I also just found a better video showing Twilight Princess running under Wii emulation, and it shows the emulator being setup and launched.
Time to download some Wii ISOs I think!![]()
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I also just found a better video showing Twilight Princess running under Wii emulation, and it shows the emulator being setup and launched.
Time to download some Wii ISOs I think!![]()
If you haven't played a classic game in years, it's never too late to start!
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I tested it a month ago, when I updated all of my emulators, and the compatibility was quite amazing. Didn't try any Wii games yet, as I don't need anymore nowBut I already have 25 games
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Just tried it in Luigi's Mansion (the smallest ISO I could find) and DAMN!
That's the first time I see both my CPU's cores working at 100%!
I know my hardware is rather old (see my sig) and I didn't expect much, but 8-10FPS is a bit too low - I remember getting way more than that on accelerated Crash Bandicoot2 with some PSX emulator (Bleem was it? or the mac emu...) on my good old trusty Celeron 333MHz back in '99.
Anyways, despite the emu speed - without the sound it's pretty useless imho![]()
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The Gamecube is a much more complex system that the PSX was by quite some margin. Emulating its 128bit 485MHz CPU is going to be quite taxing alone, plus the ATI graphics chip, and then for sound you then have to factor in its 64 channel 16bit DSP that supported Dolby, DTS and AC3.
It is a surpise they have managed to emulate the Gamecube and Wii at all.
I think the speed of the emulation is more down to the graphics card you have as well as the cpu and ram.
If you haven't played a classic game in years, it's never too late to start!
Yes I do, a graphical one just like your but mine is 'clickable' and actually leads somewhere;p
Yes, I do realize that, but... DAMN, couldn't they improve the emulation (at least the sound) after all these years? Same goes for PS2...
You guys remember when they told emulating PSX or N64 was impossible back then? I remember one day (a few months after Gran Turismo came out) grabbing my newest monthly issue of PSX Extreme magazine and they've introduced a 100% working PSX emulator (showing Gran Turismo) and a N64 one (showing Mario 64).
Now that was a shocker.
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I don't see your sig??
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Last edited by Demon Cleaner; 31st July 2009 at 20:02.