No. The N64 carts contain read-only memory, that is, they were programmed during manufacturing and cannot be changed. There is no way to "load" a ROM onto a normal N64 cartridge.
You would need to buy a custom flash cart made specifically for the N64, which is quite expensive online.
If you have an Everdrive 64, then yes. The Everdrive is a cartridge that lets you put an SD card loaded with roms into it, and plays them on a real N64. it's currently 100 dollars, but it may be worth it to you.
I have downloaded n64 rom. But i am not able to download the image of no mercy to load in it.
To dump a Nintendo 64 cartridge ROM, you'll need specialized hardware like a ROM dumper or an N64 flashcart (e.g., EverDrive 64). Connect the cartridge to the dumper, which interfaces with your computer, allowing you to extract the ROM data. Ensure you're using the process for personal backup purposes only, as distributing ROMs can violate copyright laws. Always check the legality in your region before proceeding.
i have project n64 open the ROM on project n64 and test to see which keys to use to controll Link if it dosent work try to find a different Zelda ocarina of time ROM
You can't unless you use a hack for the ROM on your n64 emulator.
ROM is permanent memory, so it never loses what is stored in it. Cant load new programs or new data into it, if you could then important information could be lost.
You need to obtain an emulator ffor the Nintendo DS, and then find a ROM for the emulator (obviously that ROM being Pokemon Platinum in this case). The ROM is essentially the game cartridge, so you load it in the emulator. Do be wary that they are essentially illegal unless you actually own the game, blah, blah...
To load a ROM in Kawaks, first, ensure that you have the emulator installed and that your ROM file is in a supported format (like .zip or .neogeo). Open Kawaks and go to the "File" menu, then select "Load Game" or simply press F3. Navigate to the folder where your ROM is located, select the desired ROM file, and click “Open” to load it. The game should now start running in the emulator.
You cannot change the language if you have the GBA cartridge. However, you could find a patched rom that was translated to English.
To convert an N64 file to an MPK file for Project64, you typically need to use a ROM management tool or a specific conversion utility designed for this purpose. First, ensure you have the necessary software installed, such as Project64 itself and any additional plugins if needed. Load the N64 file into the tool, and look for an option to save or export the file as an MPK format. Follow the prompts to complete the conversion, and then you can open the MPK file in Project64.
A ROM in general is .. well the file of the game. You need to put it on an emulator, like VBA, or download it on to a cartridge to work it.
Rom? My real Emerald CARTRIDGE restarts just like that! It may be problems with the download or manufacturing. You might want to download your Rom from somewhere else.