Emulation On Wii / Playability Guide
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2024
- This guide is outdated. I suggest finding another, or watch one of my newer emulation videos instead. Either way, timestamps are available for specific systems.
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0:00 - Introduction
0:13 - Atari 2600 | Wii2600 v0.2
1:20 - Odyssey 2 | O2em v1.0
1:51 - Intellivision | jzintvWii v1.0.2
2:30 - ColecoVision | WiiColEm v0.2
3:08 - Atari 5200 | WiiXL v0.1
3:39 - Vectrex | VectrexWii v0.3
4:24 - SG-1000 | Genesis Plus GX v1.7.5
4:38 - Nintendo (NES) | WiiMednafen v0.2-pre
5:22 - Atari 7800 | Wii7800 v0.3
5:45 - Sega Master System | WiiMednafen v0.2-pre
6:13 - NEC TurboGrafx-16 | WiiMednafen v0.2-pre
7:36 - Sega Genesis | WiiMednafen v0.2-pre
8:07 - NEC SuperGrafx | WiiMednafen v0.2-pre
8:22 - Super Nintendo | Snes9x GX v4.4.3
9:08 - Sega CD | Genesis Plus GX v1.7.5
9:32 - Sega Saturn | Yabause r2926 beta26
10:35 - PlayStation | WiiSXR Beta 2.3
12:32 - Virtual Boy | WiiMednafen v0.2-pre
13:06 - Nintendo 64 | Not64 2019-04-10
15:03 - Game Boy / Color | WiiMednafen v0.2-pre
15:34 - Sega Game Gear | WiiMednafen v0.2-pre
15:57 - Atari Lynx | WiiMednafen v0.2-pre
16:41 - Neo Geo Pocket / Color | WiiMednafen v0.2-pre
17:24 - Bandai Wonderswan | WiiMednafen v0.2-pre
17:42 - Game Boy Advance | mGBA 0.7 or WiiMednafen v0.2-pre
19:22 - Nintendo DS | DeSmuME Wii r185
20:14 - DOS | DOSBox Wii v1.7
21:14 - Sinclair ZX Spectrum | FBZX Wii v15
21:54 - Commodore 64 | Frodo v2.4.1
22:24 - NEC PC-9801 | Neko Project II v0.83_beta1
23:37 - Apple IIe | Wii Apple v0.0.7
24:26 - MSX | BlueMSX-Wii v1.0.3
26:07 - Amstrad CPC | Wiituka v0.98.8
26:40 - Commodore Amiga | UAE Wii v12
27:38 - Atari 800 | WiiXL v0.1
28:05 - MAME | MAME Wii v1.0
29:20 - RetroArch | Final Burn Alpha
30:10 - Choice Emulators for Platforms
32:01 - Outro
Intro Music: Outro - MACROSS ft. Yung Abe (SAILORWAVE II)
Background Music:
Evil Destroyer - Thunder Force IV OST
Narkoman - Hard Bass School
Cyberdemon Dubstep - Pselodux
3AM - Animal Crossing OST
S3&K OST - FBZ Act 2 Deconstructed - carpathia808
Beach Walk (MIDI) - Whitewoods / Twizzlestorm
Dive into PixelJunk Monsters / PJM OST
Find Da Wae - CG5
#nintendo #emulation #retro 
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God that "Wii would like to Play" ad is still stuck in my head and it's been over 10 years
PSPMan3000 I used to hear that all the time!!! Memories.
That was 10 years ago?
That's kind of unsettling...
Nobody 2004-2007 were the ads. Over 12 years ago
@@HistoryandReviews doesn't change that it's unsettling
Me tooo thought i was the only one lol
The reason why those emulators didn't support 4:3 is because they were actually in 4:3. The Wii only renders a 4:3 framebuffer, which is stretched out to 16:9. Whenever you're running a game in widescreen, it is anamorphic.
With the exception of games on the Xbox that actually run at 720p, that's how all of the 6th and 5th gen consoles did it. I know the Wii isn't 6th gen, but it is still relevant because it's just a super GameCube.
