Drop Wii64, Port Project64 Instead I was browsing the available emulator apps and I came across Wii64. It is a port of Mupen64. Why in the world is Mupen64 even being ported instead of Project64? Project64 is by far the best N64 emulator out there. It has the least amount of errors compared to Mupen64.http://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,28385#msg-28385Sat, 17 Oct 2026 14:38:25 +0200 Phorum 5.2.23 http://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37581#msg-37581 Re: Drop Wii64, Port Project64 Insteadhttp://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37581#msg-37581the Wii64 developers have been able to port a N64 emulator to the WIi which took them about 2 years because they had to rewrite huge parts to make it work. Don't you think that they considered every single plugin before starting to work? You need to rewrite huge parts of every gfx plugin anyway when you're porting it to the Wii so it doesn't really matter if some plugin is better/faster/... than some other plugin because you'll have to redo all that stuff anyway.
I'm just going to close this thread since this argument is pretty useless anyway.]]> svpe Ideas, requestsSun, 11 Oct 2009 19:46:22 +0200 http://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37579#msg-37579 Re: Drop Wii64, Port Project64 Insteadhttp://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37579#msg-37579
Also simplicity doesn't mean good. Sometimes something more complicated can produce better results. I know the source for the plug-ins are optimized for PC but maybe for the more complex stuff to port you need way more time than with something simpler to get the desired result. That would mean much longer time between releases of Wii64 but sometimes that's what you have to do.]]> wildgoosespeeder Ideas, requestsSun, 11 Oct 2009 19:29:21 +0200 http://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37567#msg-37567 Re: Drop Wii64, Port Project64 Insteadhttp://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37567#msg-37567
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wildspeedgoose
I doubt you even looked at the latest release dates of the plug-ins. Glide64 'Napalm WX' Release 1 August 20, 2009 and glN64 August 18, 2003. Just over six years difference.

Try to understand, these are the release dates FOR THE PC VERSION SOURCE.
Are you aware of how different the "port" of GLN64 for Wii64 is from the original right now, how many improvents the Wii64 team made to it?

The main advantage of Glide64 over GLN64 is usabilty (for a PC app) and optimization (for a PC platform). None of them matters in Wii64 context.
In the other hand, GLN64 have the advantage of been simple, and flexible, which REALLY matters when you are porting it to another platform.]]> DanielHueho Ideas, requestsSun, 11 Oct 2009 18:55:49 +0200 http://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37562#msg-37562 Re: Drop Wii64, Port Project64 Insteadhttp://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37562#msg-37562
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I'm just saying why port Mupen64, a pathetic N64 emulator, and not Project64, the best N64 emulator out there?

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The Wii64 I downloaded is a piece of crap. On the Homebrew Browser app it is rated 2/5. Doesn't that say something?

In my opinion, those are clearly disrespectful comments, that does not help in starting a polite and constructive discussion.

I do admit that those comments were blunt. Those comments were based on my feelings on the Wii64 alpha release. Ever since the Wii64 beta release, I drifted away from those kind of comments. I could not play any N64 games on the Wii64 alpha release so why did the developers release it? Don't release something that doesn't work quite yet. I know it's in its early prototyping stages so you can't expect much but completely unplayable? C'mon, they should have released Wii64 beta first and not second.

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Only problem, why are they using the source code from glN64 to emulate the graphics? The graphics are looking bad on some of the games. Use Glide64 because I have a pretty decent graphics card on my laptop and the graphics are nearly perfect! Since the Wii uses ATI graphics, it would be wise to use Glide64.

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That's when I noticed the graphics were bad in some games. Looked even more at the details of Wii64 and right there was the reason, glN64.

In my opinion (again), those comments are also disrespectful and presumptuous because they are insinuating devs don't know what they are doing and that YOU know better than them what would be "wiser" to do... when you obviously don't (and no, this is not a matter of opinion, this is fact, based on the content of your posts).

Hmm, an "offensive" suggestion? Jeez, I doubt the Wii64 developers wouldn't even think of it being insulting but rather informing since we are talking about the Glide64 'Napalm WX' Release 1 plug-in.

