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Daedalus is a Nintendo 64 emulator by [[StrmnNrmn]].
Daedalus is a Nintendo 64 emulator by [[StrmnNrmn]].
The project was started in 1998 and the first release was in 2000. In early 2001 Daedalus got hosted by B00B! Dreamcast Research. StrmnNrmn got a lot of help from the community, especially [[CyRUS64]], who wrote the whole .INI file and was also involved in the main programming of Daedalus. StrmnNrmn also ported Daedalus to the Xbox but after his port got leaked he decided not to release it. When [[CyRUS64]] disappeared in 2003 the official Daedalus site became inactive and [[StrmnNrmn]] stopped the development.
The project was started in 1998 and the first release was in 2000. In early 2001 Daedalus got hosted by B00B! Dreamcast Research. StrmnNrmn got a lot of help from the community, especially [[CyRUS64]], who wrote the whole .INI file and was also involved in the main programming of Daedalus. StrmnNrmn also ported Daedalus to the Xbox but after his port got leaked he decided not to release it. When [[CyRUS64]] disappeared in 2003 [[StrmnNrmn]] stopped development of his emulator.


In early 2006 [[StrmnNrmn]] picked up Daedalus again and ported it to the Sony PSP. He is currently only working on the PSP version.  
In early 2006 [[StrmnNrmn]] picked up Daedalus again and ported it to the Sony PSP. He is currently only working on the PSP version.  


In late 2007 [[Simpson474]] ported Daedalus to the Dreamcast and released it in January 2008. The Dreamcast version currently runs with about 10 fps in Super Mario 64. DaedalusDC is based on the PSP version of Daedalus.
In late 2007 [[Simpson474]] ported Daedalus to the Dreamcast and released it in January 2008. The Dreamcast version currently runs with about 10 fps in Super Mario 64. DaedalusDC is based on the PSP version of Daedalus. There are several YouTube videos showing DaedalusDC running on real hardware.


The Dreamcast version can be downloaded from [http://www.rapidshare.com/files/81713061/DaedalusDC.rar.html Rapidshare] or [http://www.maturion.de/dreamcast/DaedalusDC.rar Maturion.de].
The Dreamcast version can be downloaded from [http://www.rapidshare.com/files/81713061/DaedalusDC.rar.html Rapidshare] or [http://www.maturion.de/dreamcast/DaedalusDC.rar Maturion.de].
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Below is the video [[Simpson474]] published on YouTube:
Below is the video [[Simpson474]] published on YouTube:
*http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1eEUmZtRFME
*http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1eEUmZtRFME
Other videos:
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Lgy05-bi1c DaedalusDC running Mario Kart]
*[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jm3k9pXzWAk DaedalusDC running Zelda-Ocarina of Time]





Revision as of 06:01, 18 February 2009

Daedalus
Daedalusdc.png
Homepage Homepage
Latest Version R8
Downloads Plain Files
Release Date 01/06/2008
Author Simpson474
Based on Daedalus
(StrmnNrmn)
Systems Emulated Nintendo 64
Best Available Emulator
For this system(s)?
Yes.
Active No
Refresh Rate 50Hz / 60Hz

Daedalus is a Nintendo 64 emulator by StrmnNrmn. The project was started in 1998 and the first release was in 2000. In early 2001 Daedalus got hosted by B00B! Dreamcast Research. StrmnNrmn got a lot of help from the community, especially CyRUS64, who wrote the whole .INI file and was also involved in the main programming of Daedalus. StrmnNrmn also ported Daedalus to the Xbox but after his port got leaked he decided not to release it. When CyRUS64 disappeared in 2003 StrmnNrmn stopped development of his emulator.

In early 2006 StrmnNrmn picked up Daedalus again and ported it to the Sony PSP. He is currently only working on the PSP version.

In late 2007 Simpson474 ported Daedalus to the Dreamcast and released it in January 2008. The Dreamcast version currently runs with about 10 fps in Super Mario 64. DaedalusDC is based on the PSP version of Daedalus. There are several YouTube videos showing DaedalusDC running on real hardware.

The Dreamcast version can be downloaded from Rapidshare or Maturion.de.


Below is the video Simpson474 published on YouTube:

Other videos:


Links