No.
If you are referring to an emulator that that runs N64 roms just go to www.pj64-emu.com For the super Mario 64 ROM go to www.emuparadise.org.
You can do a search for "n64 online" & find some game that are very similar to those Nintendo games. However, to play those game you will need to download an N64 Emulator graphics plugin for it to work properly.
No you don't emulators usually save game progress and settings within their software environment
No a PS2 will not play Nintendo 64 games
Yes at coolroms.com
The project 64 is a Nintendo 64 emulator that lets you play Nintendo 64 games that you download from websites.
just shove it in the hole (no homo)
You can find technical specifications for the N64 Roms from websites that specialise in Roms and console emulators. You must be careful when downloading from free websites though as there is a risk of downloading viruses. Make sure you check on forums etc to ensure you are downloading safe Roms.
Sadly you can't, you can play it on the PC though by downloading an emulator for either Gamecube or N64 then downloading the required ISO/ROM. You can play with a Xbox controller though as you can assign it through the joypad controls. Hope this helps.
Video Game console- it means the system that you play a certain game on, for instance here are some examples: NES, SNES, N64, PS1, PS2, PS3, XBOX, XBOX 360, Gamecube, WII
first of all, you cannot download videogames such as xbox 360,ps3,wii, etc.. however you can download games from n64,dreamcast,gameboy,ps1,etc. by downloading what is called an emulator, what a emulator does is it plays downloaded ROMS (video games) from the internet. so there you have it
it is a program for your PC that will let you play ps2 roms on it, i recommend you get an N64 emulator, because it works, the ps2 one rarely works
Well, Brawl is not a title available for n64 roms,but you can get the first one at Emuparadise.org. (click on ROMs and ISOs)
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.
What you are after are called Emulators (like your console eg N64) and Roms (like your game cartridge for N64). There are many sites providing both, google them and try some out, you will need one Emulator for whichever console you want to play and the Roms act as games.
it depends what emulator u r using