I doubt you even looked at the latest release dates of the plug-ins. Glide64 'Napalm WX' Release 1 August 20, 2009 and glN64 August 18, 2003. Just over six years difference. Both have the latest source code for their plug-ins. Maybe the Wii64 developers didn't look at Glide64 'Napalm WX' Release 1 source code. I don't know what they have and haven't done.]]> wildgoosespeeder Ideas, requestsSun, 11 Oct 2009 18:34:30 +0200 http://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37561#msg-37561 Re: Drop Wii64, Port Project64 Insteadhttp://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37561#msg-37561
My sugestion: someone close this thread, please? It was stupid 2 months ago, and this doesn't changed at all.]]> DanielHueho Ideas, requestsSun, 11 Oct 2009 18:32:07 +0200 http://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37547#msg-37547 Re: Drop Wii64, Port Project64 Insteadhttp://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37547#msg-37547
If you think something could be done better than the way it is currently done... THEN DO IT. PROVE IT. If you don't have the technical know-how to do that, then go learn! If you don't have time to learn or are too lazy to learn, then too bad, live with what you have. I think the majority of coders don't have a problem with a little constructive criticism (even from NON-Coders)... heck , that's how we improve our projects, but after a certain point, just shut up and enjoy the product you have.

I would have no problems with your arguments (and no one else would either) if you had started doing some coding and could show how what you are saying is true.

I know we don't need MORE people jumping into this argument, but lets just let it go. If you think it can be done better, come back when you have coded your own N64 emulator and can say "See, I told you"

Until then, stop "suggesting" something that obviously isn't going to be pursued. I don't think there was anything wrong with your "request" (this is the ideas and request forum) but at some point you have to stop fighting for it to be done by others and do it yourself.

-mdbrim (the elderly statesman)]]> mdbrim Ideas, requestsSun, 11 Oct 2009 15:57:58 +0200 http://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37542#msg-37542 Re: Drop Wii64, Port Project64 Insteadhttp://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37542#msg-37542
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Hey, ekeeke was being disrespectful to me. You are the moderator Arikado! I would have expected better from you. I would have expected you to not promote ekeeke's behavior. Just because some knows loads more about Wii programming doesn't mean that they have the right to act like a jerk to those who know less. I don't know much about Wii programming but do understand computer programming. I read up on some of the Wii development tools and they use C++ so I assumed that all of what I said before in this topic could be applied.
ekeeke has been more than generous in giving up his time to hold a conversation with you. He has given you extremely detailed, technical, answers and you keep throwing simpleton retorts at him such as 'Well... Anything's possible!!! You can't say no!!!'

But I digress, I've said nothing. This is ekeeke's debate, not my own (thank goodness - I have enough of those :-P)

Then, Hman360 had to jump in with literally the most insulting comment I've ever seen (anywhere actually) toward one of the few people in the world who actually know anything about actual emulation. After seeing your gushingly over joyous response to Hman360 though, I figured it would be appropriate if I made the same type of comment - but in ekeeke's favor instead.

The difference between you and ekeeke is that ekeeke had the merit to ignore my blatantly inappropriate comment. You, however, had the inability to ignore Hman360's comment and instead cheaply used it against ekeeke in an orgy of self-support. This simple happening can be a metaphor for a lot of things that have gone on in this topic.

This is my last post in this topic (even if Hman360 makes a hundred and two posts :-P ).]]> Arikado Ideas, requestsSun, 11 Oct 2009 14:49:07 +0200 http://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37531#msg-37531 Re: Drop Wii64, Port Project64 Insteadhttp://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37531#msg-37531
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I'm just saying why port Mupen64, a pathetic N64 emulator, and not Project64, the best N64 emulator out there?

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The Wii64 I downloaded is a piece of crap. On the Homebrew Browser app it is rated 2/5. Doesn't that say something?

In my opinion, those are clearly disrespectful comments, that does not help in starting a polite and constructive discussion.

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Only problem, why are they using the source code from glN64 to emulate the graphics? The graphics are looking bad on some of the games. Use Glide64 because I have a pretty decent graphics card on my laptop and the graphics are nearly perfect! Since the Wii uses ATI graphics, it would be wise to use Glide64.

