Gopher64
A downloadable game for Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android
Gopher64 is a cross-platform N64 emulator. Some notable features:
- Netplay
- Homebrew support
- Upscaling
- CRT shader
- Emulate CPU overclocking
- Cheats
- Savestates
- RetroAchievements
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Is there a compatiblity list for games? I've been very impressed with how many things including unofficial games run seamlessly in Gopher. The romhack Lucy's Levitation for instance normally requires Parallel plugin to work correctly (Glide has visual issues) but it lags a lot for me, however your emulator runs it perfectly and smoothly!
Kaze's Return to Yoshi's Island Demo 2 is notoriously finnicky for emulators and most except Project64 just crash on it (even parallel launcher that's made for Mario romhacks) but I could play through it flawlessly as well
There isn't a game compatibility list. However, you can look at the GitHub issues for some game specific problems, there aren't many listed currently.
I'm glad to hear it's working so well.
how do i fix this error?
i tried various ways uninstalled reinstalled the different windows versions you had available and then i tried uninstalling and reinstalling those versions!.... what am i doing wrong? am i missing files? where do i get these files to make this emulator run if there is any extra files to be downloaded?... thanks if you respond to my questions and help :)
You need Microsoft's C++ runtime: https://aka.ms/vc14/vc_redist.x64.exe
are there any plans on adding mouse support? (binding the analog to mouse, mapping buttons to mouseclicks) I feel like it would work well with some games, like "Sin and Punishment"
I've tried in the past to have the mouse control the analog stick. I've never gotten it to feel very good though, maybe one day if someone can figure out the proper math for it.
Is there a way to make it work on android
Not today, perhaps in the future if someone takes on that task. It already works with Linux ARM; it just needs an Android frontend.
Love this emulator & the devs behind it! I'm so happy to see the N64 emu scene still evolving. :D