UPDATE (1): Ready to jump back into some PS3 Dev after 9 years with this nice HORI 720p/1080i display I picked up for $39!.

The pure interpreter ran faster on the Wii than it did with the PS3's main CPU, probably due to the fact that there's no branch prediction. Issues we'd run into at the time with the state of homebrew on the PS3 were mostly due to the newness of the library and toolchain but also the fact that we couldn't get decent performance at all from the pure interpreter and we were unable to execute from heap (no dynarec).Once this is resolved I'd be happy to try and merge upstream changes from newer Wii64 releases back into this and even try at porting the Wii64 dynarec over to ppc64. I've had a go at getting this to work with PSL1GHT v2 ( ) and have run into some issues I'm looking into (basially the menu loops once every 3-4 seconds and everything becomes unresponsive).

Preliminary hardware accelerated graphics.I'm not sure what state the release I've attached is in because I compiled it a long time ago, it's messy and it was just considered a 'test 'Ī very old proof of concept in porting mupen64 (wii64 specifically from 2011) to the PS3 using PSL1GHT v1. Features It has software rendered graphics limited to probably Mario 64 only as well as pure interpreter only and likely no audio. Its great to see this emulator and its source finally emerge and perhaps gives some hope or inspirations for others to bring this project full circle and create a stable n64 emulator for the PS3.įound this on my HDD from way back in 2011 when we were messing with porting wii64 (mupen64) to the PS3.

Below you will see a quote from the developer ( emukidid) and also some instructions / video demo from psx-place user recently was exploring some N64 options himself. Back in 2011 development did not get off the ground to far past the initial phases due to various roadbloacks (explained below), In the current form its only running in 'interpreter only' and does not have the advancements needed to run many games at all, but compiled in pslight v2 could provide some recent changes and maybe even better support. We have more Nintendo 64 Emulation news following the recent port to the Vita, It appears after 9 years since it was first announcements and previewed, the mythical PS3 Port of wii64 (mupen64) has finally surfaced, From one of the developer behind the port emukidid, the developer recently found the files for the old (unreleased) PoC for the PS3 on an old HDD and decided it was time to release the PoC to the public, However, don't get too excited as the emulator is very rough around the edges and is simply a proof of concept as stated that needs alot of work but the developer does leave some bits of info and even a lending hand.

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