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That's when I noticed the graphics were bad in some games. Looked even more at the details of Wii64 and right there was the reason, glN64.

In my opinion (again), those comments are also disrespectful and presumptuous because they are insinuating devs don't know what they are doing and that YOU know better than them what would be "wiser" to do... when you obviously don't (and no, this is not a matter of opinion, this is fact, based on the content of your posts).

Now, being naive or not knowing much about Wii programming is certainly not a problem and off course don't desserve outrageous reactions but it becomes one when you keep questionning the work of others and ignoring people who try to explain why your suggestions are biased...

That's said, I'm certainly losing patience too easily when I see those kind of comments and I should probably not lose my time trying to explain people why they are wrong, but hey, this is internet after all ... I like to believe, naively, that explaining can bring better things than ignoring ;-)]]> ekeeke Ideas, requestsSun, 11 Oct 2009 12:35:47 +0200 http://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37520#msg-37520 Re: Drop Wii64, Port Project64 Insteadhttp://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37520#msg-37520 wildgoosespeeder Ideas, requestsSun, 11 Oct 2009 09:06:51 +0200 http://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37508#msg-37508 Re: Drop Wii64, Port Project64 Insteadhttp://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37508#msg-37508
Seriously. Hman360: Who are you to tell one of the gods of emulation to calm down? Maybe if you and your damn sleeping buddy weren't narrow minded know-nothings who shouldn't be allowed within 10 miles of a computer, then the computer scientists here wouldn't be frustrated.

(Sorry ekeeke, I cant help myself)]]> Arikado Ideas, requestsSun, 11 Oct 2009 05:49:04 +0200 http://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37471#msg-37471 Re: Drop Wii64, Port Project64 Insteadhttp://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37471#msg-37471
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wildgoosespeeder, you are right and thank you for understanding my question. ekeeke, you need to calm down. We are not trying to insult the authors of the program in any way. We just want to offer ideas to improve this program.

THANK YOU! I was really feeling scared on why would he pushing back so hard on something that is just an opinion being suggestive.

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I understand that it is an insult to keep going on about trying to port P64 instead of M64, but we are not saying that anymore.

I still feel as though Project64 should be ported because Mupen64 lacks a few things that Project64 supports. One of those things is GameShark.

Well ever since Wii64 alpha was replaced with Wii64 beta, I am less concerned about Project64 being ported anyway. I just hope that GameShark can be implemented in future releases of Wii64.]]> wildgoosespeeder Ideas, requestsSat, 10 Oct 2009 23:23:12 +0200 http://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37465#msg-37465 Re: Drop Wii64, Port Project64 Insteadhttp://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37465#msg-37465calm down. We are not trying to insult the authors of the program in any way. We just want to offer ideas to improve this program. I understand that it is an insult to keep going on about trying to port P64 instead of M64, but we are not saying that anymore. I never said that at all anyway... And, seriously, you need to learn to spell words correctly. I mean, professionnal and unappropriate are not well-formed words. The words are professional and inappropriate. Anyway, we just want to know if the program could be modified and improved to support features we have seen and that we really liked in other places. So calm down already...]]> Hman360 Ideas, requestsSat, 10 Oct 2009 22:43:11 +0200 http://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37447#msg-37447 Re: Drop Wii64, Port Project64 Insteadhttp://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37447#msg-37447
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This is disrespectful in the way you are asking developpers to drop something they put a lot of time/effort in because it does not meet your PC emulation standard and you persist at thinking you know better what they should do, when you obviously have no clue about programming...

So I can't express my opinion in fear of offending the coders? A suggestion is not an insult, it's something to consider. Plus don't tell me what I do and don't know. That is more disrespectful than what you think me being disrespectful to the coders are.

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How come Wii games can run at 60fps? Those graphics are way better.

We are speaking about emulation here, don't you know what that means ? Wii games do not use N64 "graphic plugins", they use graphic engines specifically developped for the Wii hardware, this is totally unrelated.

