Daedalus “Spiff Up” v1.0
Daedalus “Spiff Up”, a.k.a. Daedalus Wally, has got a new release for you all to enjoy! Making graphical changes on the popular N64 emulator Daedalus, Wally the developer is leaving the N64 emulator’s optimizations to StrmnNrmn.
Some of the improvements that can be found are in Micro Machines, with now visible characters, and a slightly better map. For Super Smash Bros, the characters may look weird not having facial detail, but hey, at least now they’re all in one piece. Besides, Wally the developer promised that it will be fixed in the future. Also enjoyable in the new release is the “fun to watch” intro and visible Nintendo logo.
The developer also notes that to get this game playable, you have to turn DYNAREC off. According to him, this doesn’t seem to be getting ingame without support of PSPLink, but he swears it goes ingame. The screenshot above is testament to his claim.
Here’s a list of the other changes from Wally:
- World is not enough: Not many fixes here except the carpet is red where you start and walls have less black dots, this needs more experience
- Diddy Kong Racing: Some Text at start
- I’m trying to figure out why it stays blue,
- I think it has something to do with the way the blending is done
- These fixes may fix some other problems in some other games, however its not guaranteed.
So basically, while there are many graphical fixes to share, there isn’t much optimizations done. Wally admits that there sure is still a lot to learn, a lot to implement, but definitely it will all be done (within this lifetime, hopefully). So check out this Nintendo 64 Emulator for the PSP.
Download: [Daedalus Spiff Up v1.0]
More on the Daedalus Wally v1.0 after the jump!
Daedalus “Spiff Up”, a.k.a. Daedalus Wally, has got a new release for you all to enjoy! Making graphical changes on the popular N64 emulator Daedalus, Wally the developer is leaving the N64 emulator’s optimizations to StrmnNrmn.
Some of the improvements that can be found are in Micro Machines, with now visible characters, and a slightly better map. For Super Smash Bros, the characters may look weird not having facial detail, but hey, at least now they’re all in one piece. Besides, Wally the developer promised that it will be fixed in the future. Also enjoyable in the new release is the “fun to watch” intro and visible Nintendo logo.
The developer also notes that to get this game playable, you have to turn DYNAREC off. According to him, this doesn’t seem to be getting ingame without support of PSPLink, but he swears it goes ingame. The screenshot above is testament to his claim.
Here’s a list of the other changes from Wally:
- World is not enough: Not many fixes here except the carpet is red where you start and walls have less black dots, this needs more experience
- Diddy Kong Racing: Some Text at start
- I’m trying to figure out why it stays blue,
- I think it has something to do with the way the blending is done
- These fixes may fix some other problems in some other games, however its not guaranteed.
So basically, while there are many graphical fixes to share, there isn’t much optimizations done. Wally admits that there sure is still a lot to learn, a lot to implement, but definitely it will all be done (within this lifetime, hopefully). So check out this Nintendo 64 Emulator for the PSP.
By the way, a little caveat from Wally: Please do not ask how to add graphics. He says that it would make it hard for himself and StrmmNrmm “when it comes to 100000 separated Daedalus builds. Also explaining every fine detail to you is impossible”. Besides, he is not a professional encoder, so there. The fixes are also not related to speed, speedups, or compatibility.
Plus, Wally says v.10 of his Daedalus “Spiff up” is all thanks to:
sRoon – Providing mux files and feedback
Infernomax – Testing & feedback & Mux files
Briggzy11 – Testing & feedback & Mux files
Video_Freak – Testing & Feedback
Tatsujin – Providing mux files and feedback
SkaterDude – Gave me the idea of adding graphics
Yourself – For viewing this
Download: [Daedalus Spiff Up v1.0]
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