• There are junkware installation offers you'll want to decline during the installation. Read before you click.

• You can skip launching Project 64 for now. Wait until STEP #4.

STEP #2: Desktop shortcut & ROMs folder:

• Navigate to your Project 64 folder (by default: C:\Program Files (x86)\Project64 2.1\)

• Right-click "Project64.exe" and select "Send to>Desktop (create shortcut)".

• Right-click the background and select "New>Folder". Name the new folder "ROMS" or something like that.

STEP #3: Download a game ROM for your emulator:

     Officially, there were 387 games released for the Nintendo 64. They are all available online at ROM sites in countries where that is allowed. It is not legal to download or store a copyright-protected ROM you don't own, and any pirate could query a search engine with "N64" "ROMS" and "game title". However, this tutorial will keep things legal with a fan-made homebrew ROM (made by an independent developer) for the N64 emulation homebrew scene.

DISCLAIMER: It is not legal to download or store an N64 game ROM, in most countries, even if you own a physical copy. Check your local laws on backup copies of software like video games to be sure. Homebrew games and abandonware are games not protected by copyright laws and are offered as freeware for legal public domain download.

• Go to the Super Bomber Man 2 download page at: ArcadeAtHome.com and click "Download This File".

• Save ZIP file to your new ROMS folder in your Project 64 folder (Default: "C:\Program Files\Project64 2.1")

STEP #4: Setup Project 64 & play your game:

    Game controls in a Nintendo 64 emulator are going to be somewhat complicated unless you actually have a gamepad that can be used with your computer. See the MORE HINTS section below to find out more about game controller solutions for the PC gamer.

• Start "Project64.exe" using your new Desktop icon.

• Configure controls by clicking: "Options>Configure Controller Plugin..."