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What about VC N64 games? I know that the VC has a very limited selection but those games can run a full 60fps too

Those are heavily optimized emulators who are dedicated to run a specific game, most probaly using some kind of hacks or pre-rendered texture tricks to get full speed. Not even considering they are coded by a professionnal team who probably knows much more about Wii/N64 hardware than everybody else...

I was trying to compare something that is faster and better in the present than what was available in the past. I was trying to counter your 10fps statement.

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What makes you say that a Wii N64 emulator can't run at the same speed as a N64 VC game?

Lol, I never said such things

Sorry I meant if Wii64 ever uses Glide64 and your 10fps comment.

I understand hardware limitations and coding but my "anything is possible with coding" statement is that you can push codes to the limit of the hardware.]]> wildgoosespeeder Ideas, requestsSat, 10 Oct 2009 21:18:15 +0200 http://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37441#msg-37441 Re: Drop Wii64, Port Project64 Insteadhttp://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37441#msg-37441
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I don't know where you get off saying this thread disrespects the coders. T
This is disrespectful in the way you are asking developpers to drop something they put a lot of time/effort in because it does not meet your PC emulation standard and you persist at thinking you know better what they should do, when you obviously have no clue about programming...

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How come Wii games can run at 60fps? Those graphics are way better.

We are speaking about emulation here, don't you know what that means ? Wii games do not use N64 "graphic plugins", they use graphic engines specifically developped for the Wii hardware, this is totally unrelated.

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What about VC N64 games? I know that the VC has a very limited selection but those games can run a full 60fps too

Those are heavily optimized emulators who are dedicated to run a specific game, most probaly using some kind of hacks or pre-rendered texture tricks to get full speed. Not even considering they are coded by a professionnal team who probably knows much more about Wii/N64 hardware than everybody else...

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What makes you say that a Wii N64 emulator can't run at the same speed as a N64 VC game?

Lol, I never said such things (I'm quite sure Wii64 will be able to run the majority of games fullspeed and that graphic bugs will be fixed), only that:

1) to achieve fullspeed emulation, you need a major rewrite of the graphic renderer to use the Wii hardware as most as possible.

2) not everything is portable because of hardware differences (the Wii video hardware have no native support for OpenGL or Glide API, and plugins could very likely be using graphic cards features that are not supported on Wii)

3) the most you use software as a wrapper, the most it slowdowns the emulation core

4) there are probaly good reasons why they did not port Glide64 (I'm not even sure they are using a port of Gl64, probably a GX optimized renderer), better trust them on that too...

Seriously, I'm just trying to take some time explaining you why your suggestions are biased and totally unappropriate, now, if you cannot understand that , I'm definitively off...]]> ekeeke Ideas, requestsSat, 10 Oct 2009 20:49:04 +0200 http://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37421#msg-37421 Re: Drop Wii64, Port Project64 Insteadhttp://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37421#msg-37421 wildgoosespeeder Ideas, requestsSat, 10 Oct 2009 19:10:26 +0200 http://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37373#msg-37373 Re: Drop Wii64, Port Project64 Insteadhttp://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37373#msg-37373
Anyway, asking to drop Gl64 because Glide64 runs much better on your PC is exactly like asking to drop this "crappy" Mupen64 and port Project64 instead: you are not just only disrespectful to the coder's gigantic work but are also completely dismissing (again) the fact that the Wii and your PC use two complely different architecture & hardware, and that the coders probably know better than you what they can or cannot do to improve their work...]]> ekeeke Ideas, requestsSat, 10 Oct 2009 10:55:04 +0200 http://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37333#msg-37333 Re: Drop Wii64, Port Project64 Insteadhttp://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37333#msg-37333
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ekeeke
You do realize those plugins are specifically designed to work with computers graphic cards and API, do you ? Don't' you still understand that the developpers of Wii64 know exactly what they are doing, that they obviously already know about the different N64 plugins that exist out there and that they probably ported gl64 for a good reason ?

Glide64 and glN64 were designed for computers as it is a *.dll. I'm refering to the source code, not the compiled *.dll file!

