It does! In both PAL and US format.
I feel we'd get excitebike over glover, surely Mario Golf too
I noticed it immediately in the Mario Kart 64 menu, but when I compared Mario 64 across this and 3D All-Stars it felt fine. Jury's out for now, but I think it's likely not as great as the SNES emulator in this aspect.
Mario Golf is already confirmed for the service.
It can also be the japanese only Wonder Proyect J2. My guess on N64 list:
| 1 | 1080 Snowboarding |
| 2 | Banjo Kazooie |
| 3 | Banjo Tooie |
| 4 | Custom Robo (JP only) |
| 5 | Diddy Kong Racing |
| 6 | Donkey Kong 64 |
| 7 | Dr Mario 64 |
| 8 | F-Zero X |
| 9 | Excitebike 64 |
| 10 | Killer Instinct Gold |
| 11 | Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards |
| 12 | Mario Golf |
| 13 | Mario Kart 64 |
| 14 | Mario Party 1 |
| 15 | Mario Party 2 |
| 16 | Mario Party 3 |
| 17 | Mario Tennis |
| 18 | Mischief Makers |
| 19 | Mystical Ninja |
| 20 | Mystical Ninja 2 |
| 21 | Ogre Battle 64 |
| 22 | Paper Mario |
| 23 | Perfect Dark |
| 24 | Pilotwings 64 |
| 25 | Pokemon Puzzle League |
| 26 | Pokemon Snap |
| 27 | Pokemon Stadium |
| 28 | Pokemon Stadium 2 |
| 29 | Sin & Punishment |
| 30 | Star Fox 64 |
| 31 | Super Mario 64 |
| 32 | Super Smash Bros |
| 33 | Wave Race |
| 34 | Win Back |
| 35 | Wonder Project J2 |
| 36 | Yoshi's Story |
| 37 | The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask |
| 38 | The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time |
Mario 64 definitely has noticeable lag, Mario feels heavy in a way he shouldn't. But I adjusted pretty fast. I haven't played the other games.
I don’t have much experience with Mario Kart 64, but I just booted it up and did a race and didn’t notice any issues.
are you using joycon?
Switch Lite.
ya. the joycon/switch lite control sticks don't work well with Mario 64, it doesn't guage acceleration accurately. I guess we'll see but I'd assume if you buy the controller it works fine.
I'm certainly not gonna call it unplayable, just something which people sensitive to it may notice.
I’m playing with a pro controller and it seems fine to me.
As far as I can tell, if you are extremely sensitive to input lag or have regularly experienced these games various times through different emulators…its probably best to wait and see tests come through before jumping-in. If you are casually re-visiting these titles after many years, are playing these games for first time, or aren’t super invested in perfect emulation then this should be fine.
Yeah, like even as someone who's played Mario 64 to death it took maybe 10-15 minutes to adjust to the input lag. I'm willing to put up with that for portability and save states. But it's a legit gripe all the same.
I noticed a very small audio delay with N64 games, but it’s miles better than the audio delay in something like the recent Quake port on Switch everyone seems to love.
Mario is different where it's not so much lag as lack of functionality (with default controllers). As far as I can tell it's impossible to dive without running a fair distance first because the game can't register hard stick inputs. The buttons register perfectly, it's just a punch instead of a dive or whatever else.
I'm genuinely unsure if Nintendo even considers this to be a Nintendo 64 game. I believe the GameCube release was emulated, but they've never rereleased it as a standalone N64 title in any capacity.
Is 720p confirmed? Would be incredible.
I vaguely remember there was Master Quest N64 rom which you could play N64 emulator on PC.
I'm not questioning that it is one at a technical level; that much is known.
I think Star Fox 2 could be argued as a case where Nintendo could be convinced to look at it as something that can be added to the N64 NSO. They also have that “Special” tag version that they can bring-up again from the NES/SNES releases.
I'm seeing what you're saying, but I just tested it on NSO, 3D All-Stars, and Wii VC, and the same thing happened on all three (and I tested with both Joy-Cons and the Pro Controller for the Switch versions). As far as I can tell this is the original behavior; but I'll admit I never played it on original hardware, so I can't be certain.
It was bad enough that I didn't bother to even get the first star, so I don't think I'm imagining it. It's possible but I just played Mario 64 a month or two ago.
See my edit; test your stick in the calibration screen. I've seen Joy-Cons just behave like that before.
Would that happen to a brand new one? I'll have to check it out.
Almost certainly not, admittedly.
Looking at it, you do have the choice to disable rumble. You'd think adding a controller pack option wouldn't be hard.
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