N64 games that can fit into the DCs RAM (full list)

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N64 games that can fit into the DCs RAM (full list)

Post by SinisterTengu »

Ok :eek: , I compiled this list so everyone can see all the games that have the possibility of being emulated on the DC. This includes all games under 16MB, but not equal to 16MB, because there will be room needed in the RAM to store the data for the emulator itself. This list just shows that if there ever is an N64 emu out for DC, these are the only games we can play.


4MB Games
Automobili Lamborghini
Charle Blast's Territory
Dr. Mario 64
Jeopardy!
Midway's Greatest Arcade Hits Volume 1
Nameco Museum 64
Virtual Chess 64
Wheel of Fortune

8MB Games
Aerofighter's Assault
AeroGauge
Al Shogi 3
Airboarder 64
All Star Tennis '99
Army Men - Air Combat
Army Men Sarge's Heroes
Army Men Sarge's Heroes 2
Asteroids Hyper 64
Baku Bomberman
Bass Hunter 64
Batman Beyond - Return of the Joker
BattleTanx
BattleTanx - Global Assault
Blast Corps (aka Blast Dozer)
Bomberman 64
Bust-A-Move '99
Bust-A-Move 2 - Arcade Edition
Bust-A-Move 3 DX
Chameleon Twist 2
Chopper Attack
Choro Q 64
Cruis'n USA
Dark Rift
Doom 64
Doraemon - Mittsu no Seireseki
Duke Nukem 64
Elmo's Letter Adventure
Extreme-G
F-1 Pole Position 64
FIFA Soccer 64
Fire Electric Pen
Forsaken 64
Glover
Golden Nugget 64
Hanafuda 64 - Tenshi no Yakusoka
Heiwa Pichinko World
Hexen
Human Grand Prix
Iggy's Reckin' Balls
Iggy-kun no Bura Bura Poyon
In-Fisherman Bass Hunter 64
International Superstar Soccer 64
J. League Dynamite Soccer
J. League Eleven Beat 97
J. League Live 64
Jangou Simulation Mahjong Do 64
Jikkyou J. Leage Perfect Striker
Jikkyou World Soccer 3
Knife Edge - Nose Gunner
Kuiki Uhabi Suigo
Lode Runner 3-D
Mahjong 64
Mahjong Master
Milo's Astro Lanes
Mischief Makers
Monopoly
Monster Truck Madness 64
Morita Shogi 64
Nagano Olympic Hockey '98
NFL Quarterback Club 98
Penny Racers
Pilotwings 64
Power League Baseball 64
Powerpuff Girls - Chemical X-traction
Pro Mahjong Kiwame 64
ProYak Yu King Baseball
Puyo Puyo Sun 64
Puzzle Bobble 64
Rally '99
Rat Attack
Razor Freestyle Scooter
Robotron 64
S.C.A.R.S
San Francisco Rush - Extreme Racing
Snowboard Kids
Sonic Wings Assault
Space Dynamites
Space Invaders
Spacestation Silicon Valley
St. Andrews Old Course
Super Bowling 64
Super Mario 64
Super Speed Race 64
Superman
Susume! Taisen Puzzle Dama Toukon! Marumata Chou
Tetris 64
Tetrisphere
Top Gear Rally
Turok - Dinosaur Hunter
Turok - Rage Wars
V-Rally Edition 99
Vigilante 8
Virtual Pool 64
Wave Race 64
Wayne Gretzky's 3D Hockey
Wayne Gretzky's 3D Hockey '98
Wetrix
Wild Choppers
Wipeout 64
Wonder Project J2
Yuke Yuke!! Trouble Makers