If there is one thing I know about coding and that is anything is possible. You completely rule out something just because the code was designed to be compiled for a computer. It can be ported. All someone needs to do is take the time and convert the codes so that way it can run on a different platform.]]> wildgoosespeeder Ideas, requestsSat, 10 Oct 2009 02:17:35 +0200 http://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37329#msg-37329 Re: Drop Wii64, Port Project64 Insteadhttp://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37329#msg-37329 labtech9998 Ideas, requestsSat, 10 Oct 2009 01:24:35 +0200 http://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37252#msg-37252 Re: Drop Wii64, Port Project64 Insteadhttp://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37252#msg-37252
You do realize those plugins are specifically designed to work with computers graphic cards and API, do you ? Don't' you still understand that the developpers of Wii64 know exactly what they are doing, that they obviously already know about the different N64 plugins that exist out there and that they probably ported gl64 for a good reason ?

To make it simple, no, Glide64 won't work "out of the box" with the Wii graphic hardware and no, the fact it is from "ATI graphics" does not make anything "easier", sorry to be a little harsh but, contrary to what you seem to think, you have absolutely no idea about what you are speaking...]]> ekeeke Ideas, requestsFri, 09 Oct 2009 13:41:49 +0200 http://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37207#msg-37207 Re: Drop Wii64, Port Project64 Insteadhttp://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37207#msg-37207 wildgoosespeeder Ideas, requestsFri, 09 Oct 2009 02:59:39 +0200 http://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37190#msg-37190 Re: Drop Wii64, Port Project64 Insteadhttp://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37190#msg-37190
Here is Rice Video:
Rice Video thread on EmuTalk.net]]> Hman360 Ideas, requestsFri, 09 Oct 2009 01:27:27 +0200 http://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37027#msg-37027 Re: Drop Wii64, Port Project64 Insteadhttp://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37027#msg-37027
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The only reason I doubted Wii64 in the first place was because the alpha release I couldn't play N64 games at all. Then I looked at the details of Wii64, found out that it was a port of Mupen64, and I figured that the Mupen64 source code was to blame for the failure since there are some problems with Mupen64 source code compiled. The beta release of Wii64 is better because I am able to play N64 games. That's when I noticed the graphics were bad in some games. Looked even more at the details of Wii64 and right there was the reason, glN64. I suggested Glide64 because glN64 was from August 18, 2003 and Glide64 most recent release is August 20, 2009. The source code for the latest release of Glide64 is there. Tried both glN64 and Glide64 on Project64 and Glide64 has the correct graphics, glN64 plug-in behaves the same way as I saw in Wii64 beta. Plus the Mupen64 download that has Glide64 is an older version.

glN64
Glide64

Ok, see tha'ts the kind of attitude and reasoning we've been trying to get out of you all along.
I feel willing to this this conversation remain where it has stopped, and move on.
But I'm sure their going to use something else like glide64, or make something even better, because after all look what they did with mupen64.
;)]]> ckinrun Ideas, requestsWed, 07 Oct 2009 21:45:56 +0200 http://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37011#msg-37011 Re: Drop Wii64, Port Project64 Insteadhttp://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,37011#msg-37011Wii64 and right there was the reason, glN64. I suggested Glide64 because glN64 was from August 18, 2003 and Glide64 most recent release is August 20, 2009. The source code for the latest release of Glide64 is there. Tried both glN64 and Glide64 on Project64 and Glide64 has the correct graphics, glN64 plug-in behaves the same way as I saw in Wii64 beta. Plus the Mupen64 download that has Glide64 is an older version.

glN64
Glide64]]> wildgoosespeeder Ideas, requestsWed, 07 Oct 2009 20:28:02 +0200 http://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,36954#msg-36954 Re: Drop Wii64, Port Project64 Insteadhttp://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,36954#msg-36954
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Perhaps I underestimated Wii64. Before they released Wii64 beta 1, I was a doubter. Now I like what they have done with it. Only problem, why are they using the source code from glN64 to emulate the graphics? The graphics are looking bad on some of the games. Use Glide64 because I have a pretty decent graphics card on my laptop and the graphics are nearly perfect! Since the Wii uses ATI graphics, it would be wise to use Glide64.

