Hacking How can I emulate/play gamecube games?

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I have never tried using DML but I am stuck with a wii that cannot play burned dvds so my only option is DML or the SD-GECKO with swiss-gc. I ordered an sd-gecko from dealextreme.com for less than 4$ and set-up swiss-gc. It seems the swiss-gc developer is busy and always improving it. I have experimented with Windwaker and Four Swords Adventures and they work flawlessly (as far as I can tell). Star Fox Adventures is another story - though the game seems playable it lacks some backround audio. I dont think the Zelda games make use of the streaming audio so swiss or DML won't have any problems but several games (including Star Fox Adventures) do use streaming audio and thus are best played with a retail disk or burned disk (if your wii supports them).

In order to play GC games on the wii (using any method) you need a standard gamecube controller. The Wii Classic Controllers etc. will not work.

don't forget the memory card to save data too.

Right... sorry about that.. you need the SD-Gecko and a standard Gamecube memory card.

You also need to be sure your wii has the gamecube ports otherwise its not compatible with GC games at all.. as far as I know.
 
The two different types of Wiis are co-existing, AFAIK.


Yes, they do. At least here. Although they are starting to disappear more and more.
And, correct me if Im wrong, but the new version isnt available in Red (at least, Ive never seen one here).
You are correct, that was a limited edition Wii from 2010 (I think).
 
Look at the link in my previous post. The only thing you need to do to play GC games from SD card is to install the dml cMIOS, the latest version of NeoGamma, and you need to convert the GC iso to work with the cMIOS. No need for SD-Gecko. You do not need to run an emulated NAND, the cMIOS installs to the real NAND.
 

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