Homebrew Help with Gamecube emulation on Wii

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I am trying to find a program that can run Gamecube ISO's on a SD card for The Homebrew Channel on Wii
I also want it to work with Wii Remotes (I don't have a gamecube controller)

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Devo is the only program that can run gamecube games on a Wii and use the Wiimote/classic but you need the actual game.

you have a ps3 or ps4 controller?
 

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If you don't have a GameCube controller, Devolution is your only option, which requires that you have legitimate physical copies of the GameCube games.
If you do have a GameCube controller, you can use DIOS MIOS (load GameCube games from USB) or DIOS MIOS Lite (load GameCube games from SD).

Edit: I'm sorry. I forgot all about Nintendont. You can do what DIOS MIOS and DIOS MIOS Lite do without requiring a GameCube controller (you do, however, need an alternative controller).
http://gbatemp.net/threads/nintendont-crediars-new-project.349258/
 
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If you don't have a GameCube controller, Devolution is your only option, which requires that you have legitimate physical copies of the GameCube games.
If you do have a GameCube controller, you can use DIOS MIOS (load GameCube games from USB) or DIOS MIOS Lite (load GameCube games from SD).

Edit: I'm sorry. I forgot all about Nintendont. You can do what DIOS MIOS and DIOS MIOS Lite do without requiring a GameCube controller (you do, however, need an alternative controller).
http://gbatemp.net/threads/nintendont-crediars-new-project.349258/

Im gonna go buy a gc controller
I will use DIOS MIOS, but with DIOS MIOS, do I need a memory card? Or does it get saved in the SD card
 

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Some games require a GameCube memory card in order to be able to save the game; however, most games can use NMM (No More Memory) to save the game to where the GameCube ISO is located when using DIOS MIOS. You can check the following compatibility list for which games work with DIOS MIOS and which games work with NMM:
http://wiki.gbatemp.net/wiki/DIOS_MIOS_Compatibility_List
 

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