Interesting!
@@FrameRater If I am not mistaken, this issue is mostly fixed when you do things in the vWii on the WiiU, but the aspect ratio feature might also just be with official releases.
And the 360/one isnt?
@@Tiktaalik the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4/Pro, Xbox One/S/X, WiiU and Switch all put out a native widescreen image. I only mentioned the original Xbox because it actually had the ability to put out actual widescreen. You usually got Anamorphic widescreen, but in the case of certain games, like Amped 2, the game can natively run at a full 1280x720.
So the system gets confused and thinks it still needs to artificially widen the picture?
Wii can run emulators at original 240p resolution, which is awesome for CRTs.
The Wii is gods very own console of choice for this reason
You can run emulators at what ever settings you want. It's an emulator. Just change the settings. Also. The emulators on the Wii are almost all ports of other emulators. So they work on any system. It just depends what controllers you want to use.
A very good, and cheap alternative to old consoles with flashcarts. Get yourself a Mayflash Controller adapter and you've practically got the real deal.
@@NATESUCKSATGAMING Actually not really. Resolution scaling on the consoles is completely different from PCs. Nvidia gpus scales 240 very poorly
@@NATESUCKSATGAMING lmfao bud 240p and 480i are 15Khz signals -- Modern displays output *only* 30 khz signals, meaning you cannot natively run emulators at 240p or 480i unless the hardware supports being played on a CRT (and not a PC CRT, those are typically 30 khz as well) -- and even then, the emulator does need to know that this is the output resolution
We watch
We comment
But most importantly
WiiMednafen
Nah... Retroarch is better
Jonathan LC who asked?
@@Prince_Dracula Who are you? Shut up...
@@Prince_Dracula Whatever...
@@jonathanlaurent3059 - No....no it's not.
I installed both, and while I use Retroarch it's only for Capcom system 1 and 2 - and the final burn alpha emulator. Retroarch is cool...but you have to go thru the ENTIRE SD card, for EVERY game, EVERY time. It's not nearly as convenient as Wii Mednafen is. Not even close bro, sorry.
Really cool to see footage of my GBA Doom II PC Conversion romhack from a RUclipsr, I remember like 8 years ago running the original ROM on VBA and it lagging like hell.
Guys like you help keep the homebrew scene and it's derivatives turning. Even small works continue to inspire attract and bring joy to people in droves
I would greatly appreciate an 'Emulation On 3DS / Playability Guide'
It's poorly documented on the internet
Syko same
Same
@@yzois sup quarantine bro
@@yzois 3ds first
An hour-long FrameRater video discussing emulators for an outdated system?
Finally this monday's looking up, that's exactly what I need.
Nobody:
Emulator names: dswiitendopc69420
.1.2.3.420.69.1337.42069.666.0.1
and then theres WashingtonDC
Emulators on Wii: ...
WiiMednafen: I can do anything!
14:46 There was a missed opportunity here.
"With the exception of Grand Dad. So I suppose compatibility while great, isn't 100%." Should've been
"With the exception of Grand Dad. So I suppose compatibility while great, isn't grand."
Take a shot every time you hear "WiiMednafen"
ON THE WWE NETWORK
Time for alcohol poisoning
Dead
I think i need some wiimednafen for my headache.
wiimednafen
Thanks for sharing! I still use the Wii occasionally so this will be a good resource. Also, I wasn't expecting the Oasis parody in the middle, but then again, I didn't expect anyone to name their game system "Wonderswan," either...
The Wii still makes the best little emulator box you can get. Having a single system that can output an accurate 240p signal for CRTs and the 480p for modern TVs is awesome.
Nintendont could somewhat be considered an emulator though, it'd be worth looking at in the future. It runs Gamecube games in Wii mode. Beyond letting one play Gamecube on non-BC Wiis and WiiUs, it also lets you use Wiimote+Nunchuck or the Classic controller for Gamecube games, lets you quit to the Wii menu without power cycling, and use virtual memory cards. Mario Kart Arcade GP and F-Zero AX work in it as well, but MK Arcade GP 2 doesn't yet.
