In theory this is possible but there are two problems/questions:
- Does the Wii have enough power to emulate more than one GBA game (important for split screen)
- Is the Wifi bandwidth of the wii enough for net play?
Split screening would mean that the wii would have to run multiple instances of the emulator.
I think it's possible to create, though. You should suggest it.
I think it's possible to create, though. You should suggest it.
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Linking over the controller port using the GameCube to GBA cable would get around that, but that of course assumes you have a legitimate GBA game or backup to play on real hardware.
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I bet he is not going to do it.. because running one instance of GBA is already a pain for the Wii and most games runs with frameskipping
first someone would need to REALLY optimize VBA for the Wii hardware, then you can eventually think in emulating split screens, if ever possible
GBA link emulation through netwply is probably the only viable solution but again, implementing smooth and playable netplay in emulators shoul be extremely difficult
first someone would need to REALLY optimize VBA for the Wii hardware, then you can eventually think in emulating split screens, if ever possible
GBA link emulation through netwply is probably the only viable solution but again, implementing smooth and playable netplay in emulators shoul be extremely difficult
I second thisgbpic said:Linking over the controller port using the GameCube to GBA cable would get around that, but that of course assumes you have a legitimate GBA game or backup to play on real hardware.
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I did it when the teachers werent looking ofc. I even managed to take in a USB stick that wasn't allowed.
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my school has a chrome extension called light speed filter agent and it legit blocks YouTube pfps since the file cdn(I think aka yt3.ggpht.com) is classed as mature -
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It was easy to bypass some of the restrictions, as one of the admins left a registry key in the administrative shares drive, which allowed me to get around the blocking of some sites.
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