Sharing the location of a copy of SM64 is not permitted on this site, nor is distributing a copy of the completed OPK/port we’re about to create. This guide will show you how to create your own RG350 port of SM64 using your own copy of the game, for your own personal use. While it’s never been tested in court, distributing game files over the internet is considered illegal. The game file for Super Mario 64 (or for any game, unless explicitly offered by the owner) is considered copyrighted media, just like a film or song is considered copyrighted media. Remapping the controls Notes for the RG280V (new) Changelog Table of Contents:įlash the base stock firmware onto your microSD card It’s not a super simple process (for example, you have to use the new beta OpenDingux firmware), but it’s a neat little project to unlock a feature most people never thought would be possible on these devices. So that’s why I’m so excited to show off how to install a fully-functional beta port of Super Mario 64, and it works really well with all of the RG350 devices (plus the RG280 devices, too!). Very few games even run at a speed that is considered “playable”, and even then, there are some major compromises in graphics and audio. If you’ve followed any of my previous video guides, you know that Nintendo 64 games don’t run well on the RG350 devices. Last updated: 15NOV2020 (see Changelog for details)
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