Emulation - the legality of it?

[Smudge]

I cant remember where I downloaded mine, it was that long ago. But it worked just fine for me on an N64 emulator. The one I use is called Project64, led to believe thats the most popular one for N64 so if you look for that on Google it should turn up.

 

[JaseTheVillain]

Before I actually post anything, I should give advance warning that I'm an absolute novice with shit like this, and so I apologise if I'm asking really basic questions from here on out.

I once downloaded an emulator to play Zelda: Ocarina of Time on my laptop. It seemed to work OK at first, but then I had issues saving a game and returning to the point I had saved it. I also found that the controls were inconsistent and sometimes just wouldn't work.

I assumed the game was too complex or old to be emulated properly. My question is, is it possible to find reliable versions of these old games and play them through an emulator? And if so, where's the best place to get the stuff to do it?

This has everything you should/could ever need in terms of emulation.

In terms of it running, I've played through that game more times on my pc than I ever did on the N64!

 

[Pyeman]

Thanks for the info.

Might give it another go.