can you guys tell me which emulator supports them and please give me some instructions on how to play them on that emulator.

Project64. You get the rom(s), you put them in the emulator folder, you start the emulator, you play.

ok so i've done everything you said but now whenever i start the emulator get an error message saying "direct3d failed to intialize
error: 8876086c
d3derr_invalidcall" and after i press ok another error message appears which says "the default or selected video plugin is missing or invalid.
check that you have atleast one compatible plugin file in your plugin folder." and then a plugin setting window appears but whatever i do i get the same error as before after a while i closed the window cuz' nothing was happening and when i closed it the emulator started but when i tried to start a rom i get another error message saying "cannot open a rom because the plugins have not successfully intialised."

Make sure that your video card drivers are up to date and that Direct3D is properly supported by your card.

To check this, run dxdiag and run the Direct3D tests.

there are no problems with that either.

Hm. Try changing your bit depth to 16 and try again.

how do i change it cuz' i have never done that before.

Right-click on Desktop --> Properties --> last tab (whatever that may be, Settings?)

ok the rom started but now i can't get past the first screen.

Define "can't get past the first screen".

well when the rom starts the first thing i see is a n and nintendo 64 written on it but i have waited for hours and it has'nt even moved forward.

What is your video card? Make sure that you have a good rom.

well my brother is sayingwe don't have a video card.

That most likely implies that you have an integrated video video, most likely made by Intel. If this is the case, you should switch Project64's active graphics plugin to Jabo's Direct3D6 instead of the default D3D8 one.

It's is the only plugin that will work at least somewhat passable on integrated chips and very old video cards, but you'll also see a lot more missing features, and possibly graphics as well.

If you don't know what kind of a video chip the computer really has, run dxdiag again and check the Display tab.

ok its not working but pokemon stadium is but when i have to choose 3 pokemon from my set only a and b buttons are working and i tried running pokemon snap on 1994 and it worked but i can't move the camera and in the screen in which i name my character there is a instruction box in which they say i have to move the stick and press a on the letter im going to type does that mean i have to use a joystick.

Uh, what? Make sense, use punctuation.

It is advisable that you configure (or at least check) the buttons, digital and and the analog stick before playing. You don't have to use a gamepad or a joystick, since all emulators support keyboard input as well. The game tells you to move "stick" because IT IS A NINTENDO 64 GAME AND IT ASSUMES THAT YOU ARE PLAYING ON THE CONSOLE.

Of course the game expects to to be playing on the actual console, with the N64 controller in hand, which most likely, you don't have. So use whatever keys that are assigned to the N64 analog stick.

It would probably help if you'd specify what video hardware your computer has.

i'am using the keys i see in the configure controller plugin i have also changed the keys and i'am using those.

nevermind i got those to work and thanks agozer you were alot of help to me.

Im 100 % sure that Project64 will work. I use him, and every single game works.

Please refrain from resurrecting dead topics.