tRIUNE : It was on the Mupen64Plus emu.

Arachnoid plug-in actually made it worse; only background graphics are showing. Glide64 makes the screen flicker every few seconds. Rice has been the best; the battle flickering pretty much goes away. But that's the only problem that gets fixed for me.

I know it takes a while for the games to load tRIUNE, especially on Glide64.

Only games I've seen that I've had problems with of course the same black screen problem everyone else has had in perfect dark I find once you get past that it works out fine.

legend of Zelda oranca of time keeps crashing in the second plug in but I see that it runs fine with the vgr plug in

and I have had some problems with turok crashing on me in Internet explorer

rice plugin is weird  
arachnoid works fast but graphics are terrible
the others are to slow and the sound is mestup
Legend of Zelda Majora's Mask

From my knowledge Conkers bad fur day has sound and graphical problems.

supermario 64. and some other megamn games

Something is seriously wrong with 1964 and Quest 64.

The graphics on Quest 64 under all graphical plugins is flawed, showing pink instead of the proper color for text shadows. This can be corrected in the glide64 plugin at the cost of texture quality.

When playing Conker's Bad Fur Day through the 1964 emulator, all of the character's dialogue has a weird staticy electronic interference sound behind it that is very irritating. Beyond that, there are a few graphical glitches I noticed on both 1964 and Mupen64: When changing to a first -person camera angle, including hitting the pause button, the screen goes all staticy kind of like a TV with no cable going to it, except with some slight colorization mixed in; flat textures that rotate to face the screen and give the illusion of depth like grass and crops glitch out don't look right either. I only played up to the first area of the game before I got frustrated by all the issues and stopped playing, so my knowledge is a little lacking.

Other than all that, the game ran surprisingly well, considering I literally could not play Turok on my computer. At least, I assumed my computer just couldn't handle it for one reason or another; does it chug along at a snails pace on everyone's computers, even the nice ones? It would be nice if that were the case and it could be fixed on your guys' end, because I'd really like to play it.

Pokemon stadium 2

I dont know maybe its just for me but the pokemon status box is white and the move box is white
small issues but if their not just for me then thats all good

Mario Party 3 works correctly, but on certain mini-games the graphic of the characters and things are or get weird, and when certain mini-games finish and having a winner (the mini-games this happened are the Aces High and... a other 1 Vs 1 mini-game which the two players are on trains and have to choose between left and right, picking wrong they return to the start and picking right goes to the next selection), the computer COMPLETELY FREEZES! NOT EVEN CTRL + ALT + DELETE works! the only thing that continues working normally is the mouse pointer, and the only way to fix this is by either forcing shut down (holding the turn on button) or by cutting power off.
Without mentioning, that in Aces High and other mini games, the players 2, 3 and 4 keeps "blinking" showing the player game or hiding it, making things harder.
And sometimes the character appearance get weird.
Besides these problems the game works normally.

Davideo7 : I have run across two games that have errors. Donkey Kong for the N64 has glitches all over the starting menu. Pokémon stadium 2 doesn't let you play mini games at all. I just wanted to let you know.

I played Paper Mario and Zelda Ocarina of Time and whenever I go to my inventory it takes a solid 30 seconds for it to pop up.

G@mehe@d : I have tested both of these games, and they seem to work fine on my end with 1964. I believe that the problem you are experiencing is lag from your video card processing the images.

Jordanv78 : It might be my lousy video card, but I also played them on a really powerful computer at my dads. It did the same thing.

Davideo7 : I've tried playing Turok 2: Seeds of Evil but it's really slow and laggy (This was on the 1964 emulator).

SuperGameBoy1 : Some games work better with one emulator over the other. That is why there are two emulators and multiple video plugins to use. IF one doesn't work try the other.

This isn't really an "Issue" so much as it's just the way N64 emulation is as of now.

I personally tried the game on MUPEN and it works 100x better on that. I know there's the whole controls issue, but that's really all we got until the plugin is updated to allow MUPEN control configuration.

I don't know if its just my plugin but if i try to turn up the volume it shows for instence *super mario 64 is loading please do not exit the window as it may crash internet browser* any help???

journeysl8 : The only way to currently "Turn up the volume" is to do so with your OS for most of the emulators. Where exactly are you turning it up at, and what Operating System are you using? The game shouldn't reload if you are just adjusting the volume on your computer.