That's weird, because I located a MK GP2 ISO and played it with nintendon't and I don't notice any issues, it even saves to the Mario Card properly. I haven't even found a MK GP1 ISO yet, just sometimes a MAME version.
arcade gp 2 did work for me though
I have a crisp 1080p tv but i also have a crt. To which tv would you recommend i hook up my wii to?
@@ggg235 Most 1080 screens handle 480i/p signals just fine over component video as long as you have decent quality cables. I have a similar setup, and use my modern TV for Wii, GameCube, and N64 games at 480p, while I use the CRT to run 8/16 bit emulators at true 240p.
If you have to use only 1 TV, most 240p emulators also support a 480p line doubled mode that modern TVs handle much better than real consoles' signals. All games will look good on either TV if set up properly, so pick whichever you'd rather play on.
@@piratebear3126 Idk i ended up connecting a standard RGB cable to my CRT TV since it's all i have atm and it looks amazing there. I'm looking to buy a component original cable to try it on the flat screen as well.
I had tried this with my PS2 and the PS2 looked god awful with component cable on the flat screen. That's why I was asking on your opinion :P
Nobody:
Modded Wii: Exception (DSI) Occurred
Me trying to run the port of Doom exception DSİ occured
I hate how you only have 57k subs. The work you put out is top-notch and deserves a lot more attention.
I like it because then people can have conversations in chat during live streams
@@ewjfpoefjwoiefj That is one plus of small channels, still this is one of the few times I'll actually say that he does indeed deserve more subs/likes/views because of how much effort he puts in
I just love this channel so much. Thank you for all of the work you've put into these emu videos!
As someone who plays a hacked Wii nearly everyday, I can confirm Nintendont is fantastic for GameCube games and USB Loader GX for Wii games. It doesn’t emulate them of course, it just plays them natively.
Does USB loader gx let you go to the Wii menu from GameCube games? Wiiflow doesn't.
You know, this is a high quality video. Great job this is very thorough.
I had stunt race FX as a kid, it was surprisingly good. I thought it was great how you could drive underwater in that glass tunnel in one of the stages.
I love those videos, when i bought my xbox classic i wasn't really aware of what i was going to get, the only videos i could find on the emulators available were tutorials or showing the interface and when there was some gameplay it was usually Super Mario World, Sonic or another basic game that any emulator should run without issues, so videos like this are very helpful, if i could give you an advice maybe talk about some features the emulators have like save states, rewinding or fast forward, this could be obvious but some emulators can be quite limited, testing games that are hard to emulate like Virtua Racing, the sound in Earthworm Jim 2, Dragon Ball Z Hyper Dimension which if i'm not mistaken took a long time until you could play it on an emulator, or Top Gear 3000 also for the SNES, it's the only game that uses a DSP4 chip and it only became playable in 2007, looking forward to the next videos.
Since I shoved a load of emulators on my Wii years ago it's become a permanent part of my living room.
thescopedogable Dude yes! I’ve had my Wii since ‘07 and just added mores emulators. I play this thing more than my ps4.
Yeah I can relate. Spent about a year pimping my Wii out - painstakingly going through every emulator/rom to make sure they played...and of course cramming as much stuff as possible. Still love it - still play it.
@@mattpurvis927 we need a comprehensive guide, too much vad info out there
THANK YOU. The most in-depth view of the current emulators on the Wii. You did an excellent job considering how many you looked at. There are some things you may have overlooked, some emulators actually are probably working as good as the real hardware if set up correctly but I do understand that a lot of the computer based emulators need prior knowledge of the system and often end up being too much trouble for most to bother with. When it comes to WiiMednafen I am in total agreement. I have no idea why more are not singing the praises of this fine emulator. One more you kinda missed which is outstanding is the Cannonball project which brings Out Run to the Wii in a way you won't believe. It is an amazing piece of work, do check it out!
man you are my new favorite YT channel to watch great info!
