N64oid v2.3 vs Mupen64plus-AE (early alpha) playing Banjo-tooie

Just a test showing Banjo-Tooie running on N64oid and Mupen64plus-ae

On N64oid v2.3 it crashes but on the early alpha of Mupen64plus-ae it loads up just fine.

Sorry if the video quality is bad it was filmed on my old iPhone 3GS.

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• N64
• android
• banjo-tooie
• n64oid
• 2.3
• mupen64plus-ae
• mupen64plus

[cartmanstevensg]

the reason the 64oid crashes is because of the CPU build.. it only supports ARMv7 CPUs!!

[Dethklokpie]

@cartmanstevensg This IS an arm7 device. On arm6 devices n64oid wont even install.

[nickbro1997]

How do you switch roms I'm stuck on Mario 64. I have didst Kong racing placed in the roms folder with Mario 64 but it doesn't let me choose

[Dethklokpie]

@nickbro1997

There is a way to switch roms but you have to go into the config files and do it manually atm. Just wait a few weeks for the GUI to be implemented and changing roms will be as easy as other emulators. I will probably post a new video when its done.

[stratagemSG1]

Sir, are you Paul Lamb?

In that case i want to say thank you and keep the good work.

[Dethklokpie]

@stratagemSG1

Sadly I am not but you can thank him on his website paulscode[dot]com

[zafer4938]

dude the game crashes :/

[dannycassy]

banjo tooie doesn't play at all for me on armv7, tegra 2, 1gb ram. It plays until right after the title screen and then it crashes. :[

[cartmanstevensg]

@Dethklokpie it did install on my Galaxy Ace but it crashes when opening a ROM

[PSConsoleGamer]

How about doing the same with Zelda Ocarina of Time?

[peteypavello]

impressive

[Neox7gr3]

Where can I get the apk? Or you can't?