You must have a gamecube memorycard for this.
If you have an old version of snes9xgx, you have to save manually. First, save in-game. Then go the emulator's menu and go to SRAM manager and select save. Then go back playing or turn off the game, whatever you want.
When you later want to load your save: first load the game, go to SRAM manager, load your save, go to the game and load your save in-game.
If you have a newer version of snes9x, you can go to the options and set auto-save on. This will ask you if you want to save each time you go to the menu (by pressing RIGHT on C-stick) and it will automatcilly load the SRAM data if it's present when you start a game
If you have an old version of snes9xgx, you have to save manually. First, save in-game. Then go the emulator's menu and go to SRAM manager and select save. Then go back playing or turn off the game, whatever you want.
When you later want to load your save: first load the game, go to SRAM manager, load your save, go to the game and load your save in-game.
If you have a newer version of snes9x, you can go to the options and set auto-save on. This will ask you if you want to save each time you go to the menu (by pressing RIGHT on C-stick) and it will automatcilly load the SRAM data if it's present when you start a game
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what are you looking at?
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NinStar:
there is a plugin that display them on the wii u menu, pretty sure it is enabled by default -
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NinStar:
I don't have a wii u anymore to test it myself, but if homebrews are not visible on the wii u menu I think you can press L + R + minus to open the plugin menu, there should be an option called "homebrews on wii u menu" or something similar
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NinStar:
then it is working, I also don't like that they did this but it is the only option you have if you are using aroma
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