Do Parallel Universes Crash on iQue? 

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How?

@@Vidboyloytwas a joke

I hate to get political, but the country this was released in is just as frustrating to deal with thanks to the pandemic. Also, I don't think it came out in Hong Kong or Taiwan (which is a country to y'all mainlanders). I suspect Hong Kongers imported their N64s from Britain (prior to the handover) or Australia, while Taiwanese imported their N64s straight from Japan.

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Not on the Switch, I'm pretty sure its processor can handle PUs.

​@@CadBrad It's emulated.

@@SamuelDoesThings2011What does that change exactly?

@@slyp5409 I'm no expert, but something that crashes on real hardware may not crash in emulation when that emulation is done "high-level", by translating the game's code to the equivalent native assembly. This can be down to things like floating-point accuracy, e.g. a float value might be too large to fit into a single variable on N64 and start corrupting nearby values, but if the Switch handles larger floats, then it's no problem there. A 100%-accurate emulator would obviously crash exactly like real hardware in all cases, but Nintendo's goal is not a 100%-accurate emulator, they just want the game to run at full speed, which means taking some shortcuts that are faster like translating to native assembly.

Thank you. Seemed like a weird choice for the vid to just assume you know what such an obscure console is.

​@@GhostGlitch.I prefer this, actually. It's not that hard to figure out what he's talking about if you have access to a search engine and half a brain cell. I'm sick of videos that waste my time giving me the same background information as every other video instead of just getting to the point.

@@ErdrickHero it's not difficult nor intrusive to throw in a single sentence of context as to what the ique was. I don't want to have to switch off a video to get the one sentence of context I need for it to mean anything.

@@GhostGlitch. Lazy

The stick uses standard N64 stick parts. I threw those pristine parts into one of my N64 controllers. The weirdest thing is how warm the iQue gets in your hands.

@@CadBrad oh damn, I didn't even realise it was an ordinary stick with all of that casing around it

If someone was watching this I should hope they knew what an ique was

Seems they've ditched the pretense for the Switch

Mario himself will whip you with his belt for playing outside legal hours and will call xi jinping to help him

Nah. N64 utilizes RDRAM, iQue uses DDR

@@tezcanaslan2877 makes sense. DDR did not exist when the n64 was made, simply though it was a souped up version of the pre existing RDRAM. Thanks.

i think it's pu x and pu y

Im thinking that there is no way to do that

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Nope

Nope because its based of the 1997 shindou rerelease Same with the 3d all stars collection on the switch

The bljs had been patched in the shindou edition

Look up the iQueBrew guys and ask them. They probably know more than me.

Baaaaasically, the iQue Player displays games slightly differently to the N64, in such a way that iQue Player games display fine on N64, but not the other way around.

I bought it on eBay.

He bought one unopened & unused

That's not going to work, since that's an emulation bug and the iQue runs games natively. If it doesn't work on an N64 there's no reason to believe it's going to work on iQue. Or at least not in this case.

Yeah, I wish. That's kinda out of my hands though.

nope it doesn't you haven't tried hard enough

It was more of a test to see if the hardware of the iQue would still let it crash. The N64 version of the game can show that, since we know it doesn't crash on emulators. Now, they could have patched the game to fix the crashes, but I seriously doubt that.

@@CadBrad I don't know about the code of Mario 64, but the game crashing when exploring the PU is not necessarily a result of poor hardware. Could be something about how the code is written too where the game just has no idea where to put the camera and basically gives up. After all, the Wii version crashes too, and its hardware seems far more capable.

Whoops I misread it, the Wii version doesn't crash. So maybe it is hardware. Idk

@@laytonspuzzle If you want to know why parallel universes crash on console, watch "Parallel Universes Made Visible" by Peter Fedak.

This doesn’t make any sense, it’s the N64’s flawed math processor that causes the crash, not the ROM. Emulated ROMs of all versions of SM64 can travel to a PU without crashing.

He went through it later in the video, the rom has to be the one from the ique otherwise it crashes within 15 seconds, and the ique's rom is based on shindou version which has backwards longjump patched

@@terkey1895 Well, edited roms can be put in, so would it be possible to hack the iQue's rom again, like he did to unlimit the time?

@@Leekodot15 well, it definitely might be possible to get rid of the backwards speed cap, if the ique still runs the rom afterwards, I wonder how much you could actually change before it stops working, or the process to convert a rom to work

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That's completely irrelevant with regards to the CPU.

Yeah that’s what I thought. If the US version is unstable then it’s completely out of the question

I have no idea what I am talking about either.

I know

@@CadBrad I think they were commenting on your pronunciation. "Shindou" is pronounced like the English words "shin-dough".

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@@slayparty That's a compliment. :D

there are two versions that cap blj: shidou (only realeased in japan a year later from its orginal realesed) and ique( only realsed in china)

@@Dorriedude There's also any Japanese VC release, which are all the Shindou edition, and the 3D All-Stars Version, which is the Shindou edition even outside of Japan.

@@Hijiri_MIRACHION yea

@@Hijiri_MIRACHION but interestingly enough super mario sunshine is based of the PAL (European) version

@@mariohighsierrafox I have not played Sunshine in that collection yet, and I live in a PAL territory anyway. It'd be noticeable to an American, but not someone who's used to PAL and has also never played Sunshine before.

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