Finally I can say that what you guys said about ISS is perfectly true! This game RULEZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I use the N64 ROM (only 10 MB) on the emulator NEMU64!

p.s. Zelda rules too!!!

I am an idiot. I have no idea what an emulator is. Just tell me what to download and I'll do it.

Where can you download this game i heard a lot about it.

An emulator is a program which turns you PC into any given console.
This is cool, since games for old consoles are small (under 1 MB) and dloading is fast.

Nemu64 is a great N64 emulator and N64 games range in size from 5MB to 25MB (ZELDA - FANTASTIC).

www.romseeker.com is a great start, there (links!) you'll find ANYTHING

ISS2000 is sooooooooooooooo good, I'll never touch Fifa2000 again.

are the N64 GAMES DOWNLOADABLE?

but about ISS whether N64 OR PSX
it's the best ...FIFA compared to it is not a soccer game!

and yes it's worth any hassle (if there is..)

one definite but maybe costy way is:
get VGS( $50) BUT A 3mb FILE WHICH U COULD SPLIT WITH 100 PEOPLE cause ther's no product key or anything:
www.virtualgamestation.com

[This message has been edited by sabaho (edited 08-26-2000).]

Zambrotta that site doen't work can u give us a different site

i think i have it, but it's called iss 64 instead of 2000. i guess it's the same thing.

ok, i have a big problem. i tried both ultrahle and nemu64 but they are so damn slow. i have a pentium2 450 mhz, and no 3dfx card. also on the nemu64 comment for it it says it's only playable.

so zambrotta, how did you get it to run smoothly?

actually, it probably isn't the same thing cuz it's only 6 and a half mbs.

so can you tell us exactly where you found it?

http://fs.dai.net/ac/392250/E01.html?http://n64romsdl.nukemworld.com

JUST COPY AND PASTE! THIS IS ONE SHORTCUT!!!

The games are on freedrive, so you have to get an account (free...).

ISS64=6MB
ISS98==9.5MB
ISS2000 (OH YEAH!)=13 MB

I guess you also need a good CPU and a decent accelerator to make things work.

Sabaho if you want VGS go to Http://bleemer.heha.net (Full version)

Zambrotta WOW thanks for the link!
Your my man!!!!
ISS Rules


[This message has been edited by Manny (edited 08-27-2000).]

Great Idea, but does ne1 know where I can get ISS 64 using a download aid i.e GOZilla coz unlike some of u I don't get to spend 2 hours online at a time and freedrive isn't exactly giving a brilliant download speed.

any1 know some differences between PSX and N64 emu versions.. i heard a medical crew comes out to attend to injured players in the n64 version..is this true?

I have the same problem that mamoo has. Can someone help us?

THANKS manny but yeah anyone know difference btwn PSX and N64:
the game and the way emu's work?

Sabaho the games are very different..I don't know which one is the best, but unless you have a very fast pc you should go for the psx version!

Zambrotta which n64 do you use for iss 2000?
I have only tried nemu64 and it runs far too slow!

i have the EXACT same problem as manny. I d/l iss 2000 and i put on Nemu64 and when KONAMI sign comes up it runs VERY VERY slow. So zambrotta which emulator do u use tell us so we can play too http://www.soccergaming.com/ubb/biggrin.gif http://www.soccergaming.com/ubb/biggrin.gif

Nemu64 might just be the only one that can run it, and on my computer I get coloured stripes all over my screen and I have to reboot every time I load a rom. UltraHLE works great for me but it won't run ISS. Hmm...

-dsh

Can anyone get the game ISS 2000 or 98 to work with ULTRA HLE? I get an execution error and the game won't even start.. does anyone else get this.. It works with NEMU 64 but it is way too slow

UltraHLE won't run ISS2000. I haven't tried any of the older versions of the game.

If you can figure out some way to patch ultra.ini to include ISS2000 then you can make it work. I don't know how that can be done though...

-dsh

Zambrotta,

any ideas?

Nemu64 does not work with 3dfx cards. You will only see colored bars across the screen.

Ultrahle (which was designed especially for 3dfx cards) does not support iss2000. In fact, iss64 is barely playable. However, the release of Ultrahle 2 is eagerly being awaited. Though no release date has been set, the creator has said that the OpenGL core is 95% complete. Read more about it at its site: www.ultrahle.com

I use Nemu64 v0.7a
I read however that it requires a very strong system (I have an Athlon 750 + GeForce2), it works fine for me.