I love videos about emulation. Thanks for making this Frame!
37:40 That's supposed to happen!! The screeching audio/flashing bars are the game being loaded into the Spectrum's RAM in cassette format. As foreign as it sounds to American home computer users, games on cassette were much more common than cartridges outside North America (mostly in Europe, which is where the Spectrum's primary market was anyway)
That Wonderswan song was..... My god it was beautiful.
I remember the Wii from back in the days. When we went to my uncles house for my parents to play Mii games, the good ol' days
PSP and Wii Homebrew lists would be awesome! Great video!
Virtual Console and Emulation is the true legacy of the Nintendo Wii.
Motion Controls were only used to sell the system but we can all see that this was a gimmick that aged badly.
Some were good but most motion controlled games were just made to trick non-gaming families into buying them.
Almost like what happened to the games on the Atari 2600 and the NES that had many games that were just junk.
Ngl motion isnt a gimmick m.ruclips.net/video/binPB4YbWmM/видео.html
Wii emulation is badass. Playing gamecube games with a ps4 controller on my wii is insane. Nice video man. Makes me want to set mine up again.
How does a PS4 controller work on the Wii?
@@Bubba__Sawyer you can connect it using a usb cable to the back of the wii. As far as i am aware nintendont is the only piece of software that supports this
Top tier video man. Hats off.
Awesome video thank you so much for making this!
The wonderswan song had me dying.
Especially at the end of it with the little squeak, it made me laugh like a hyena
Is it gone now?
@@oof5992 it seems like it :(
@@Yodagamer1 Man...
"Oh hey, this guy has the same figures as framerater."
*checks the uploaders name*
"...Oh."
Great video! I went through this process of setting up my Wii with emulators a few year ago and boy what a trip! I ended up using WiiMednafen and RetroArch mostly. I got this cool piece of software called WiiFlow to serve as the front end and it's pretty nice all things considered! It displays box art and you can set custom background music for when you're browsing games, pretty cool. Anyway great video, maybe I'll fire up my Wii today!
Thanks for this video! Very helpful
I still can't believe that G4TV's Attack of the Show actually showcased Wii emulation on freaking LIVE Television!
I'm sure the crew got hit with a C&D from Nintendo and decided not to ever air it again.
Why would they? Emulation isn't illegal.
Publicly that sounds like PR Nightmare trying to get into the legal ramification of emulation in the public
Not really. No one cares about emulation, there would be no PR lol
@@user-bp5py6bh3g Well actually what i meant to say was that they actually told people on live tv how to hack the Wii from needing a copy of Zelda Twilight Princess (Wii version) and then add the files to sd card, and showing the installation of The Homebrew Channel, etc...
@@user-bp5py6bh3g it's a grey area
I don't see how this video doesn't have more views. This video covered EVERYTHING, and you did it very well, I might add 🙂. With the exception of a PC, the Wii is one of the best emulation beasts there is.
Don't forget the OG Xbox!
@@FrameRater can i use this emulators on a wiiu?
These emulation videos are so good please do more
Hey there's something you should know about Sega CD games on Genesis Plus GX, music will only play in .bin+.cue versions or iso+ogg combos
I'm use iso+wav with no problems
The weird noises and visuals on the ZX Spectrum emulator was the game itself loading. That's how ZX Spectrum games look and sound while they're loading, because ZX Spectrum games were mostly distributed on tape. Looks like the emulator doesn't support the "Fast Load" option that's on most other Spectrum emulators.
I threw together WiiSXR over a few months based on what I could find. I generally reworked the code to optimize WiiSX. I didn't think I did too much, but apparently it worked better than I thought. I didn't aim to improve compatibility at all over WiiSX, just speed improvements.
Great quality content. Good ish man
Great video. Your dedication to this channel is inspiring. Keep up yje great work
Hmm, here's a tip if you ever do one of these kinds of videos again: If you ever run across another NEC PC98 emulator, I believe you should be testing Touhou in it. People that emulate that system are generally in it for one of two things: early Visual Novels sort of games or to see the original Touhou games. It'd be more useful to see those running, then, as those would be the games people would most likely boot in it.
