Homebrew Question Gamecube Emulators?

[DaINFamousJN]

Are there any homebrew apps for Gamecube Emulator, or would I need to do something else? I currently use SX OS.

 

[Deleted User]

no, only way of playing gcn games is via lakka

 

[DaINFamousJN]

Ok. Would I be able to use Lakka AND SX OS somehow, or would I need another Micro SD Card?

 

[Deleted User]

Ok. Would I be able to use Lakka AND SX OS somehow, or would I need another Micro SD Card?

you can copy the files from your sd card and then run lakka on it but i would recommend to get a second sd card for this

 

[Mat37]

Ok. Would I be able to use Lakka AND SX OS somehow, or would I need another Micro SD Card?

You need your SD to be formatted in FAT32

 

[DaINFamousJN]

Ok. Thanks guys. Will give it a try.

 

[DaniPoo]

But GC on lakka isnt really playable is it? maybe is someone were to port the android version to the switch it would be a nice start.
But that would have to wait until we have HW acceleration and dynarec for switch bomebrew I suppose.

 

[Techjunky90]

But GC on lakka isnt really playable is it? maybe is someone were to port the android version to the switch it would be a nice start.
But that would have to wait until we have HW acceleration and dynarec for switch bomebrew I suppose.

lakka is linux, it has hw acceleration

 

[sirAnger]

Lakka does have HW acceleration, but it still only produces 1/2 speed games at best.

 

[Majuroa]

Currently there is no way of playing Gamecube games on Horizon, but there is the Lakka port which has a Dolphin core on it

 

[Nin4one]

Lakka. but it still needs optimization for it to work at good speeds its not finished yet.

 

[DaniPoo]

lakka is linux, it has hw acceleration

Sure but does it run well enough to compare with the android version of Dolphin running on the Nvidia Shield? Somehow I doubt it. Many libretro cores are not optimized that well.
Just compare the Retroarch SNES9X cores with PSNES (Also based on SNES9X) you'll see what I meen.