Dolphin is an open source emulator for the. Dolphin is horribly unoptimized for that, even in its Power PC port. But the Dolphin emulator is achieving an impressive level of emulation now on a fairly recent system in the form of the Wii (457.99 at Amazon). I don’t have a Bluetooth dongle on my PC, so I had to map the Wiimote+Nunchuck controls to my mouse and keyboard. Theoretically they could do something like dolphin that leverages the original hardware, or atleast the Power PC chip being present in the Wii U to produce a much better emulator, but it'd still be an emulator. The point of the video isn’t to illustrate my amazing skills, but rather to show off what the emulator can do. Enjoy Gamecube and Wii games on your Android. But, when the Wii was released and it was discovered to have hardware almost identical to its older sibling, Dolphin Emulator naturally evolved into a GameCube and Wii emulator. Maybe that can be fixed in the settings, I don’t know.Īnd yes, I’m terrible at the game. Dolphin Emulator started solely as a GameCube emulator, focused only on the one console. It runs at a full 30 frames per second, full screen (even with Fraps in the background), and the only hiccup I’ve experienced is sometimes the audio is maybe half a second out of sync during cutscenes. Yes, the CG intro plays twice, but I’ve been fighting YouTube since noon today (it’s now 4:15pm as I write this) trying to get the video to process and I’m not about to start all over again.

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