I don't see what the two have to do with eachother. Anyway, I don't think there's been any new Wii homebrew in a long time.just want to know since nntendo stopped producing wii us in japan
been deadI don't see what the two have to do with eachother. Anyway, I don't think there's been any new Wii homebrew in a long time.
just want to know since nntendo stopped producing wii us in japan
You heard him. Time to pack up shop and stop updating Wii homebrew because one person said so. /sNothing is being maintained anymore? No Wii or GC loaders or emulators? Huh. Could've fooled me...
ill you stile mate but if your looking for a easy HTPC (home theatre pc) use kodi and launchbox and then you will really be rockinActually I still religiously use it as a dedicated 8/16 bit emulation machine. If you throw in N64 VC and backwards compatibility with the GC it's the ultimate emulation machine.
What makes is so special do you ask me ? The Wii is capable to output 240p RGB signal. If you have a properly connected CRT TV, you can play all those games in their most natural form, 240p !! Even the emulated GBA looks better then I've ever seen. No input lag, no blocky graphics, and a multitude of controllers to enjoy your games in any way you prefer. Mine has the GC controller ports and I''m able to use an Arcade stick with most emulators.
Of course I can do all of those things on a PC, but nowadays is very, very difficult to connect a modern PC to a CRT TV without some expensive converter which by the way, is bound to introduce input lag no matter what.
I'm just so mad at Retroarch Wii for being so broken, always forgetting the settings, crushing, locking up........ Anyway, my Wii is the only retro console still hooked up and regularly used, although most Wii games look way better on Dolphin at 1080p/60fps of course .
I'll be playing it for as long as the tube TV will survive !
surprised that mine is still alive todayThe Wii itself is kind of dead, so...
I didn't mean that in terms of the physical hardware itself...surprised that mine is still alive today
Yes, but I'm talking about the Wii being able to natively output a pure 240p RGB signal ( the Wii U can't for example ) which is crucial for accurate, input-lag free and as close as the original material as can be.ill you stile mate but if your looking for a easy HTPC (home theatre pc) use kodi and launchbox and then you will really be rockin
Yes, but I'm talking about the Wii being able to natively output a pure 240p RGB signal ( the Wii U can't for example ) which is crucial for accurate, input-lag free and as close as the original material as can be.
Most modern devices only output HDMI for example.
That's why my Wii is irreplaceable, and I still use homebrew ( emulators ) on it, and it's nice to see little updates here and there, although if they reached their pick and can't be pushed any further then it's useless to keep on working on them.
But if you didn't grow up with a classic console on a CRT or playing arcade games, then of course it might not seem a big deal to you.
I can emulate an SNES on your average toaster these days, but nothing can come close to playing it on a modded Wii through a CRT TV with the right RGB cables a good CC Pro controllerm, well short on using a real SNES of course