As I am no expert on this, check http://www.emulation64.com/.

peace

I'll try again,

Does ne1 know a web site where I can get ISS 64, 98 or 2000 without having to use freedrive ? Freedrive doesn't support Gozilla and I can't spend up to 4 hours downloading at a time.

PLEEEEEEEEEZZZZZZZZZZZZZ HELP ME !!!!!
Mamoo !!

i have a celeron2 @ 850, 128m ram and a geforce2
the nemu64(7a) werx .. the graphics look ok (but there are some visual bugs) but the gameplay is like in slow motion . any1 know y this cud be?
ive tried different settings but no go.
anyway seems like ull be lucky to get the nemu64 version werking properly.
until there is an emualtor that can do a proper job with iss2000 - VGS and psx version is by far more playable. http://www.soccergaming.com/ubb/biggrin.gif

I downloaded ISS 2000 from Zambrotta's link but it only downloaded a 2mb file and it doesn't work!

HELP!!!!!!!!!

Let's just say this:

ISS 2000 will have better graphics because of course it is a 64-bit game. ISS 98 for the N64 was truly incredible, it was very very very realistic and had great gameplay. Now with ISS 2000, it's twice as realistic, and has more options. Remember also that ISS 2000 was released after Evolution, so there must be quite a difference.

I also don't know why people are having so much trouble with UltraHLE. It's a simple emulator and the only obstacles that it has are the 3dfx card and the INI updates for games to work properly. Nemu64 was created with hate against UltraHLE and 3dfx cards, because the programmer at the time hated that aspect of the emulator, and decided to program it strictly for OpenGL (I think his nickname is hWnd, and I got into an argument in the Nemu64 forum with him).

I think he would have done a great job if he wasn't so angry at the time he programmed it. It has really bad compatibility, and is taking way too long to develop. It also requires super systems to run properly.

In my opinion I like 64 gaming a lot better, because it's easy to run if you have a standard system, and the size of the ROM images never goes past 20 MB. It retains the graphics and the gameplay, and that makes it twice as enjoyable. I managed to run all my games at full speed on a friend's computer, with my Voodoo 3 2000, and his K6-2 450 with 128 MB RAM.

I suggest you guys visit www.UltraHLE.com if you have a similar or better system, because you're really missing out on some great emulation. Be sure to check up if they have some apps or utilities that you are missing.

Here is also a link to a review of ISS 2000:
http://www.nintendosports.com/iss2000/index.html

TeKNoS

TeKNoS have played iss 2000 on ultrahle cause i can't make it work!
If you have please tell me how to make it work!

I just downloaded Perfect Dark from Zambrotta's link and it only downloaded 3megs instead of 26 but no error window came up.

I need direct links for ISS 2000, Perfect Dark and other good N64 games.

If anyone could email them it would be greatly appreciated! (groovemaster_simonius@hotmail.com)

HELP!!!! I'm going mad!

I guess I was wrong about the ROM sizes, since some are 20+ MB. I don't think they get too much bigger than that though.

As for ISS 2000 on the UltraHLE, I doubt that the ultrahle.ini file has the scripting for that game yet, because it was just released. If you want, e-mail someone at the www.ultrahle.com site to see if they could begin working on it. I'm sure they ca do that.

As for downloading ROM images, look around, nothing is very easy to find on the net. Zambrotta already posted a great link to freedrive ROMS, and that's as easy as it gets. If you find ROMs posted on the web, get them fast before the servers delete them. Another ROM search engine is www.nailbomb.com, it might work.

TeKNoS

TEKNOS so what's the deal:
- it works on hale? with 3dfx cards or not?
- i have avery similar system so what's the deal?

I downloaded NEMU64 and the ISS 64 ROM. The game was slow and unplayable in software mode, (on an Athlon 700 with 128MB of RAM!) and I got errors when I tried to run the 3D accellerated version.

The solution? SIMPLE!!!!!!!!!

I changed my monitor display from 32 to 16-bit colour, and Bob's your uncle - IT WORKS!

Nice game, but the commentary is verrrry dodgy.

Bugger, didn't realise there were two pages and submitted my post twice - D'OH !!!!!
http://www.soccergaming.com/ubb/confused.gif


[This message has been edited by Wilx (edited 08-28-2000).]

the ball physics seem dodgy in iss2000 n64
they are sweet in the psx version

graphics for n64 version do look clearer but the animation doesnt look as smooth to me (compared with psx)

these sound like emulator issues perhaps..cept i cant believe the ball physics isnt as good as psx version.

anyway, im waitin for UltraHLE to include this game.. b4 i make any final judgements.

