![]() ![]() Next, locate your N64 games via the File Browser tab and then right-click and select ‘Scan Directory’. ![]() Open the Desktop Menu as it’s far easier to navigate On the main RetroArch menu, select ‘Show Desktop Menu’ this will display the desktop window where it is easier to access some more of the set-up options. We are now going to get RetroArch to scan your N64 games to make them easily accessible. Next, quit and restart RetroArch Step 2 – Scan for N64 Games & Create a Playlist Check to see if any updates are available for the N64 Core & databases (This is especially useful if you had already downloaded Mupen64Plus previously). Here we are going to select ‘Update Core Info Files’ and ‘Update Databases’ to ensure everything is as up-to-date as possible relating to the emulator core. Once you’ve downloaded the core goes back to the main menu and scroll down to ‘Online Updater’. There are currently two options in RetroArch for the N64, Parallel 64 and Mupen64Plus, we’re choosing Mupen64Plus as it has a reputation for having good all-round compatibility. So, go to ‘Load Core’, then ‘Download a core’. We then need to download an N64 emulator core.
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