Getting Star Wars Games to Run on Mupen64Plus

[Tomthebomb]

Hi, I looked all around the net and these forums for an answer to this, and was unsuccessful, so I will try here. Love Ouya, and the Mupen64Plue N64 Emulator seems to work okay for a lot of games, but I have tried fiddling with every settings combo possible and I cannot get Star Wars Rogue Squadron, Star Wars Episode I Battle for Naboo, or Star Wars Shadows of the Empire to run at all. When I load the game, regardless of settings changes I've made, I just get a black screen, nothing.

Would anyone have any answers for me on this? Would greatly appreciate it. I am particularly interested in getting Rogue Squadron and Naboo running. Thanks in advance for any help.

[brianunfried]

You're not the only one, same problem here.

[Pat1986]

is there any good N64 out yet anyway? didnt follow the N64 emulation scene for years now. imo its still the best to plug in your old console.

[brdtt12]

Hi, I looked all around the net and these forums for an answer to this, and was unsuccessful, so I will try here. Love Ouya, and the Mupen64Plue N64 Emulator seems to work okay for a lot of games, but I have tried fiddling with every settings combo possible and I cannot get Star Wars Rogue Squadron, Star Wars Episode I Battle for Naboo, or Star Wars Shadows of the Empire to run at all. When I load the game, regardless of settings changes I've made, I just get a black screen, nothing.

Would anyone have any answers for me on this? Would greatly appreciate it. I am particularly interested in getting Rogue Squadron and Naboo running. Thanks in advance for any help.

I attempted to load those three games and had similar results. However, I was able to get Shadows of the Empire running(not the one you were hoping to work of course...). It did pop up with a black screen for about 5 seconds then the game started.
I thought maybe the other two would do the same but even with leaving the black screen on for several minutes it did nothing.
I took a few pics of my tv to show the settings used. I didn't play around with them too much so it might be possible to get the other games running as well.
I might play around with the settings some more when I get a chance but this is it for now.

[Tomthebomb]

Thanks for the replies folks. I tried various settings for the Star Wars N64 clones (pun intended) and nothing seems to work. Oh well, it's just that my two favorite PC games were Star Wars Rogue Squadron 3D and Battle for Naboo, but these games will NOT run on any 64 bit PC, and so the discs I bought (in addition to Star Wars X-Wing, Tie Fighter, Racer, etc.) are all useless. I did manage to get Star Wars Racer to run on the N64 Ouya emulator, but it's kinda choppy. Thanks again for the help, and may the force be with y'all...