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PROJECT 64 EMULATOR MARIO KART PC

On one of the other threads I read about this on here you guys talked about implementing some type of virtual VI (or maybe it was counter factor, I can't remember) settings that could vary on the affected courses (if I understood correctly).Welcome, it's been a while since the last updated of the emulator, as there have been recent updates from some plugins, clients, RDB, etc. my friends would just be like this is dumb and not want to play anymore lol. just providing a user experience feedback). that is just intolerable in my opinion (with all due respect I deeply appreciate all the development efforts etc. I hope a solution can be found that doesn't require us interrupting the flow of gameplay while in 2 player mode to tweak some setting. and it sucks that Nintendo charged people for a broken emulation on wii virtual store.

sux for those few who did (perhaps it was incorrect regions on different region-ed systems o.0? I don't know). yes altering region and VI and counter factor settings can fix things but then the other 90% of the game (the courses where this issue is not present and single player mode) becomes too slow.Īnd I guess that's it! I never had this on my copy of Mario kart for the real n64 hardware. On my best computer with 3 different operating systems (windows 7, 8.1, and 10 technical preview) this issue is present on any emulator with any plugin. the theory is that whatever the fix is, it's not translating well to modern hardware with more cpu/gpu power.

PROJECT 64 EMULATOR MARIO KART FULL

The prevailing theory on the internet seems to be that Nintendo implemented some weird hack on these graphically heavy courses/modes that lowered the framerate, or something weird so that the certain affected courses in a few (always the same few races) 2 player race mode, and the battle mode ran full speed. but always the same courses and always in multiplayer mode, across platforms. possibly depending on hardware specs and versions of software.

PROJECT 64 EMULATOR MARIO KART PC

on the wii virtual store, most people seemed to have the issue, on pc emulation it seems to vary. on the n64, not many people had the issue. Wherever this issue was present (n64 hardware, wii hardware/virtual store, pc emulation), people had ranging opinions on weather they could notice it at all, being certain that it is happening, and being certain that it's not happening. talkin bout the actual wii hardware and the virtual store purchase of n64 Mario kart, not a wii emulator (although the virtual store itself on the actual wii is like emulation). it's unplayable at times-as it is happening with modern pc's now). where the issue is happening-things are waaay too fast. This issue happened more severely on the wii virtual store re release on the wii hardware (i.e.

This issue happened sometimes on the n64 hardware itself. always in multiplayer mode single player mode is fine). This issue happens in multiplayer battle mode and in certain courses like dk jungle parkway and a few others (presumably 'graphics heavy'-by n64 standards/compared to other tracks within the same game-courses.

here are some things I have read on multiple forums: I have read a lot about this issue with this game / these courses. Hiya folks!~ just thought I would add some empirical input form forums I have read on this topic as well as personal input since I can't find the other 2 posts on this precise topic that I've seen before.

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