Great port. Environment-shading is off/broken, though. On N64 things get darker or foggier the farther aaway they get, on PS2 not so. Also, PS2 jumps ahead in the demos due to not lagging lol
Nice port. Some of the other commentators seem to think it should look “better” but actually I think it’s great you preserve the original aesthetic with some subtle enhancements due to the ps2 hardware. I mean it people want a super clean, high res version you’re basically asking for a remake. Why not just build it from scratch in unity then🤷♂️
Because the SM64 Port can be used to flex by the owner, but also it can run on underpowered-by-today's-standards machines, like the Nintendo DSi and that includes the PS2. Also, I don't know if it's easier to port a game or to remake it. It depends but for SM64, I don't know.
Damn I wasn't expecting the PS2 version to look so much better then the original N64 (yes i know the PS2 is more powerfull but this is a fan made port)
Not really that much more powerful on the 3d side, it was just that Nintendo skimped heavily on the video ram to keep prices low and hence put developers into corset they could not escape. The SGI gpu in the N64 was pretty good workstation class level stuff, Nintendo just cheapened out on the video RAM and hence everything looked washed out and blurry and also the lack of space on the modules did not help either to fix the problem.
The first PS2 games could almost pass as N64 games, Half Life, Unreal Tournament, Red Faction, compare against Perfect Dark or Turok 3, I know the framerate is on the low side on N64 but on the visual side there's really not much of a difference.
It is not impressive since PS2 is like 60 times more powerful. What i found impressive however is that it loads fast considering it isnt using cartridges, but again, maybe the extra hardware really compensates that.
The N64 had one advantage: the resolution of the TV-sets of that era were so low res that it really didn't make much of a difference. They were around 480-576 lines 'high' - therefore you should compare the images at around 480p and then there's very little difference between the N64 and the PS2. So the real world difference was pretty small to non-existent. At least for this game. When it came to multiplayer the PS2 was (IMO) a bit smoother in splitscreen mode.
In fact not since the port to ps2 came out a few years ago, when the ps5 was being announced so everything you said is invalid since not everyone had those old TVs anymore
im guessing the PS2 lighting problem is because natively it only outputs 24bit color depth compare to N64 that has 32bit, you can clearly see the color banding in the ghost castle area.
así es justo como se ve, recuerda que la resolución de esa consola era de 320x240 pixeles, y el video está capturado directamente de una N64 real, no emulador.
@@Bocampeon_2022 lo sé, pero el video no está grabado de una pantalla, está grabado con una capturadora de video, en televisiones CRT se veía mejor por las líneas de escaneo que ayudaban a disimular la pixelación y lo borroso de la imagen y la N64 está diseñada para aprovechar esa tecnología, yo también me sorprendí la primera vez que conecté mi consola a una pantalla HD, la imagen es muy mala.
What do you mean? Of course you'll never see Nintendo games on Playstation consoles officially, regardless if the system can handle it, so yeah, this work belongs to the fans or hackers.
@@ZpinalX yea...good thing is some N64 titles are also on other systems like Ps1... Soo they should focus on N64 exlusives......i can say i wus privliged to play THE SIMS on n64...it wus a blue cartrige ... A friend let me borrow it in middle school ...i already hade the game on Pc..... Funny thing never found any info on it anywere...ever...
No way, The Sims is not from the N64 era, the games that look like it (top down View) are Command & Conquer and StarCraft. Maybe a few others that i don't remember
![[EXHIBITION] Preliminary Use](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/wUu3sDGvPk0/mqdefault.jpg)
I burned it on a DVD and works great on my PS2, combined with a CRT TV, simply amazing.
Great port. Environment-shading is off/broken, though. On N64 things get darker or foggier the farther aaway they get, on PS2 not so. Also, PS2 jumps ahead in the demos due to not lagging lol
Nice port. Some of the other commentators seem to think it should look “better” but actually I think it’s great you preserve the original aesthetic with some subtle enhancements due to the ps2 hardware.
I mean it people want a super clean, high res version you’re basically asking for a remake. Why not just build it from scratch in unity then🤷♂️
Because the SM64 Port can be used to flex by the owner, but also it can run on underpowered-by-today's-standards machines, like the Nintendo DSi and that includes the PS2. Also, I don't know if it's easier to port a game or to remake it. It depends but for SM64, I don't know.
I own a N64 and I’ll admit, it is very pixelated. Oh and I love how Mario calls bowser gay.
Yeah, N64 has a poor resolution
Due to a problem of he said that. Fans think its "So long Gay bowser!" But he actually said "So long Eh bowser!" If you hear correctly.
@Mr Sanker Its kinga bowser.w
Actually he says Shalom gay Bowser
Bowser,Isn't Gay,He's A
Damn I wasn't expecting the PS2 version to look so much better then the original N64 (yes i know the PS2 is more powerfull but this is a fan made port)
Not really that much more powerful on the 3d side, it was just that Nintendo skimped heavily on the video ram to keep prices low and hence put developers into corset they could not escape. The SGI gpu in the N64 was pretty good workstation class level stuff, Nintendo just cheapened out on the video RAM and hence everything looked washed out and blurry and also the lack of space on the modules did not help either to fix the problem.
