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Monkey64 v2.0 by TheMrIron2

Released Apr 6, 2020 · Emulators
280 downloads on GitHub · Source code

Early Nintendo 64 emulator, PSMonkey's Monkey64 2.0 rebuilt with the current PSP toolchain

Emulators.pbpHuman-written

Install on your PSP

EBOOT: make a folder for it in /PSP/GAME/ on the Memory Stick, such as /PSP/GAME/MONKEY64/, and copy EBOOT.PBP into it.

Start it from Game › Memory Stick. On a PSP Go without a Memory Stick, use /PSP/GAME/ on the internal storage.

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Files

FileSizeSHA-256
EBOOT.PBP239 KB 6dbf4357…db99 Download

Downloads come from the developer's GitHub release while it's there. If GitHub stops serving a file, or the file there changes, the same link serves our copy.

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About Monkey64

The original 2.0 code, changed only so it builds with today's toolchain. The author calls it primitive: games run slowly and with glitches, on an interpreter with no dynamic recompiler.

- Make a folder called n64 at the root of the Memory Stick, or internal storage on a PSP Go, and put your unzipped ROMs in it.
- Put EBOOT.PBP in a folder under /PSP/GAME/.
- Before loading a game, set the microcode it uses. The wrong one can stop it working.

Controls:
- D-pad / analog stick: D-pad / analog
- Circle / Cross: A / B
- Square / Triangle: L / R triggers
- R: Z trigger
- Hold L: face buttons become the C buttons
- Select: quit

Release notes

v2.0 · Monkey 64 v2.0 · Apr 6, 2020

Monkey 64 2.0, provided as-is - confirmed to compile under the latest toolchain, largely untested otherwise.

Instructions:

  1. Create a folder in /PSP/GAME/. (This can be named anything, but Monkey64 would be appropriate.)
  2. Place the EBOOT.PBP file in your newly created folder. (ie. /PSP/GAME/Monkey64.)
  3. Create a folder called "n64" at the root of your memory stick (or internal storage).
  4. Place ROMs in this new n64 folder.

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