*twitch* *twitch* *twitch**twitch**twitch*
You don't seem to understand any of what we're telling you.
Ok, look at it like this.
Pretend your Wii is a pile of compost. (Bear with me here)
Now, if you have an Orange, lets say, and you throw it in the pile, its going to take about 3 to 4 weeks to decompose into the pile of compost.
Now, lets say that your 'top of the line' emulator plugin is a brick.
Throw that brick into the pile of compost, and tell me how long it takes to disintegrate.

Now, take that example, and replace the decomposition with programming, coding, and porting, the compost with your Wii, the Orange with the programmers custom plugins, and the brick with your Glide, or whatever (To lazy to look up the page for the name ... ._.)

NOW, Do you understand?

And, besides, if you were a doubter before, and now your not, then sit, and wait for them to release, it's just something that they haven't gotten around to doing yet. You act as if you know how to do their job better...

EDIT:
After reading up a but more, here's my response:
Ok, now I'm flaming furious.
WTF ARE YOUR THINKING, JESUS HOLY MOTHER OF *BLLLLLLLLEEEEPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP*!?!?!!??!?!?
The people at Project64, even told you that mupen64 already, defaultly, USES GLIDE64 FOR FLIPPING GFX.
._.
Gtfo much pl0xX?
Or are you just trying to flipping piss us all of?]]> ckinrun Ideas, requestsWed, 07 Oct 2009 07:20:19 +0200 http://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,36288#msg-36288 Re: Drop Wii64, Port Project64 Insteadhttp://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,36288#msg-36288 pcmantinker Ideas, requestsSat, 03 Oct 2009 01:18:22 +0200 http://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,36121#msg-36121 Re: Drop Wii64, Port Project64 Insteadhttp://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,36121#msg-36121 wildgoosespeeder Ideas, requestsFri, 02 Oct 2009 06:00:16 +0200 http://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,28827#msg-28827 Re: Drop Wii64, Port Project64 Insteadhttp://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,28827#msg-28827valid reasons why your initial request and statement are irrelevant and why it has still not been attempted.

If you knew what coding was, you wouldn't tell porting an emulator written in assembly just need "a few tweaks" because as said above, on the contrary, it would need a complete rewrite, which pretty gives you the reason why Mupen64 should not be "dropped" for Project64.

You also fail to understand that Mupen64 running on your PC would not be the same as the version running on your Wii, and that some graphic rendering plugins that appears buggy on your computer are going to be completely rewritten for the Wii. Still, implementing missing features and fixing some emulation bugs would still be LOT MORE easier and efficient than porting Project64 from scratch.

Now, if anyone want to try to port Project64, he can do it if he wants but requesting developpers to drop a one year (probably more) project to start everything back from scratch is not only direspectful for their already done work but also shows you don't really know what you are talking about ...

If you still don't understant that, I guess you are a lost case :-D]]> ekeeke Ideas, requestsThu, 13 Aug 2009 10:19:03 +0200 http://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,28791#msg-28791 Re: Drop Wii64, Port Project64 Insteadhttp://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,28791#msg-28791
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Well, I think we know enough about you to say that you don't know anything about coding ;-)

I may be a noob here but that doesn't mean I don't know coding! You guys keep asking me why port Project64 and I keep saying why not? You guys gave me excuses why to not port Project64.]]> wildgoosespeeder Ideas, requestsThu, 13 Aug 2009 01:04:28 +0200 http://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,28704#msg-28704 Re: Drop Wii64, Port Project64 Insteadhttp://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,28704#msg-28704If that is the case, the only option would be rewrite]]> daniel_c_w Ideas, requestsWed, 12 Aug 2009 18:04:29 +0200 http://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,28666#msg-28666 Re: Drop Wii64, Port Project64 Insteadhttp://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?26,28385,28666#msg-28666
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Don't judge a book by its cover.
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2. With a few tweaks to the source code, it can be ported

Well, I think we know enough about you to say that you don't know anything about coding ;-)]]> Arikado Ideas, requestsWed, 12 Aug 2009 14:59:05 +0200