http://www.retrogames.com/121999.html Never heard of that, any of you know if it happened for real at all? kammedo
I never heard that one, but it doesn't surprise me with how they probably noticed they had a system with absolutely nothing on it. Maybe this wasn't officially announced but just misinformation?
this is sort of old news. I think the emulator ended up as part of Dobotsu no Mori (animal crossing) which was later carried over to gamepak format.
which was only released in japan,they then moved it to the gamecube where we know it as animal crossing:033:
Animal Crossing? Yes, it has a series of in-game items that look like NES consoles that also function like one (1 game per item).
The games that were in animal crossing where... Balloon Fight Baseball Clu Clu Land Clu Clu Land D Donkey Kong Donkey Kong 3 Donkey Kong Junior Donkey Kong Jr. Math Excitebike Golf Ice Climber Mario Bros. Pinball Punch-Out!! Soccer Super Mario Bros. Tennis The Legend of Zelda Wario's Woods Also in Japanese versions of Animal Crossing, Excitebike is replaced by Gomoku Narabe, and Soccer by Mah-jong.
"famicom_emu.c" :nod: Awesome find Gilgamesh! Ive always wondered how the emu system would have worked on the 64DD, would the games be stored on the RandnetDD disk?, or maybe just on the N64 RAM while you were online?...
AFAIK the user would download the game images to a special emulation DD disk (write them in the user area of course). No sales structure on how they'd make profit though, probably a la virtual console. Remember, when VC was first announced the retro games were rumored/implied to be free of charge, as a way to boost sales perhaps.
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There's already a NES emulator for N64 that is probably significantly more accurate/compatible: http://hcs64.com/neon64.html But yeah, most likely they can be replaced with other games of the same size and mapper and will run somewhat. It might be more effort than it's worth though if the ROMs are compressed.
http://uk.cheats.ign.com/ob2/068/015/015246.html Win Famicom Games Animal Forest features a variety of Famicom (NES) games. You have to be lucky to get your hands on them though. One way to get them is to enter the monthly lottery at the Tanuki Store on the last day of the month. You get a lottery ticket for every major purchase you make at the store (stationary and plants don't count). Every five tickets let you play in the lottery once, so be sure to collect a bunch of them. Note that lottery tickets don't carry over to the next month. They're only good for the current month. Submitted by Peer
You can also enter the action replay codes to get the rare games. Those games are Ice Climber, Zelda, Mario Bros. and Super Mario Bros. Ice climber and Mario Bros. are e-reader only, the other two are 'Forbidden'. 8XA9-RUHJ-X9T92 05UF-726A-B0541 YBBW-Y26Z-FGBK9 You should empty your inventory first though.
