Project64

Nintendo 64 emulator. One of the best in terms of compatibility.
This version is nearly five years old, but still provides some of the best gameplay available in any Nintendo 64 emulator.

Application Details:

Version:	1.6
License:	Free to use
URL:	http://www.pj64-emu.com
Votes:	Marked as obsolete
Latest Rating:	Platinum
Latest Wine Version Tested:	1.6.2

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Test Results

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What works

all the defaults worked no errors.

What does not

fullscreen, the menus show up black. (fullscreen works in wine ver. 0.9.35)

Workarounds

What was not tested

cheats, additional plugins

Hardware tested

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Additional Comments

all the defaults worked for me. (jabo's direct 3d, direct sound cut out when i got to moo moo farm, jabos direct input also worked) but for the most part everything worked good, the menus showed up black (see screenshots)

selected in Test Results table below

	Operating system	Test date	Wine version	Installs?	Runs?	Used Workaround?	Rating	Submitter
Show	Linux Mint 17.1 "Rebecca" x86-64	Feb 28 2015	1.6.2	Yes	Yes	No	Platinum	an anonymous user
Show	Linux Mint 15 "Olivia"	May 28 2013	1.5.31	N/A	Yes	No	Silver	Carlos Rodriguez
Show	Linux Mint 14 "Nadia"	Dec 08 2012	1.5.18	Yes	Yes	No	Silver	Carlos Rodriguez
Show	Linux Mint 13 "Maya"	Oct 20 2012	1.5.15	Yes	Yes	No	Gold	Carlos Rodriguez
Show	Puppy Linux 5.x	Aug 25 2012	1.4.1	Yes	Yes	No	Platinum	Mark

Known Bugs

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HowTo / Notes

READ IF: You have installed Project64 on your Windows partition.

When you load up Project64 for the first time using Wine, if it's installed in your Windows partition, it won't be able to load ROMs, because it's looking for a different directory. You'll need to point the program to the ROM directory in your Windows partition (generally /media/disk/Program Files/Project 64 v1.6) change "disk" to whatever your primary hard drive is named in your Linux distro.

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