Emulation news is pretty slow at the moment, but <a href=http://www.dcemu.co.uk>wraggster</a> let me know some pretty interesting news about iQue, that should satisfy all N64 fans around the globe, as <a href=http://www.lik-sang.com/news.php?artc=3498&lsaid=219793>Lik-Sang</a> now reports that the device is capable of going online:
<font class=post_quote>After month of silence around Nintendo’s iQue, here is the long awaited iQue Update with some exciting news about the console. This will make iQue owners but also N64 veterans very happy as it's finally getting interesting.
Nintendo recently didn't only announce Sin and Punishment for the iQue (which is available at iQue Depots since a couple of days), they will finally ship the iQue USB Cable Upgrade. The magic accessory allows downloading new games, updating the iQue through the Internet, online play of iQue ported N64 titles and to communicate with other iQue owners. The cable is supposed to be available within two weeks.
Whether this development gives us an outlook how the NDS online functions are supposed to work or if this development is completely separate from other Nintendo (of Japan) developments, and if the online multiplayer modes are already built in into the previously published titles such as Mario Kart, remains unanswered at iQue Limited.</font>
Head over to <a href=http://www.lik-sang.com/news.php?artc=3498&lsaid=219793>Lik-Sang</a> for the full story.
<font class=post_quote>After month of silence around Nintendo’s iQue, here is the long awaited iQue Update with some exciting news about the console. This will make iQue owners but also N64 veterans very happy as it's finally getting interesting.
Nintendo recently didn't only announce Sin and Punishment for the iQue (which is available at iQue Depots since a couple of days), they will finally ship the iQue USB Cable Upgrade. The magic accessory allows downloading new games, updating the iQue through the Internet, online play of iQue ported N64 titles and to communicate with other iQue owners. The cable is supposed to be available within two weeks.
Whether this development gives us an outlook how the NDS online functions are supposed to work or if this development is completely separate from other Nintendo (of Japan) developments, and if the online multiplayer modes are already built in into the previously published titles such as Mario Kart, remains unanswered at iQue Limited.</font>
Head over to <a href=http://www.lik-sang.com/news.php?artc=3498&lsaid=219793>Lik-Sang</a> for the full story.
