Perfect Dark

[IceFlow2]

I accidently installed PJ64 1.5 beta the other day.Thinking that it was 1.5 final I decided to play Perfect Dark and it ran almost "Perfect".

When I realised that I had installed the beta version of PJ64 I quickly updated to the final version and gave Perfect Dark another go. It ran at 60fps but appeared to be heaps slower and choppy in some places.

 

[Clements]

Slowdown occured often in the real game too, when there were lots of enemies or explosions on the screen. Remember that N64 slowdown is emulated along with the game!

 

[RJARRRPCGP]

Try Perfect Dark with advanced block linking on.

 

[IceFlow2]

Slowdown occured often in the real game too, when there were lots of enemies or explosions on the screen. Remember that N64 slowdown is emulated along with the game!

"Yes, I know" but what I'm saying is that it appeared to run smoother on PJ64 1.5 beta.

 

[pilm]

It's a save-file type problem

The problem comes of the save-file type. I don't remeber exactly, but I know that if you change the type of the save-file (e.g. 16kb Flash instead 32kb Flash), it's really increase speed, but you can't save in-game - don't know why, PD use a mempack !. Try to see what kind of save-file was in the 1.5b, and select the same in 1.5

 

[scotty]

Perfect dark is a great game, but Project 64 requires a good system to play it on. I use 1964 and it runs Perfectly

 

[Tirog]

i dunno man, I play on a XP2600 and 512 ddr ram, and it's still not perfect.