We’re now as far removed from the Wii chronologically as the N64 was from the NES.
So Wii is retro now?
@@cbgames3945 Yes.
@@Anthonybrother no, the Wii is too modern too be the retro, all consoles prior 7th gen are indeed retro though.
@@codezero7981 naw wii is 2 generations behind the switch, its retro
These are fantastic videos
0:00 Damn, That 80's Camera has Really good Video Quality!
I don't know how I haven't heard of WiiMednafen, but it sounds like the overall best emulator for Wii Homebrew.
I also remember the first emulators on the Wii back when the Twilight Hack was still the method of accessing homebrew, and the "Homebrew Channel" wasn't an actual channel yet. There were some older versions of SNES, NES, and Genesis emulators, and not a whole lot else that I can remember.
How did twilight hack work? How did the old homebrew "channel" work?
FR: Yeah I'm not super into the wonderswan
*composes the only song about the wonderswan that will ever exist*
Great work! AMAZING vid
Super detailed
I used to play emulators on my Wii all the time. The best are the Snes and GBA. They seem to run almost 100% for me. 64 games are playable, but usually too glitchy to really enjoy fully. I'm glad I'm not the only one that had trouble loading roms in some of the other systems especially the PC, Dos, and Mame emulators. They aren't very user friendly plus with lots of compatibility errors, it can be very stressful to even get working. Thanks for going through all this effort, I know how much work this was. There's also nintendon't for gamecube. Its not really emulating because it uses the gamecube hardware built in, but it would be nice to include.
mGBA on wii is literally perfect. it plays both crash nitro kart and duke nukem (3D games) at full speed with no problems whatsoever.
The true blessing and to me the #1 reason to use a Wii to emulate old games instead of my gaming PC, is that the Wii can effortlessly connect to a CRT TV and at least here in Europe, if connected through a SCART RGB cable is capable of displaying those games at real 240p with authentic scanlines. Even if the emulation itself might not be 100% accurate in some cases, it doesn't get more authentic then that ! No modern console/computer can do that. I'll keep my Wii 4ever 😁
I just like being able to play on the couch without moving my pc everytime cause all the retro games i play are usually around snes era. so the wii was fine for me since I had it laying about. Still use it to this day once in a while to play some mario or castlevania thanks to virtual console and snes9x for light gun games.
And remember, WiiMednaFen.
I'm disappointed you did'nt end the video on that.
Good video! It is interesting to know all this.
Now I want to test if is possible download the games that were in the virtual console. :P
Best video to show everything I needed to know
I remember getting on alright with NES lightgun games in the FCEX-whatever-it's-called emulator; allowed me to actually play Duck Hunt in sorta the way it was intended!
oh my God, the reference to wonderwall is outstanding!
Excellent video. Thanks for making it.
30:27 Actually I didn't know I had been waiting for this until it happened.
Thank you.
The wii used to be my go to emulation machine when i was a teenager, i even modded it to run gamecube and wii games off my usb flashdrive then i got my gaming pc that can run even more emulators. Good times
@DOZR rare
What do you need help with?
@DOZR rare
You might be missing an IOS. I want to say it's 249, but I might be wrong.
@DOZR rare
It's very easy to do. Download cIOS manager and the IOS you need (just google how to play .wbfs Wii games on your Wii) and once you inatall it, you'll be able to use USBLoader without it crashing.
EDIT: It seems that you can just use a WAD manager to install all the necessary IOS. I would recommens doing that. There is a tutorial on RUclips by Tech James showing how to fix issues with USB Loader by doing this.
You forgot to mention Snes9x RX, which is a GX fork focused on full speed for heavy games, like the FX ones.
BTW, mGBA is *not* the WiiMednafen's core, but an old version of VisualBoy Advance. Also, the reason why you were seeing extra things emulating Game Gear on GenesisPlusGX is because you had the GG Screen option set to Extended like when you're playing on a Power Base Converter, a misconfiguration on your part.
