Nintendo 64 Emulator

Capabilities of a number of emulators

N64 emulators are software programs that mimic the hardware and functionality of the Nintendo 64 gaming console, enabling you to run Nintendo 64 games on a different platform such as a PC, Mac, or even mobile devices. These emulators translate the game code so that it can be understood and executed by the hardware on which the emulator is running. By doing so, they allow fans of classic N64 games to experience their favorites without needing the original console and game cartridges. Emulators often offer additional features not available on the original hardware, such as save states, enhanced graphics, and the ability to use various input devices. However, it's important to note that the legality of using an emulator can be complex and often hinges on how the software BIOS and game ROMs are obtained. Always respect copyright laws when using emulation software.

Emulator List from 2003

• UltraHLE
• 1964 is a fast open source emulator with good compatibility.
• Apollo
• Blade64
• Corn is a fast emulator that runs Super Mario64 and several demos.
• Daedalus open source N64 Emulator.
• Daedalus-Lkb is a modified version written by Lkb, of the Daedalus, an emulator of the Nintendo64 console written by StrmnNrmn with help from other people.
• Dream64
• Mupen64
• N64 VM
• NEmu64
• NIN64
• NINCEST 64
• NSFE
• Pagan
• PC64
• Project 64
• Project Unreality
• Sunset
• SupraHLE
• TRwin
• Ultra 64