Can the Wii handle all SNES games full speed and which is considered the best emulator?

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I just got a CRT TV and I'm trying Retro Games on my Wii

I tried some TG-16 VC titles that support 240p and I was impressed with how sharp and nice they look on the my CRT TV that I started injecting roms for games that do not have 240p support into a wad that has the emulator with 240p support.

I tried Snes9xGX 5.0.2 and I did get SNES games looking pretty good but I'm not sure they did look as good as some of the TG-16 VC titles with 240p support. Is Snes9xGX 5.0.2 the best SNES emulator to use for the Wii?

I did try Yoshi's island and to me it looked like it was running full speed at least of the first couple of levels but maybe it was doing frame skipping? I did not see options for frame skipping in the emulator so I don't know

So my question is does the Wii have enough power for full speed emulation of the all SNES titles, including the ones with special chips like StarFox, Yoshi's island and I believe SFA2? since Nintendo never made a VC releases for Yoshi's island or StarFox for example on the Wii.
 
SNES9xGX = Best SNES emulator.

As far as I understand, Virtual Console relies in custom built emulation, meaning, each Virtual Console channel/was has a different version of an emulator/translator, so not all SNES roms will work if injected. You're better off using SNES9xGX, which I remember already supported 240p.

If you're like: "bUt mY cHaNnEls LoOoOk prEttTy" then I guess be prepared for some trial and error. Of course, not saying you shouldn't, just saying SNES9xGX already does a pretty good job.
 

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