Well we've decided on 1964 for multiple reasons. I originally wanted Project64 but the newest dll's for it aren't publically available so if we wanted to use it, we'd be using an older version. Also 1964 has far more features, works just as good and has built in netplay (which we can take advantage of in future releases).

netplay? meaning we'd get to play games with each other? that would be sweet! also, a q comes to mind.. for the pokemon stadium, would it be possible if you made it to where we could put our GB pokeom games on there somehow?

Yeap, Netplay as in online multiplayer

Unfortunately that's probably not possible with transferring the GB stuff unless I had something completely custom made because currently I don't think anything out there has been created to support that but I'll look into that, that would be pretty awesome.

yes, yes it would

oh, and this powdunk town's walmart didnt even have a pc controller : i went to this store called hastings across the street and got one from there, so im ready for N64!! now you just need to hurry and get it on here

Well I can promise you that it wont be any later than Monday but I can also tell you that it wont be any earlier than Monday.

well, good to know that it wont be late like SNES was (not trying to seem like an ass here). i guess ill play some retro mario and star fox till then ^^

SNES was late? in what world was it late.... just because it didn't show up at midnight the day he said it was going to be released doesn't mean it's late.

SNES was sorta delayed but once I gave it an official release date, it was released on the release date. Also I know for sure these will be ready on Monday because they all work, they just need server side saving so if I had to, I'd still release them on Monday with the shape they're in (without server side saving).

Ive always used PJ64, never tried 1964 before.. Im curious to know what its like now. Have you ever used the netplay feature on 1964 Davideo?

Nope but I would love to try it out, I read that there are only 2 N64 emulators with Netplay, Mupen and 1964 and 1965 is way better than Mupen so I think 1964 is definitely a winner.

oh i thought i read something about it being late somewhere.. i think it was in the super mario comments? but im not sure..

Yeah it was delayed, I said "it'll probably be released next week" I said stuff like that but I didn't actually say "It will be officially released on..." until I knew when it would be released for sure and when I gave an official release date, we made the deadline.

Will the Vizzed Plug In be used for all these systems?

Yes but I'll be releasing an updated plugin which you'll need to install.

Originally posted by Davideo7

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Chronobis: I post job offers in the Vizzed Market once in a while so keep your eyes open.

Geldra: While you may already have them, vizzed board makes playing the games so much more convenient and hassle free, plus it's incredibly easy and quick to find any game you might be looking for. On top of all that, Vizzed has some pretty rare games

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can i play army men n64 game
i seen a guy played it

wait until monday, then you should be able to play all the n64 games you want

Originally posted by yoshi1098

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Originally posted by Davideo7

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Chronobis: I post job offers in the Vizzed Market once in a while so keep your eyes open.

Geldra: While you may already have them, vizzed board makes playing the games so much more convenient and hassle free, plus it's incredibly easy and quick to find any game you might be looking for. On top of all that, Vizzed has some pretty rare games

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can i play army men n64 game
i seen a guy played it

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what you probably saw was someone testing it... not playing. We've been testing the new systems for the last week trying to work out all the bugs. Just be patient. It's only 2 more days you have to wait

Some select members have been given access to test out the new emulators to help get all the bugs and problems fixed by monday.

Also, I've spent a good portion of the day yesterday going thru nearly 4,000 GBA game files. The plan is to have every single GBA game in existence. The collection of 4000 games I went thru contained doubles of each game in different languages, I basically picked all games in their USA released release but if they weren't released in the USA, I picked their European release and if not there either, than their Japan release. Basically this means we've got every game for the GBA, spent quite a while going thru all those files picking the best copy of each game and for some, they had different names in different counties so I had to figure that out as well. Anyways, it went from nearly 4000 games to 1,897 GBA games, so that's how many GBA games will be released on Monday (GBA had a ton of games).

Originally posted by Davideo7

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Some select members have been given access to test out the new emulators to help get all the bugs and problems fixed by monday.

Also, I've spent a good portion of the day yesterday going thru nearly 4,000 GBA game files. The plan is to have every single GBA game in existence. The collection of 4000 games I went thru contained doubles of each game in different languages, I basically picked all games in their USA released release but if they weren't released in the USA, I picked their European release and if not there either, than their Japan release. Basically this means we've got every game for the GBA, spent quite a while going thru all those files picking the best copy of each game and for some, they had different names in different counties so I had to figure that out as well. Anyways, it went from nearly 4000 games to 1,897 GBA games, so that's how many GBA games will be released on Monday (GBA had a ton of games).

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a lot of hard work,but much appreciated the guy earlier in the thread was talking about playing the games using an emulator,but some guys (like me) dont know much about all that business so it makes this site all the sweeter,thats why the other guy was so happy and i know how he feels

Well I'm glad to see my work appreciated it