12MB Games
A Bug's Life
Aerofighter's Assault (European version)
Akumajou Dracula Mokushiroku - Real Action Adventure
Alice no Wakuwaku Trump World
All-Star baseball 99
Bakuretsu Muteki Bangaioh
Bakushou Jinsei 64 - Mezase! Resort Ou
Bassmasters 2000
Beast Wars Metals
Big Mountain 2000
Body Harvest
Bomberman Hero
Brunswick Circuit Pro Bowling
Buck Bumble
Castlevania
Centre Court Tennis
Chameleon Twist
Chameleon Twist 2 (Japanese version)
Choro Q 64 II
Clay Fighter 63 1/3
Cruis'n World
Deadly Arts
Diddy Kong Racing
Doraemon 2 - Hikari no Shinden
Dual Heroes
Extreme-G XG2
F-1 World Grand Prix
F-1 World Grand Prix II
Famista 64
FIFA - Road to World Cup 98
Fighter's Destiny
Fighting Cup
Flying Dragon
Flying Dragon Fighters (Hiro no Ken Twin)
Fox Sports College Hoops '99
G.A.S.P! Fighter's NEXTream
Ganbare Nippon Olympics 2000
Getter Love!! Cho Renai Party Game
GoldenEye 007
GT 64 Championship Edition
Hot Wheels Turbo Racing
International Superstar Soccer '98
International Track and Field 2000
International Track and Field Summer Games
J. League Tactics Soccer
Killer Instinct Gold
King Hill 64 - Extreme Snowboarding
Kiratto Kaiketsu! 64 Tanteidan
Kobe Bryant's NBA Courtside
Last Legion UX
Let's Smash Tennis
Lylat Wars (European Star Fox 64)
Mace - The Dark Agi
Madden 2000
Madden Football 64
Madden NFL 2001
Madden NFL 2002
Madden NFL 99
Mahjong Hourouki Classic
Mario Kart 64
Micro Machines 64 Turbo
Mike Piazza's Strike Zone
Mission Impossible
Mortal Kombat Trilogy
MRC - Multi Racing Championship
Ms. Pac-Man Maze Madness
Nagano Winter Olympics '98
NASCAR 2000
NASCAR 99
NBA Hangtime
NBA In the Zone '98
NBA In the Zone '99
NBA Jam 99
NBA Pro 98
NBA Pro 99
New Tetris
NFL Quarterback Club 2000
NFL Quarterback Club 2001
NFL Quarterback Club 99
NHL 99
NHL Blades of Steel '99
NHL Breakaway 98
NHL Breakaway 99
NHL Pro 99
Pachinko 365 Nichi
Paperboy
Parlor! Pro 64 Pachinko Jikki Simulation Game
Pawapuro Puroyakyu 4
Polaris Sno Cross
Power Rangers - Lightspeed Rescue
Puyo Puyo 4 - Puyo Puyo Party
Quake 64
Quake II
Rukuga Kids
Rally Challenge 2000
Rampage - World Tour
Rampage 2 - Universal Tour
Re-Volt
Roadsters
Rocket - Robot on Wheels
Rush 2 - Extreme Racing USA
San Francisco Rush 2049
SD Hiryuu no Ken Densetsu
Sim City 2000
Snow Speeder
Star Fox 64
Star Soldier Vanishing Earth
Star Wars - Shadow of the Empire
Starshot - Space Circus Fever
Stunt Racer 64
Super B-Daman - Battle Phoenix 64
Tamagotchi World 64
Taz Express
Tom and Jerry in Fists of Furry
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater
Top Gear Overdrive
Top Gear Rally 2
Toukon Road - Brave Spirits
Toy Story 2
Turok 2 - Seeds of Evil - Kiosk
Twisted Edge Extreme Snowboarding
V-Rally Edition 99
Vigilante 8 - 2nd Offense
War Gods
WCW Nitro
WCW vs. nWo - World Tour
World Cup 98
Worms - Armageddon
WWF - War Zone
Xena Warrior Princess - Talisman of Fate
Yousuke Ide's Mahjong School
Zool - Majou Tsukai Densetsu

Note: I don't actually have any of these ROMs myself, I found the info in the databases of a rom checker. Oh and I didn't include any PD roms, because most of them are all less than 4MB, and only a few are close to 10MB.
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Post by Lartrak »

Hmm. An emulator that could play all, or even most of those would still be *VERY* nice.. Heh.
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Post by Boogerman »

The 12mb ones won't work.... don't forget you have to emulate the N64s RAM (needing 4mb) and load the emulator into RAM so there won't be enough to go around in that respect....
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Post by perry »

Most likely there will never be an n64 emu. If at all it will be a long while, dont expect anythin soon.
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Post by Van_Lardo »

Thanks for the list though, Tengu...

That's given me something to think about... :)
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Yeah, I was kinda thinking the 12MB ones wouldn't work, since that leaves only 4MB to spare, but I wasn't sure, so I listed them too. That kinda sucks, because that leaves out a lot of great games like GoldenEye 007and Star Fox 64. Thats fine with me though, because I have both games for the real N64. To tell you the truth, I don't really care if an N64 emu comes out for DC, I still have all the great games for the real thing.
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Post by IUG-13 »

Also, how would you use the controller? Way to little buttons on the DC, way to much buttons on the N64. Maybe configureable controls? Super Smash Bros has all four C-keys being used, but they are all jump, so you can kick off three buttons for THAT game, etc.

BTW, what is in your avatar? I've been diying to ask...
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Post by SinisterTengu »

Yeah, configurable controls would be the best way. Plus, hardly any of the N64 games use the D-pad, so we could probably make use of the DCs D-pad for the C buttons or something.

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Post by Slamoid »

D00D!!! Even a EMU that can play the 4 and 8 meg games... That would be SWEIT!!!!! OMFG!! That's AWESOME!!

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BTW: I'm all in favor for having a control config menu. Even if it is just a "HOLD R AND D-PAD-R FOR R, R FOR 5 SECONDS FOR R". Or, just a key substitution selector... I KNOW that I've NEVER played ANY games that had a seperate control for EVERY button....
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Also, as far as I'm concerned... MAKE IT!! PLEASE!!! I'D PAY FOR IT!!

Well, not much of course... I mean, I don't like Mario say $20.... :roll:

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Post by Heliophobe_ »

IUG wrote: Also, how would you use the controller? Way to little buttons on the DC, way to much buttons on the N64. Maybe configureable controls?

I just knew someone would bring that up.
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Post by ultradude »

ok..great job putting that list up man..but lemme ask u this...

Why?

there's no point of that list, there wont be an N64 emu for DC,LOL. It's hard enough on PC.
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Post by SinisterTengu »

As I stated above, the point was to show what games could even be emulated, so for all those people wishing to play their favorite games, think again. I know this will probably never happen, and I couldn't care less if it did, because I have the real thing, and all the games I need for it. This was actually kinda discourage people from making one I guess...just to show that most of the really great games have no chance of ever being emulated on the DC.
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Slamoid wrote: I KNOW that I've NEVER played ANY games that had a seperate control for EVERY button....
The THQ wrestling games (WCW Vs NWO, WWF Wrestlemania 2K etc) use every button and controller on the N64 except the Z (trigger) button... Turok 2 was pretty damn button intensive too I seem to remember with all of its change wepon type/ jump / reload etc buttons...
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Post by Boogerman »

In WWF games... the Z trigger is used in conjunction with C-Up and C-Down so players can join/leave control of a character in a Royal Rumble :D
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