Homebrew Bucky O'Hare and Wild Cowboys of Moo Mesa...

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Hi there!

After weeks of extensive search and testing (costing hours and hours of sleep) I still can't get these two run...

So, since I saw that both these get questions and requests regularly, here and on other sites I think is relevant to get a definitive answer:

Currently, is it possible to get Bucky O'Hare and/or Moo Mesa working on Wii somehow ? -Retro Arch (Nightlies and Unoficial Cores included), Mame Wii, older romsets or any other possibility.

Me, my sleep and many others for sure thanks in advance.
 
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Moo Mesa is one game that doesn't seem to work even on more powerful hardware. I've tried both FBA and multiple MAME builds without any success.
 

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