The Nintendo 64 features a 93MHz processor and dedicated 3D hardware that was derived from Silicon Graphics workstations. Although at first glance, a system like the Nintendo 64 would seem very difficult to emulate, some developers have accomplished amazing feats to emulate even this high-end system.
 | SixtyForce 0.7.5. |
| the source code to SixtyForce 0.6.0a1. |
SixtyForce is the best Nintendo 64 emulator for the Macintosh. It has sound support, and the speeds are excellent on a fast G3 or G4. Most importantly, many games seem to work almost perfectly. (Previous versions of SixtyForce were called Mac1964.)
Mac1964 is also Carbonized for Mac OS X. It will also run--but not quite as well--in Mac OS 9.
 | the SixtyForce Home Page. |
 | the SixtyForce Compatibility List. |
 | of Mystical Ninja running on SixtyForce. |
| of Bust-a-Move 2 running on SixtyForce. |
 | to Gerrit Goossen, who developed SixtyForce. |
| Mac True Reality 1.1.3b3. |
True Reality is a great Nintendo 64 emulator for Macintosh, which supports several commercial games. Although graphics and sound still have several flaws, and speed is still a major issue on the fastest of machines, True Reality is still an incredibly impressive achievement.
| the Mac True Reality Home Page. |
| to Gil Pedersen, who ported Mac True Reality to Macintosh. |
| Mupen64 0.3 for OS X. |
Mupen64 is a multi-platform Nintendo 64 emulator. It currently supports dynamic recompilation, is compatible with many demos, and can show the Mario 64 title screen (untextured).
| the Mupen64 home page. |
| the Mupen64 Message Board. |
| to the developer of Mupen64. |
| N64 ROM Info. |