To be fair, I don't think genesis plus gx allows you to zoom in on the screen, so wiimednafen might still be preferable.
@@CowboyJoseph64 it does have screen centering, but no screen zoom per se. Nevertheless, it does screen stretching, if that's your jam. I do prefer pixel perfect aspect ratio, tbh.
@@DrAcOFoto I definitely do too.
Great vid! Helps me to decide how to configure my wii. Any possibility you could do a video just like this for the Wii-U ?
I was here for some of the capturing! I'm watching the video rn
For PCE/TG16 CD emulation you need the System Card BIOS file. The Arcade card too for a few games. Its the same on PC.
Also, Air Zonk is amazing lol. Crazy that it was on a HuCard.
Do you know how to get it to work on Wiimednafen? I've tried, but I can't get Atari Lynx or TGCD games to work.
39:33 Looks like someone with parkisons using a PC
lol
Note: VBA GX can do Gameboy Games, Gameboy Color Games, and Gameboy Advanced Games.
I appreciate the dedication and find it interesting that you can watch the GBA cartoon cartridges on the emulator
2:47 "I don't know anything about this hardware besides brand name"
It really shows... You were trying to load PC-98 games on a PC-88 emulator, of course it's not going to work...
The man did say he didn't know 😁
he defend
he spend
but most importantly
wiimednafen
Love that Wii docking station hehehe! looks totally rad!
That Wonderswan song made my day, thank you
Retroarch on a WII on a CRT is mind blowing. I have well over 5000 roms working perfectly in native resolution. Mame2003 cores are out there and FBA plays a couple thousand arcade games also. Plus the version of retroarch you are using 1.7.7 doesnt do switchres properly, use 1.7.6.
You should make a video about emulators on GBA.
No, I'm not kidding. I know there's at least emulators for NES, GB/GBC, Master System/Game Gear, and ZX Spectrum. Are there any others out there?
Jesus Christ there's also PC Engine, SNES, Neo Geo Pocket, MSX, DOS, BBC Micro, Sharp X1 Turbo... I doubt a lot of these emulators work good, but hot diggety DAMN.
Bump
@@Biskut Bump what?
@@CowboyJoseph64 nothing, you bump a comment so it gets more attention as it moves closer to the top
Polocatfan I swear if a comment has comments that moves it up
Fantastic work! While I am grateful for the emulation community and the work on the Wii, I must say I will take my PlayStation classic, or even OG XBox, over this. The PlayStation classic can emulate almost all of these systems (with GC and Wii/Wiiware being obvious exceptions) much better, though it is not easy to do if you are looking for near perfect playability and presentation. What’s more, the harder to emulate systems that weren’t even worth discussing play well, including 3dO, CD-I, Amiga CD TV and 32, FM Towns, Atari Jaguar, Wattara Supervision, LCD games, and many more. DC, SS, DS, Turbo CD and others you had trouble working are also much better. And thanks to KMFDManic and others, there are still regular updates being made to it. Of course there are many other stand-alone emulator boxes that are available that are worth your time and money also. With that said, I love this system , but mostly for Wii/GC games. Finding wads and installing VC games is a great feature as well. I will be modding my Wii U next to see what it can do!
This was Awesome!!!
I gotta figure out how to add them to the home screen... I wish HomebrewBrowser had a "Add Shortcut to Desktop" Function after you install something LOL
take a shot everytime he says Mendafen and you'll be drunk in a few minutes.
You'll die, don't do it
Always Remember: Don’t Pirate 25 Year Old Games
;^)
Outsider that doesn’t support the gaming industry at all. It only supports the person who bought the game
NightTrash Yes, that's the point Outsider is making.
@@nighttrash4890 you gonna pay $60 for a broken game on day one that needs updates for 5 months before it can be played?
YOU ARE NOT SUPPORTING THE INDUSTRY YOU ARE GIVING MONEY TO THE CORPORATE MASTERS. Learn to speak Chinese cause they own you.
