How to play n64 games on hp touchpad

Some may say that the time of console games has passed long ago, and currently, people tend to stick with the RPG, MMORPG, or Android games that seem to fully satisfy the needs of a modern gamer.

Still, we must say that such a conclusion would be premature. There are many loyal fans of N64 that dream of reuniting with their favorite game characters, but are not sure how to do it in the absence of the vintage device and old cartridges. In this article, we are going to reveal the secret of reviving N64 classics on your PC and help you relive moments of teenage happiness and excitement.

Follow next simple steps to run N64 games using Project64 on your PC. Let us introduce Project64 to you. This emulator is arguably the best emulator for N64 games that is currently available on the market.

The best emulators are offered by official websites, of course. I have been trying out quite a few of them and have settled on my favorite ones to play on the TouchPad. Glyder 2 HD. This game consists of beautiful scenes that are explored by the main character who has wings and glides through them all. The glider is controlled by tilting the TouchPad and directing your character around obstacles, collecting powerups, and using clearly indicated thermals to keep aloft.

The game is almost Zen-like with its calming scenes, soothing music and a pace that is easy. Playing Glyder 2 is a great way to unwind after a busy day in the real world. Sometimes relaxing games are not the call of the day, and only pulse-pounding action will do. This game has that at every level and is a great addition to the Need for Speed racing game series.

The controls have been adapted for the TouchPad and make it easy to control the vast collection of cars you can drive in the game, including police cars.

The graphics are stunning, performance is great, and gameplay is first-rate. Sparkle HD. Zuma fans will recognize the gameplay of Sparkle and feel right at home. The graphics are outstanding and the gameplay is addictive as it is simple to start but gets downright hard to win at the advanced levels.

Sparkle HD looks good and is tons of fun on the TouchPad. Big Boss. But while it's easy enough to cut a square into four, or deal out a cake-shaped circle amongst 8, Com2uS's game soon brings out the big guns with ultra-hard stages that only a genius can finish with five stars.

In most games, you play as a hero trying to best some nasty monster. Maybe you're a dashing knight in shining armour trying to tackle a fiery dragon, or a military defence force attempting to save a city from Godzilla and his cronies.

But in Big Boss the shoe is on the other, oversized and rather scaly foot. You play as a massive great monster who needs to stamp out the citizens of Trogon for building their stupid pointy castle so close to your cave.

Not only do you get to rampage through the kingdom, mauling would-be heroes and incinerating brave monster hunters, but you can customise your leviathan with cool outfits, helpful armour, new powers, and special powers. Glyder is about the joy of flight. Playing as Eryn, a cute chick with a massive pair of wings, you use the TouchPad's motion sensors to dive and swoop about the game's environments, banking around corners and getting caught in updrafts.

There's not that much to it - you'll need to find crystals that are scattered about the foreign dimension and complete 24 goals to get home.

But the game's zen-like thrill of gracefully gliding about transcends typical game rules and missions. If you fancy chilling out in the skies for a few minutes and seeing what your TouchPad's graphics chip is capable of, the critically acclaimed Glyder 2 probably deserves a spot on your homescreen. If you've finished all of the levels on Angry Birds HD , found all of the golden eggs, and scored three stars on every stage that the game has to offer, don't despair.

The result was this: a spin-off version of Angry Birds that features the locations, characters, and eye-popping colours of the movie. It plays exactly like Angry Birds - catapult birds into unstable structures for points, eggs and profit - but the pigs have been replaced by cheeky monkeys and caged up birds.

You'll still need a head for physics and some serious patience to blitz the game's bounty of levels. If you really want to see what your new TouchPad is capable of - other than as a serving tray or an ill-fitting hat - then EA's boisterous racer will make it crystal clear.

You get to drive 20 of the world's hottest motors, including the Porsche Carrera GT, through three environments, tackling other racers and speeding away from coppers. It's probably the best racer on the TouchPad. Actually, scrap that. It's probably the only racer on the TouchPad. But EA's touchscreen driving sims are always high calibre games, and Undercover is no exception.

The legendary alien-killer, womaniser, and vest-wearer Duke Nukem has once again found himself on an alien world. But this time it's HP's commercial dud, the TouchPad. The game, simply named ' Duke' , is a direct port of 's seminal shooter Duke Nukem 3D.