Well, he can always provide access to the emulator with no legal issues, the only problem is if he continues to keep a direct link to Mario 64. Otherwise people can go download the ROM from one of a bagillion sites and then just load it in manually.
wow
work very well ( seems a little slow ) but not that much very playable with a nice experience ( CPU : 80% on one and 40% on the other ).
I got a sound issue : like if I was underwater
but wow :o really impressive for an emulator
I forgot to say before, I was very impressed by this. It really goes to show what is possible with Java.
Wow I love this 
Is this only a demo of the game? I can t progress to anywhere in the game in terms of storyline … 
With regards to technicalities I have to repeat what have been already said … cool gameplay (most of) but poor sound.
Thanks for your work man 8)
Holy f’in Shit… Thats impressive to say the least!!
No flicker, just sound probs as mentioned by others…
Wow! This is fantastic!
I put it on my blog for you, too 
http://prime.programming-designs.com/?p=40#more-40
Might be a Java version thing or a graphics card issue, then, I’ll look into it a little later today.
Very impressive, posted about it on my blog. I wish the guys who did the PS1 emulator back in JavaOne 2006 would release their code as their emulator was smoking hot. I believe they were running 3 PS1 games at 30FPS at the same time on their laptop. Crazy!
Too bad the sound is crappy. But what’s so great is that it seems to run better than with Project64, apart the sound. If I remember correctly there was flickering issues on Project64.
Its probably a good idea to ditch the game loading/download now and just popup a filechooser for people to play their (legally dumped of course) games.
Would make startup faster even right?
This is awesome!
lwjgl needs to be updated to 2.2.3
will do, once its released I think the lwjgl ppl are still ironing out the last few bugs on it.
Very very nice!
Heck this might even be a venture to consider talking with Nintendo about: providing (paid) access to legacy games via a web browser. You’d beat any flash games site hands down!!!
Add in the PS1 and you would be god.
btw: it did not work on my not-at-home laptop wink, everything was just black. Though that might be because I have a lot of stuff shut off.
I’ll give it a spin at home.
sega does this actually - they use LWJGL and an emulator to provide access to their legacy games.
:o That’s too cool for Java gaming!!! Please give us the link.
About Nintendo doing emulation in browser, I’d not count on it. I guess that Nintendo’s logic would be that doing this outside the wii would keep new/existing players away of the wii, hence reduce chances of buying a wii and playing games on it.
The game is solid, it’s just the sound that buggin me. Nevertheless, this ones great actually. Nothing we can do so much for know. The Graphic is totally awesome,. Great Job Guys.
Plus Nintendo is VERY protective about their titles and very closed to outside influence.