Gopher64 — simple64's official and spiritual successor

Libretro Cores
#1

It’s made by the same developer(s). Unlike simple64 however, it’s not based entirely on Mupen64Plus. And it’s aiming for a more LowSpec hardware overhang.

It uses parallel-RDP in correlation with an original interpreter based on observing the better components from the mupen64plus and ares interpreters in order to come out with something that’s a bit more universally efficient, and better compatible with different hardware.

It also contains some features that aren’t found in mupen64plus or ares, for example, SummerCart64/SD card emulation, CPU overclocking, Japanese VRU support, etc.

With the latest release of version 1.1.6 that adds save states and improved net-play support, I figured this one could be considered for candidacy in the Libretro department.

But I don’t know how it works behind the scenes. It’s entirely up to the people who run it. I’m just shooting suggestions in the dark.

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#2

Would you look at the timing.

1.1.17 just released a little bit ago, and it’s a whopper:

  • Press F1 to toggle showing FPS (internal game FPS) and VI/S (emulated refresh rate)
  • Added support for opening a ROM by dropping it onto the window
  • Added option for VSync
  • Added list of recently opened ROMs
  • GameBoy RAM is now written back to the save file
  • Improved transferpak loading (file dialogs appear when you enable a transferpak, not when the game starts)
#3

You mean 1.1.19

Also, i saw the libretro-cores section and i almost thought there was a core released :frowning: