Homebrew Official Retroarch WiiU (wip.)

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I don't understand why they would have a "Video Filter" option and NOT SUPPORT VIDEO FILTERS.
That's because the Wii U version still doesn't have that feature ported over.
All other ports to other consoles (or most of them) have them working. PC version does, 3DS one as well.

The Wii U version is one of the most recent ports, give it time.
 
Because I don't like playing on my PC considering my desk setup, and would rather play on a console. I use Haxchi (Not Coldboot) to launch up Homebrew 1.4, and then I open up RetroArch itself.

Snes9x 1.54 is a core on the Wii U, not the PC, Snes9x 2010 is old, Snes9x 2005 is old, there is a core just called Snes9x.RPX, it's 1.54, and better than the other Snes cores on Wii U.

PEOPLE!
PANIC!
A WILD PSX DYNAREC APPEARED!
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W...w...w.....wait, what? What??? WHAT!!!!?!
 
So I took a quick look with this dynarec stuff, and it looks like there isn't a PowerPC dynarec inside PPSSPP. So this'll be a framework sort of thing; the base for a future developer (let's be honest: probably me) to write a dynarec on top of.

Ugh, oh well.... would be cool to see PSP though.
 
Last edited by the_randomizer,
So I took a quick look with this dynarec stuff, and it looks like there isn't a PowerPC dynarec inside PPSSPP. So this'll be a framework sort of thing; the base for a future developer (let's be honest: probably me) to write a dynarec on top of.
Well the bounties are intertwined, and at least if the x86 one is done, it should be done in a way easy/friendly to port it over. So hopefully that'd help.
 
Well the bounties are intertwined, and at least if the x86 one is done, it should be done in a way easy/friendly to port it over. So hopefully that'd help.

Seeing PSP emulation on the Wii U would be pretty sweet.
 
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Could be chopped up and inserted into WiiU somewhere?
Depends on how the x86 stiff gets integrated, but it should be pretty much copy-paste. There are a few tech difficulties to overcome on Wii U; but for PowerPC in general (PowerMacs etc.) it should be quite easy.
 

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