Not sure of all the controls. I'm still trying to figure them out for myself and was on the computer searching for them.
This is all that I know:
(On the left is the computer keys and the right is the corresponding N64 controls)
X= A (Jump)
C= B (Punch)
Z= Z
S= C (Not sure which one though)
I think the default setting is:
Z - target
X - select/roll
C - cancel/swing sword
S - shield
A - map
Enter - menu
Then the C items (e.g. bottles, sticks, etc.) really depend on the layout of your keyboard. On a large keyboard, the default keys will be Delete, Home, PageDown, and End.
If you're working with a small keyboard, with all of the keys squished together, I personally find this easiest:
Y - Up-C (Navi/Camera)
G - Left-C
H - Down-C
J - Right-C
However, you can personalise this on the Project 64 emulator by going to:
Options>Configure Controller>C-Buttons> and then clicking the little blank box, and pressing whichever key you want for that respective control.
Bit of a lengthy explanation, but hopefully you've got it! Any changes you made using the configuration method above will (probably) stay like that for the rest of the game, and any other PJ64 game you have. If not, you know what to do!
There is probably a way to do that on the N64 with some cheating attachment, but people would use a emulator&rom on a computer to do that.
ROM chips control the startup of the computer
Since your playing on the computer it is probably a ROM. In roms they usually have default controls. Try looking up the rom player's controls on the internet. Or if you can change them to your liking.
The ROM chips control the startup of the computer..
Read Only Memory (ROM)
If I was to purchase a computer that is a average desktop computer how much RAM and Rom should I have?
no, ROM cannot be wriitten
ROM stands for Read only memory. Its not extra on your computer. Operating System cannot load into Ram from hard disk without help of Rom. Rom contains instructions which are used to start a computer
No dear computer don't have ROM
It shouldn't affect the ROM - ROM stands for Read Only Memory. The data in the ROM was written at the manufacturing stage of the computer, and viruses shouldn't be able to affect it.
Yes ROM is the memory that holds everything that tells your computer how to actually start up.
boeth. it depends on your computer.