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Jailbroken iPhone running N64 emulator with Wiimote support

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Games that were created for consoles may have a rough transition if it’s ported over to a mobile phone. Even if the device has a QWERTY keyboard, as opposed to relying solely on a touchscreen, maneuvering through the game may prove to be more difficult – even frustrating at times. Luckily an N64 emulator costing only $2.50 for jailbroken iPhones allows you to connect a Wiimote via Bluetooth. Just by checking out the video, we can see how much easier it is trying to play a game with it as opposed to using the virtual on-screen buttons. Super Mario 64 looks so good on the iPhone as well, plus the addition of controlling him through a Wiimote makes the experience a lot more tolerable. This new emulator may give console gamers that same experience that a traditional video game console provides – but it’s even better on the iPhone thanks to its portability.

via iSmashPhone




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1. skidodo142 posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:44

that's brutally laggy.

2. JeffdaBeat posted on 31 Dec 2009, 18:09

Yeah...laggy...no thanks on that one.

3. SamTime posted on 01 Jan 2010, 05:27

+1 for Smooth Criminal!

4. acipollo posted on 01 Jan 2010, 08:06

Why so laggy?

5. remixfa posted on 01 Jan 2010, 12:00

"its even better on the iphone" bla bla bla. while it is neat yes, it looks barely functional because of the lag, compared to its buttery smooth console counterpart. best part of the video? yup, the 8bit era sounding Smooth Criminal remake :)

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