Play Wii & Game Cube Games On Windows And Linux

[bobbybeeelan 0]

HiYou Can play Wii & Game Cube Games in Dolphin Emulator for Windows and Linux.I know it's greatByeP.S. You Should Check it out

[yordan 10]

Do you mean that you didn't read this http://www.emulation64.com/guides/20/1/dolphin-emulator.html/
or this http://www.emulator-zone.com/doc.php/gamecube/dolphin.html ?
Anyway, it seems that you need a nice graphic card and a strong cpu.

[dougeg 0]

thats cool

[wutske 0]

sweet .Gonna follow this one up

[Unknown_991405241576 0]

Wow! That seems interesting XD I didnt even know there was an emulator for Wii. Bit yes I would guess you need a decent card and processor to run this at decent frame rates I wonder if I can try it out o.o!

[yordan 10]

I wonder if I can try it out

Sure you can try it. The real question is : will you be satisfied by the result of your test ?

[Unknown_991405241576 0]

I tired and the game practically creeps. It DEFINITELY needs a good card probably a Radeon 4850 or GTS 250 and higher. This little Radeon Xpress 200M series cant do the job at all Anywho its nice that a system is out plus in recent updates they even applied online play! Anywho, until I make my desktop this summer this emulator wont be seeing me trying to use it. Oh yes you should look at the vids of other individuals who run this game on their systems on youtube its amazing =o, some even claim the game graphics look even better as CPU graphics cards come with more options that probably a Wii or a Gamecube don't have embedded in it.

[yordan 10]

In other words, if you want to play games on a PC, you need a "gamer" PC !

[Unknown_991405241576 0]

Yes XD but you can imagine how sadden I was to see my poor laptop lagging with no power at all trying to make this game function above 5 Frames per a second, which it didnt attain xD. I think I'll stick with the PSX emulator xD with this machine, at least it runs it at a decent fps.

Edited May 26, 2009 by Unknown_99 (see edit history)

[Atomic0 0]

A really fast computer is needed because all the Wii and Gamecube hardware needs to emulated software-based, which puts a heavy strain on computer hardware resources because it isn't natively supported. In reality, it is cheaper to purchase a real gaming console than to buy a computer that is powerful enough the run the games efficiently inside an emulator.