.Mario Kart: Double Dash is a lot of fun (I like it more than the Wii MK a lot of the time), and there are a couple good Need For Speed games as well. Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance is a good strategy title, and Tales of Symphonia is an excellent RPG... What else... Oh, Kirby Air Ride may seem like a simple game on the outside, but I've poured hours of my life into it. It's a lot of fun, especially if you have at least one other person to play with. Star Fox Assault is a pretty solid entry in the SF series if you're a fan, and the game benefits from HD. It's also one of the easiest GC games to emulate. F-Zero GX is a good game... Uhm... Pikmin 1 and 2 for all your Pikmin needs. Soul Calibur II is a solid fighting game that still looks fantastic, HD really makes it shine. Plus Link is the guest character on that version, and he kicks ass. Pokemon Colosseum and Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness are interesting entries in the Pokemon series. They show their age, sadly, and some of the development choices are odd, but still fun games. If you're a fan of the old defunct Zoids TV show, Zoids: Battle Legends isn't a terrible way to spend a few hours. I've certainly played worse games. The last one I can think of right now is another niche game, but still something you could dump a good chunk of time into. Custom Robo isn't terribly mainstream, but if you like top-down tactical shooters with absurd weapons and a unique feel, this one is fun.thanks i take that as a great reply i appreciate itMetroid Prime 1 and 2 (get the GC versions, or you can get the Wii Metroid Prime Trilogy if you feel like trying to get a Wiimote working with Dolphin), MP1 has a widescreen ROM mod for the UI. Windwaker and Twilight Princess are must plays for any Zelda fan. Star Fox Adventures is a good Zelda-like game as well, even if you're not exactly a Star Fox fan (you need a bit of a beefy rig to emulate this one, and it doesn't emulate 100% perfect, more like 98%). You can also get both the Ocarina of Time Multi Pack disc and the Zelda Collector's Disc if you feel like running an emulator in your emulator
How do you have a wall of text that big yet not mention Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door? And KB/M Trilogy is THE way to go.Metroid Prime 1 and 2 (get the GC versions, or you can get the Wii Metroid Prime Trilogy if you feel like trying to get a Wiimote working with Dolphin), MP1 has a widescreen ROM mod for the UI. Windwaker and Twilight Princess are must plays for any Zelda fan. Star Fox Adventures is a good Zelda-like game as well, even if you're not exactly a Star Fox fan (you need a bit of a beefy rig to emulate this one, and it doesn't emulate 100% perfect, more like 98%). You can also get both the Ocarina of Time Multi Pack disc and the Zelda Collector's Disc if you feel like running an emulator in your emulator
Ah, good point, I forgot about Paper Mario
. And I'd rather play the Trilogy as well, especially in HD on Dolphin, but I've never had much success getting a Wiimote to work, even with a Dolphinbar.
If you're gonna do a Smash Bros. game on Dolphin, you may as well just cut right to the chase and play Project M.
Just use the keyboard and mouse and play it like an FPS, works pretty wellAh, good point, I forgot about Paper Mario
