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It was one of the best experiences, and I had the privilege of meeting some of the greatest people while learning a lot about the N64. Visit the PJ64 homepage for more information. It can be tricky to find a reliable place to download this so I'm making a copy of PJ64 1.6 available here. Additionally I've made available a patch to the 1.6 release that includes updated plugins. This is not an official project release! It is includes many of the improvements from Project64 1.7 beta, in addition to others. The reason for releasing this patch is that I will no longer be working on Project64 and wanted to share these last fixes which improve many n64 games. There will not be any additional releases or source code so please do not ask. To use this patch you need to first install Project64 1.6 using the link above, and then apply the patch after using the link below. For those that already have the binaries, feel free to download the ZIP file below instead. Download Patch 1.6.1 plugins:
Jabo's Plugins for Project64 What's New: Disney's Tarzan and Hydro Thunder (Midway) have audio now due to buffering changes configuration dialog gamepad polling stops at first hit now properly ported the polling order from 1.7 which should be more reliable uses system keyboard names now updated layout to be more like 1.7 changes bugfix: fixed a problem where the plugin could crash if it ran out of video memory bugfix: fixed microcodes for Blast Corps, Body Harvest, O.D.T. (Or Die Trying), and Asteroids 1080 Snowboarding: fixed europe region effects 40 Winks: fixed strange texturing issue Bakuretsu Muteki Bangaioh: sprite edges should look correct Banjo-Tooie: fixed puzzle rendering and other regions Cruisin USA: brake lights work Dragon Sword: menu text drawing and scaling fixed Dr. Mario: fixed background in versus mode F-Zero X: fixed potential triangle overflow issue GoldenEye 007: fixed calculations of sky triangles
Lego Racers: fixed players going out of sight Mario Kart: fixed whomps in bowser castle Mario Kart: racetrack frame buffer support Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time: end of game subscreen issues Paperboy: fixed map drawing in game Perfect Dark: fixed scanners Disney's Tarzan: fixed butterfly and health meter Vigilante 8: fixed some textures Legend of Zelda Majora's Mask: fixed day transition borders and lens of truth in snow areasIf you’ve tried playing any games with the Siri Remote, you’ve probably noticed how awkward the situation is. There are some games that lend themselves to such an input device (such as Canabalt or Alto’s Adventure) but most games just don’t work well with the remote. But other games are really awkward. Almost Impossible, for instance, is actually impossible to play with the remote. It’s clearly not a gamepad. I purchased the SteelSeries Nimbus Wireless Gaming Controller for playing games on my Apple TV.
It also works with iPad and iPhone, so I figured it would get some use. Immediately upon taking device out of the nicely sturdy foam packaging, I noticed how good the controller feels. It definitely has a feel near the quality of Xbox / PS4 controllers. The buttons are firm, not mushy, they have a satisfying touch. The triggers are well balanced and the shoulder buttons act & feel like they should. The device charges with a lightning connector, which is a nice touch, as any iOS enthusiast is bound to have those all over the house. The controller is Bluetooth, so you have to pair it with a device. This becomes sort of a nuissance if you want to use it with multiple devices, as it will latch on to the last device it was paired with. To switch, you have to go into Bluetooth settings on your iPad, iPhone, or Apple TV to connect again. The latter being the most frustrating, because it’s harder to nativate settings with a remote than on your iPhone. Once connected it prompts you to download the companion app.
I did so, and also on that page listed a handful of games that work well with it. There were a bunch of Pac-Man style games, Real Racing, and Lego Star Wars. It should be noted that not all games have support for a controller, and there’s not really a good definitive list. You just have to try them out and see. My first attempt was to play Final Fantasy IV on my iPhone. The result was really disappointing. The lag was unbearable. I went searching for “nimbus ios lag” and found a bunch of articles from the creators talking about how they achieved near-zero lag for this controller, so I assumed something was up. I launched the companion Nimbus app, and it notified me that there was a firmware update and prompted me to install it on the controller. After the update I tried the game again. It was MUCH better. Still not as good as, say the original SNES controller was, but playable. I then tried Transistor. This is a game I just couldn’t get into with touch controls.
With the controller I found it to be much more playable. Using the analog stick to move around is just a lot easier. If you’re developing a game and frustrated by the requirement to support the Siri Remote, this is one to study. When using the remote, your character moves automatically and you just swipe & tap to interact. With a controller, it turns into a normal platformer. I was excited to try a racing game with the controller, but this game is just horrible. It’s not at all realistic, and not really a good arcade racer either. The Zelda-esque game Oceanhorn was really well done, but due to the touch controls I never really got into it. With the controller, this game feels so much better. I’m definitely going to be playing this one again. If you have a developer account, you can install Provenance, an emulator for GBA, NES, and SNES for iOS. They have an Apple TV target, so you can build & run and get it on your device. Using this I was able to play Contra III, Aladdin, Secret of Mana, Mike Tyson’s Punch Out, and a few other games.