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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Sixtyforce doesn't support as wide a range of games as [[Mupen64Plus]] (the only other active [[Nintendo 64 emulators|Nintendo 64]] emulator that supports macOS, aside from the obsolete TrueReality emulator), but still supports PPC: most games that work run at playable speeds on late-generation G4 and all G5 processors. | Sixtyforce doesn't support as wide a range of games as [[Mupen64Plus]] (the only other active [[Nintendo 64 emulators|Nintendo 64]] emulator that supports macOS, aside from the obsolete TrueReality emulator), but still supports PPC: most games that work run at playable speeds on late-generation G4 and all G5 processors. | ||
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| + | Like Mupen64, sixtyforce uses a plugin-based system to allow for a wider range of game support. | ||
Sixtyforce is offered both as a free or paid version. The free version lacks save states and displays the "sixtyforce" logo on the bottom of the screen during play. In the paid version, which costs $15, saving states are allowed and the logo is removed. | Sixtyforce is offered both as a free or paid version. The free version lacks save states and displays the "sixtyforce" logo on the bottom of the screen during play. In the paid version, which costs $15, saving states are allowed and the logo is removed. | ||
