Project64 with a Nintendo Wiimote

[Anonymous]

emulist64, are you a retard.. obviously hes using PJ64 or else Jabo wouldn't post it here

[Smiff_]

Troa, which features of NRage's input plugin does this need please? Jabo may like to get those into our own plugin.

Rex, yes it is PJ64, but we have posted about other emulators before (e.g. Mupen).

[Anonymous]

so do you need a custom sensor bar to run this, or will bluetooth be enough?

[Anonymous]

I once used a Wiimote with an NES Emulator to play Super Mario Bros in Super Paper Mario style (anyone who's played that game knows what I'm talking about; you hold the Wiimote sideways like an NES controller). It was fun!

Haven't tried Project 64 yet; the needed Bluesoleil drivers do not work under Vista (even the special "Vista" versions don't work!) and GlovePIE crashes. I'll have to boot back into XP I guess.

[Anonymous]

Yeah, Wii Remote / computer collaboration can be really tricky (especially in Windows Vista), but as long as you use Windows XP then checking this list out is a great start:

http://www.wiili.org/index.php/Compatible_Bluetooth_Devices

[Anonymous]

There is no way this is NOT real. Look at when he uses the slingshot, notice part of the sling missing? This is a common graphical issue presented in emulation.

[MikeSixer]

First of All It has to be real for one reason

I own a wii and when you download that from the wii shop channel it already says before you download it that it os only compatible with the classic or gamecube controller.

It's 100 percent real.

[Anonymous]

Do you need to buy the wii to get that sensor box and also how does that connect to the computer, I don't have a wii and want to know if I could do this for under $70.

[Anonymous]

Will you include a Wiimote driver for Project 64 1.7?

I don't like having to write a long script.

[Anonymous]

I Know But What version "OF" "Project 64" IS He Using ?