The first PS2 games could almost pass as N64 games, Half Life, Unreal Tournament, Red Faction, compare against Perfect Dark or Turok 3, I know the framerate is on the low side on N64 but on the visual side there's really not much of a difference.
@@ZpinalX mario mod for ps2 ?
@@werpu12Wut? Did you even saw what PS2 could run? GT4? MGS3? Even if N64 had infinite space there would be no way to run that.
It is not impressive since PS2 is like 60 times more powerful. What i found impressive however is that it loads fast considering it isnt using cartridges, but again, maybe the extra hardware really compensates that.
The N64 had one advantage: the resolution of the TV-sets of that era were so low res that it really didn't make much of a difference. They were around 480-576 lines 'high' - therefore you should compare the images at around 480p and then there's very little difference between the N64 and the PS2.
So the real world difference was pretty small to non-existent. At least for this game. When it came to multiplayer the PS2 was (IMO) a bit smoother in splitscreen mode.
In fact not since the port to ps2 came out a few years ago, when the ps5 was being announced so everything you said is invalid since not everyone had those old TVs anymore
It seems the N64 version has aliasing and better lighting, when the Playstation 2 seems to have very poor lighting, and it has anti aliasing.
The aliasing can be caused by the poor resolution of 320x224 on N64, on PS2 It runs at 640x480, that's why It looks cleaner.
im guessing the PS2 lighting problem is because natively it only outputs 24bit color depth compare to N64 that has 32bit, you can clearly see the color banding in the ghost castle area.
@@yasunakaikumi i think the last 8 bits are for transparency (I haven't read the specs)
are wee looking at the same thing
PS2 can go up to 1080i on select titles. 480p is common for PS2 games in general.
Actually 480i is the common for PS2, only a few games support 480p, as for 1080i the only game that comes to my mind is Gran Turismo 4.
Imagine porting Zelda OOT on the PS2
that would be neat
Did you plug the n64 port on the back of the ps2?
xD
Someone used the uncompiled vesion of mario 64 and recoded it to work on the ps2
Exactly
ur dum like me. Oh and btw, to answer your question, *NO!*
increible comparacion
I play it on my PS2 :) big thanks to whoever made this port
PS2 should look basically the same as the VC version
not really because the VC is emulated and the PS2 is native.
@@ZpinalX yes really, as both run at the same resolution (VC runs higher res than N64)
i don't see the light problem when i play this game on my ps2, it is like the n64
I didn't know there was a PS2 port.
yes, and it's pretty good
is this real ? how can you play exact gameplay in different console ?
You just don't press start.
@@itchy.tasty. Of course! You first have to insert the game!!
How did u get deadalus to run smoothly on the ps2
This Is not an emulator, It's a native port.
@@ZpinalX oh wow could you send a link?
Oh wait nvm I saw ur video about it
No recuerdo que en n64 se vea asi de pixelado. Aca hay alguna tramoya.
así es justo como se ve, recuerda que la resolución de esa consola era de 320x240 pixeles, y el video está capturado directamente de una N64 real, no emulador.
@@ZpinalX si, yo tuve la consola y no se veia asi.
@@Bocampeon_2022 Yo tengo la consola, el video lo capturé de la consola y cartucho original.
@@ZpinalX ok, pero tené en cuenta que las tvs modernas al tener mas resol no suelen hacer bien la conversion.
@@Bocampeon_2022 lo sé, pero el video no está grabado de una pantalla, está grabado con una capturadora de video, en televisiones CRT se veía mejor por las líneas de escaneo que ayudaban a disimular la pixelación y lo borroso de la imagen y la N64 está diseñada para aprovechar esa tecnología, yo también me sorprendí la primera vez que conecté mi consola a una pantalla HD, la imagen es muy mala.
Double the resolution, ridiculous (so little) graphical glitches, no normal glitches.
Can You Inject any N64 Rom In this port
no, because it's using the SM64 code adapted to work natively on PS2, it's not an emulator, its a port.
@@ZpinalX thank you for awnsering my questiom
@@nintendogamingchannel7937 sure! no problem. 👍
The PS2 Resolution IS Better
Soo basicly in thery all n64 should work....but fans need to do all the work.....
What do you mean? Of course you'll never see Nintendo games on Playstation consoles officially, regardless if the system can handle it, so yeah, this work belongs to the fans or hackers.
@@ZpinalX thats what i mean...i own modded consoles...ps2/ps3/ps4/xbox classic....all modded...xbox classic handle n64 best...
But i dnt own a wii...
N64 emulation is pretty bad, the only emulator that runs decently is PJ64 on PC, at least with the popular games.
@@ZpinalX yea...good thing is some N64 titles are also on other systems like Ps1...
Soo they should focus on N64 exlusives......i can say i wus privliged to play THE SIMS on n64...it wus a blue cartrige ...
A friend let me borrow it in middle school ...i already hade the game on Pc.....
Funny thing never found any info on it anywere...ever...
No way, The Sims is not from the N64 era, the games that look like it (top down View) are Command & Conquer and StarCraft. Maybe a few others that i don't remember
How can I get it on my modded ps2
Opl
64 like nice
así no se ve en nintendo 64
está capturado en consola real, así es como se ve.