@@SAM-ru4vx i think ill give my money to nintendo selling mario maker 2 for $60 instead of ranjeesh from ebay selling an snes game for $200
For Game Boy and Game Boy Color games, did you know that you can also run them via VBA GX? Also, as for the Game Gear emulation on Genesis Plus GX, you can fix the glitchy extended screen by changing the GG Screen to ORIGINAL in the Video Settings in Settings on Genesis Plus GX.
I love it when everytime you repeat WiiMednafen...sounds like a robot voice. LOL
The most important thing I learned was that the PC Engine had a sequel
Yep, and it had a whopping 5 games released for it. It did have the best console version of Ghouls 'n Ghosts though.
I use VBA (and GX) for standard Gameboy/Colour games. It's more convenient to have one emu. Can MGBA run gameboy games too?
Very good review on Emulation On Wii / Playability Guide 👍
Quick question what the white attachment on the side of the Wii ?
Chuckled when you mentioned Kelsey and her wonder swans :D
I wonder if I'm the only one who notice that part?
MAME ROM packs change often. In RetroArch MAME to get them to work correctly you need to check what rom pack the core you're using expects.
That goes for MAME in general too. It's not user friendly but makes sense when you look at the technical reasons for it. Not gonna go in to details about it here.
I can definitely vouch for SNES9x Gx being a great emulator for the Wii. It can be used with pretty much any controller (although I often use a GameCube one myself) and it's got savestates built-in which is really handy.
I often use it to play Live-a-Live since my repro cart no longer saves.
How do you use other controllers on the Wii? Do they plug into the GameCube controller ports?
Probably! There are also two USB ports on the back of the Wii, so it's safe to assume those types of controllers may work. Plus you've got the ones that pair to the Wii like the Classic Controller.
FYI: the DS emulator can be improved with Frameskip. To control Frameskip, use the - and + buttons.
For the NES emulator you can also use the NES mini controller.
Had my wii modded like this for yrs it’s the best console for home brew, just recently done my wiiu also
My wii literally has 1000s if games on an ext hd
I downloaded Not64 and Diddy Kong racing, everything was fine, besides one or two minimal graphical errors, but once I beated it, the second run became unplayable, the screen is just white
You should do a playability guide for the OG Xbox, or PS2 as the PS2 had some emulators for it that I first found from odd bootlegs of Mario games for PS2.
If you have wii softmodded, all you need is usb loader (for wii games), snes, nes, gba (gb,gbc), virtual boy emulators. It runs perfectly and so much fun. I have nes just to find some random gem but snes is imo the best console ever. In your roms folder in root put all the selected games you like and then keep all the rest in a separate folder so you can explore less known titles.
cAN yOU aDd a gAMecUbE eMulAtOR?
Really appreciate this video! Was thinking of getting a Wii to add n64 and ps1 emulators too but it’s clear I should use a ps1 classic instead and wait for the n64 Classic!
On WiiSX did you try changing Dithering from "Default" to "None" in Settings -> Video? Doing this results in a pretty sizeable performance boost in some/most games. With the Default setting in Crash Bandicoot the FPS hovers in the low-mid 50s (as seen in your footage) but with it disabled the FPS readout remains at 59.81 (apparently this is actual full speed) outside of some brief hitches.
Man, thank you very much !!!
It's worth pointing out that the PlayStation emulators don't support light gun mapping with the Wii Remote. So sad. :,(
ye man I want to play point blank would be better use the Nintendo sensors on a lcd instead of buying a psx and a crt and the guns
14:47 *GRAND DAD*
don't I remember you from somewhere :/
Hi Framerater. Sorry to bother you, but after recently jailbreaking my Wii and rewatching your video again, it has me wanting to try this stuff out, especially Wiimednafen. However, I installed and extracted it and it doesn't seem to have any of the related emulator cores and a folder to hold roms in. Do you happen to know a little more about this and how to set it up? There isn't really any info on how to do so, which sucks since there's some systems that can only be emulated on Wii through here. I'm probably just stupid, but some help would be much appreciated