Kamo64

Windows · Mac · Linux

Freedom report

Two barsScore 5.5

Kamo64 is ranked #15 of 23 in Nintendo 64 emulators on Freedom251. It runs on Linux, macOS, Windows.

Compared on Nintendo 64 emulators

Product: Kamo64 is an experimental Nintendo 64 emulator with low-level emulation and dynamic recompilation.
CPU emulation: It supports full CPU JIT on x86-64.
Graphics: It supports GPU-accelerated graphics rendering with Parallel-RDP, internal resolution upscaling, and frame interpolation.
Other features: It lists RSP emulation with SIMD extensions, full audio and controller support, and save data support.
Platforms: The project says it supports Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Requirements: Build prerequisites include a little-endian host, a C++20 compiler, CMake 3.16 or later, SDL2, and Vulkan.
Apple Silicon limit: CPU dynarec is x86-64 only; the README says Apple Silicon users should use the cached interpreter with --no-jit.
Linux GUI dependency: The Linux Open ROM dialog uses zenity or kdialog; without either, ROMs can be opened via command line or Recents.
License: The source code outside listed exceptions is under the MIT License, which permits use free of charge; ROMs and third-party dependencies have separate terms.
Contributions: The README says new feature pull requests are not currently accepted, while bug reports, fixes, and new tests are welcome.
Maker: The GitHub organization is named Kyoto University Microcomputer Club and lists Kyoto, Japan.

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