STILL don't see a reason for all this hassle the PSX way is far better and reliable

a new PSX game will come out soon too!

More reliable ?

Please...that's just plain stupid. Emulators are unstable, regardless of the platform. I've had way more trouble emulating PSX games than I have had with emulating N64 games, and I have a less than standard system. At least N64 games RUN on my damn slow system, with all the correct graphics. PSX games run properly, but not always with the correct graphics. Also, games are scripted into the emulator's INI file, so no game is guaranteed to work, regardless of the system.

I like both, but I prefer the graphics that N64 ROMs offer. The size is also convenient, and I can admit that it is also more convenient that I can download a small ROM instead of owning the PSX CD to emulate a game. So for all of you N64 haters: if you don't like N64 games, don't emulate them, or play them. If you do like the N64, enjoy the great graphics and gameplay of one of the best consoles of all time.

TeKNoS

is the game ISS 2000 really worth the hassle? better than evolution?

although that's really pushy..take it from me people don't always agree!

anyway that's what i am looking for i didn't want to repeat myslef but i honestly haven't used the n64 and haven't seen the game i am basing that response on what people are saying!i haven't had any trouble with VGS it is completely stable and with a below average system too.
i am trying to find an incentive to place an effort towards the n64..u seem to know about 3dfx..so it enables open gl giving similar to pc graphics?what else? define "correct" graphics.. alot of crashing? pros and cons for ultra hale ..



[This message has been edited by sabaho (edited 08-29-2000).]

Sabaho:

The OpenGL version of UltraHLE is in its last few weeks of development. It'll be released soon. I was lucky to have a 3dfx card and try it on my friend's K6-2 450 MHz, 128 MB RAM computer. We tried the 12 ROMs, most of them the standard ones you should try out: Mario64, Mariokart, Bomberman, NHL 98, Mace: The Dark Age (a kickass medieval character fighting game), Goldeneye, etc.

When I mean correct graphics, they were identical to the ones displayed on the N64, because I had most of those games, but with MUCH smoother and MUCH clearer display, of course because it was on a computer. Even on my slowass 233 MHz, 32 MB RAM slowmachine, they ran at 1 mile per hour, but with crisp, correct graphics and coloring. The textures were great.

If you want to try out your luck on a Glide Wrapper, visit www.ultrahle.com (if you don't have a 3dfx card a wrapper is necessary). If not, wait until the OpenGL core UltraHLE is out. It'll blow away Nemu64 completely. Sorry for the aggresiveness, but N64 gets ratted on way too much, especially by friends that like PSX more than myself, so they've pissed me off too much. Hope that helps out,

TeKNoS

that's great man.. actually that's exactly what i need an emulator that enables 3dfx..cause it's a pitty that i can't make use of the only good thing in my pc..

i am mostly focused on soccer games:ISS
apparently it seems none of the older versions were successfully emulated.i hope they do for 2000!

questions:
1-if agame is not compatible with an emulator(ultrahle with iss) do they just produce a new version when it is? don't see that in their site!or simply apatch for it?
2- are glide rappers neede if u have a 3dfx?
cause i saw a glide to open gl one?? both are in 3dfx only ?correct me anyone

note:
the ball physics on n64 version are not as realistic as psx version (using VGS)
hopefully the new UltraHLE fixes this.

I got Nemu64 to run ISS2000 successfully albeit a bit slow (10-15 frames/sec).

The graphics seems to be much better than ISS Pro Evo and there are more teams (over 100 national teams I think).

Just one gripe though, the camera angles in ISS2000 are a bit limited. I'd like to see as much of the pitch as possible.

Oh, One more thing, Nemu64 doesn't run so well in Windows 2000.

edmundu
are u running it using ultrahle? with a 3dfx card?
nemu doesn't run on 3dfx cards does it?

[This message has been edited by sabaho (edited 08-30-2000).]

sabaho:
i used nemu64
i use a geforce2

Sabaho:

You only need a glide wrapper if you do not have a 3dfx card. If you have a 3dfx card, then it will work with UltraHLE made for glide. Right now they are in the final stages of developing an OpenGL version of the UltraHLE emulator. Visit www.UltraHLE.com for updates and information.

TeKNoS

great thanks all
everything completely fits now!

now that all you guys know how to get emulators to work, can someone please post a link to where i can download the rom (please no freedrive links or any of those freedrive style services - the downloads are way, way too slow).......

p.s. if those of you that have slower machines/older videocards want to try some N64 emulation, get Nemu (latest version) and look for the All Star Tennis 99 rom.....runs perfectly, even on my tnt..........