The not so good part, after experimenting with several different video plugins and running my shield at 100% CPU settings, I still experienced a lot of lags and slow-down playing super mario 64 star road. Was a huge fan of this! now when I do multiplayer n64 games from my shield, configuring and setting up controllers is a breeze! I wish all emulators had this built in. The front-end cheat system support seems flawless, the ability to add your own cheats, enter notes, and custom titles made Star Road possible to play for me. And Hex-edit the code into the game, i will send $10 to them via PayPal.Īlright so I have done some pretty extensive testing at this point. If anyone is willing to follow this guide: newbielink. It seems like an alpha 3.0 build that is currently in the works is going to have a GUI front-end for adding custom GS cheats? In any event, can someone please help add this code if there is a way? Is there any way to add this into the game? I searched several forum threads, but there does not seem to be a clear answer on adding GS cheats from what I could find. The game is intended to be played with a camera gameshark cheat otherwise it is pretty much impossible to coordinate the camera angles of the game. That said, I was hoping someone could potentially guide me through the process of adding a cheat to Super Mario 64 Star Road (Awesome mario 64 rom hack for those who have not heard of it).
However, I am a big fan of Mupen64 AE+ and appreciate all the effort and work that has been put into it, works great on my NVIDIA Shield Portable. Created an account just so I could post this thread.
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