I don't think this would be possible, unless a patch can be applied on the fly, to convert the emulator between the two modes.

no it's not possible

The problem is that is compiling option.

Is like asking to make a software for windows, to be able to run on mac changing an option in the menu

ok I just tested the 16 bit version and it works great. I can hardly notice any chances to the quality. was playing zelda oot. speed is great in the temple of time, was pretty much fullspeed on FS 1. needs FS 2 on other areas

Guys it's not that big of a deal. Just use the global directory and make 2 separate folders, one for 16 the other for 32 bit. You'll have both daedalus versions with you wherever you go.

I do it just as NBoy said.

If we were to do the two different versions for a while, it would be nice if the daedalus icon in the memory stick said 16 bit or 32 bit in the corner. similar to how alpha 507 said "alpha 507" in the top left corner in green text if that helps paint a picture in your head.

It can be added in about screen if requested alot like rev number.

There is no point in using FS1. Because the frameskip logic is bugged, FS2 is the lowest setting which actually skips frames.

Yes, i see people keep on saying this about frameskip set to one, and basically it does work, maybe not perfectly as in the logic, but you CAN see a difference when using it in games, try GoldenEye 007 as a example.......using FS: 1 = smooth movement (1-2 fps faster), FS:2 has jerky movement (3-4 fps even faster), now if FS is disabled, then the game maybe running at its best (smoothly) but the speed is at its slowest, hence why i always test games using FS set to 1, its an average to work with and so to me, it works good enough, don't get me wrong when i test games i also see what they run like using FS:2, but the vast majority play & look better under FS:1 in my opinion, there are exceptions of course.

I prefer the 16, I don't mind the minor quality loss for speed. But where is Diddy Kong Racing? :3.

It uses special graphics routines which have to be written from the ground up, hence why its not displaying anything apart from a few lines of writing, we have the same problem with Perfect Dark as well, another typical Rare game with this problem is Conkers Bad Fur Day, we will overcome these problems in the future i am sure.

Does OoT really have a 15%(3fps) speedup on the 16bit version?

Are you serious? Do you know how long I've been here, I know about custom microcodes. I've just waited 4yrs for this game to be on my PSP. F u c k, I started X64.

@Nintendoboy
Well when I tested it from kakariko village to zoras fountain it did. Im sure some areas like the top of death mountain will be the same speed as before or close to it.