Just Google for 'Android x86'.īut now i will try mupen64plus in windows. Maybe the emus from N64 run better on Android, i dont know. I was thinking about a third operating system on my little Acer AOA 150. Now i am in ubuntu but i will try mupen64plus in windows in a few minutes. I like Pj64 very much and hope that i can use it in future as my one and only Emulator for N64 games. There must be a other way to get the shadows and other problems fix. Mario runs much smoother and i recognized that there are shadows under the trees but i can only see shadows if Mario is far away from the trees. I hope there is a easier way to get it working.ĮDIT: Nah., i like Project64 much more :P I read something about that i must compile the plugins before i can install them. On Windows i know how, but Ubuntu is really new. I ask, because the default Glide64 from mupen64plus runs very bad, maybe there is a other, 'better' Glide version what i can use, because you wrote that glide64Mk2 works very good for you with IntelChipset.Īlso i dont know how to install the plugins on Ubuntu. Is this Glide64mk2 a 'special' plugin other than the Glide64 plugin in mupen64plus 2.0 ?

Is there a possibility to get the same compatibility on Ubuntu like on Win7? Maybe with plugins?ĭo you know a good Internet sites where i can download plugins for ubuntu ? Some games, like MarioKart64 working much better on Win7 with Pj64 than on Ubuntu with Now i want to have Ubuntu as my first 'Emulator Station' but there are some Problems.

Super mario 64 full screen plugin dll