Homebrew Emulators frontend

Tetsuo Shima · Nov 4, 2008

Are there any good frontends to run emulators? I tried "All in 1 emuloader" but it's not working

NosferatuZODD · Nov 5, 2008

You might google Hyperspin. By far has the best eyecandy and from what I hear it's a damn good front end.

Luriden · Nov 6, 2008

Hyperspin is out on Wii?

Tetsuo Shima · Nov 7, 2008

Tetsuo Shima said:
I tried "All in 1 emuloader" but it's not working

It actually works, it just doesn't support SDHC cards. It's very good, but I'll wait for an updated version with wiimote (it requires a GCN pad) & SDHC support
I can't find a Wii version of Hyperspin and I don't think it even exists.

Edgedancer · Nov 7, 2008

The emulators work great. It has really helped that the homebrew from the GC is compatable with the Wii so now it is simply a metter of fine tuning.

Luriden · Nov 7, 2008

Edgedancer said:
The emulators work great. It has really helped that the homebrew from the GC is compatable with the Wii so now it is simply a metter of fine tuning.

Why would you use GC compatible emulators though when the Wii emulators work just fine? I've never used any of the GC emulators, but wouldn't the Wii emulators be more convenient since you can save using the SD?

Edgedancer · Nov 9, 2008

Luriden said:
Edgedancer said:

The emulators work great. It has really helped that the homebrew from the GC is compatable with the Wii so now it is simply a metter of fine tuning.

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Why would you use GC compatible emulators though when the Wii emulators work just fine? I've never used any of the GC emulators, but wouldn't the Wii emulators be more convenient since you can save using the SD?

I didn't mean that you use gamecube emulators. I was trying to say that because the gamecube and the wii are so similar, it has only taken minor upgrades to get them working better on the wii. Sorry if I confused anyone.