@ JAYSUN33
Posting email addies and offering pirated material are on the wrong side of the forum rules so let's not do that anymore and have a much needed look at the forum rules - there's a link to them in my sig ;)
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morphx
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7. March 2005 @ 03:00 |
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you guys are crazy @:oO)> burning 1 N64 rom on a dvd-r? what a waste of a dvd-r,i mean burning a GC game is one thing but a N64 rom? I have snestation for ps2 and the whole snes collection is on 2 "cd-r's" I i could play them on my ps2 or a pc emu like project64.
until somone find out how to burn the whole collection on 1 dvd-r,you may want to hold off trying to burn N64 roms on pricy dvd-r's and gamecube does'nt like cheap dvd-r's anyway so i know you guys are paying top dollar for mini or full size dvd-r's and if you don't like playing your GC with your top lid case off,the you must be using mini dvd-r's and the cheapest they come are at 99 cents each!!,either you guys are rich or really dumb.
Take some advice,just stream them like i am doing,it's not worth me burning just 1 32mb N64 rom file on a 4.7gb dvd-r or a 1.4gb mini dvd-r
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Supadave
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7. March 2005 @ 05:57 |
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I got to agree with Morphx on this one guys.. Waste of dvd's at the momment. Unless there is one or two you really must have and you only own a gamecube. I have all the roms dumped onto my xbox hd and just run them from there. I suggest using GC for GC games and something else *cough-xbox* for all your emulation needs. *cough-ps2*
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JAYSUN33
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7. March 2005 @ 06:16 |
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yeah a dvd may be 99 cents but if u could get a game like banjo tooie working which costs anything up to $50 for a cartridge on ebay then yeah i think its worth it!!!
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soccerboi
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7. March 2005 @ 10:06 |
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Why does it matter how many mb's a game is? I mean, Ocarina of Time is better than more than half the Gamecube games available now. Same with Mario 64. Some people don't have the BBA (like me), and don't want to spend the money on it. Sure it's more handy, but it costs money too. BTW, one ridata G04 costs around 33 cents.
Thanks JAYSUN33, added those to the compat list
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morphx
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7. March 2005 @ 11:12 |
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soccerboi,you must be talking about 4.7gb full size ritek dvd-r's costing 33 cents,because 1.4gb mini dvd-r's are more expensive then full size,i was refering to people who "DON'T"like playing their gamecube with their top off(naked gamecube with circiuts showing)sexy ha? :o) but if you are using 33 cent ritek mini dvd-r's i would sure as hell like to know where you buy them b/c there is no place on the entire internet that sells mini dvd-r's for 33 cents each,special "RIKTEK RIDATA MINIDVD-R'S"these are one of the best high quality mini dvd-r's on the market.
but to each is own,it's your dvd-r's,i just wanted to give a little friendly advice,get a ps2 and download snestation to play the whole super nintendo rom collection on 2 cd-r's or use a N64 emulator to play them on your pc. :o)
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soccerboi
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7. March 2005 @ 14:43 |
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I play the n64 games on my pc, and I didn't buy the gamecube for emulation. so there :p
Your right about the mini dvd's. They are a lot more. The cheapest I could find the riktek ridata ones are around a buck a piece. I cut the dvds with a dremel. I find that works well, and i don't have to cut my precious gamecube.
Oh yeah, and SNES emulation for the Gamecube? Snes9xGC Beta 2. Plays every non-3d or special graphic chipped game that Snes9x can, at full speed, with sound.
EDIT: The snes emulator also uses DOLs so you can fit as many games on the dvd as you want.
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JAYSUN33
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7. March 2005 @ 17:00 |
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ur right there m8 no one purchased a gamecube for emulation!! but to all who say why burn a n64 rom to dvd it does no harm to get a n64 game working 4 it flawlesly no matter how expensive a mini dvd-r might cost it is in no way as expensive as buying an n64 machine and cartridges to play on it i mean it cost me 50 cents to do mario64 on dvd how much would a carttridge version of mario 64 cost? $5-$6 i bet so in the long run its ok also mario kart works better on my cube than it does on any p.c emulator i have.retro gaming is great and the n64 to this day is one of my favorite past times and i think i speak for alot of nintendo fans when i say that.It stood for all those great classics like mario64,pilot wings,wave race(who could forget those great water effects the first time they played it!!),banjo kazooie,zelda and lets not forget everyones favorite goldeneye!!! nintendo are like the disney of computer games we need more classics like what the n64 produced...nuff said!!!!! :)
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Supadave
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8. March 2005 @ 03:11 |
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I totally agree with you Jaysun33. If there is a game you really like then by all means use a disk and make it work. I'm just saying if you plan to try and collect them all then it would be alot of DVD's to make for the GC when there are other easier methods to get the collection. I don't plan to make any for my GC because I already have them on the xbox HD and that to me is alot easier. But if GC is all you got then by all means man. Download and play some of your favorites and enjoy.
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soccerboi
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8. March 2005 @ 03:36 |
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JAYSUN33, I was reading over this thread, and I heard you say that blast corps works? If it does, that is absolutely amazing because no n64 emu I know of for the PC can play that!
I will add all the ones you said earlier to the compat list
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JAYSUN33
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8. March 2005 @ 06:17 |
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yeah it would be great to have all n64 collection on one disk but for some reason the releases i currently have on dvd from various release groups actually take up whole or half of the dvd anyway i dont know why this is but they do!!
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JAYSUN33
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8. March 2005 @ 06:21 |
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soccer boi as for blast corps working the probable reason u could not get it working is because u need to apply an ips patch for it to work on an emulator u need a program called rtool or an n64 ips patcher tool apply the ips to the rom and it will work try puting dextrose in google search it is a site for all n64 tools and u can find the ips on dc++
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soccerboi
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9. March 2005 @ 13:27 |
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Thanks JAYSUN33, i'll find it.
I've been expiramenting around with this tool called doltool that can convert .bin to .dol. ISO is pretty much the same as BIN right? I got it to convert to a dol, but I can't test it because my modchip is not installed correctly yet. If anyone wants the download, just post here.
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JAYSUN33
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9. March 2005 @ 14:13 |
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go for it ill give it a go what dol do you want converted to bin?
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JAYSUN33
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9. March 2005 @ 14:17 |
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ohh and soccer boi banjoo kazooie needs a crack there is one on dextrose.com
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beardboy
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10. March 2005 @ 06:36 |
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I downloaded 42 different games and tested each one of them and only successfully got two to work. Mario Kart 64 and Wave Race 64. I've noticed people saying you need to patch them, but in which way? I used Tool64 and tested changing the byte order to Big Endian, Little Endian, and Byteswapped. No go. I downloaded rtool 3 but didn't see what or how to patch, any suggestions on what to do?
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