I'm looking for ways to make a Retroarch setup on Wii more kids friendly...
I'm mainly aiming for two things:
1. A visual interface with pictures / icons instead of text, seeing not all the kids can read yet.
2. Some sort of kiosk mode where all option tweaking is hidden away, or password secured, preferably booting up straight to game selection.
A good example is the NES/SNES Classic Mini's interface, where you are greated with visual game selection straight up, and kids just know what to do...
I have CFG USB Loader set up in kiosk mode and it works great, the kids have never messed up, so I'm trying to replicate the experience on RA.
RGUI is extremely text heavy and I feel RA's UI in general is very confusing and often frustrating even to the average adult...
From the research I've done it looks like the Wii version doesn't support anything but RGUI?
I naively thought RA could be easily skinned to oblivion (say like WiiFlow), but that doesn't seem to be the case?
PS: Slightly off topic, but I can't find the Online Updater, is it not available in the Wii release? I've got it showing all advanced options, but it still doesn't seem to be there... Thanks!
I'm mainly aiming for two things:
1. A visual interface with pictures / icons instead of text, seeing not all the kids can read yet.
2. Some sort of kiosk mode where all option tweaking is hidden away, or password secured, preferably booting up straight to game selection.
A good example is the NES/SNES Classic Mini's interface, where you are greated with visual game selection straight up, and kids just know what to do...
I have CFG USB Loader set up in kiosk mode and it works great, the kids have never messed up, so I'm trying to replicate the experience on RA.
RGUI is extremely text heavy and I feel RA's UI in general is very confusing and often frustrating even to the average adult...
From the research I've done it looks like the Wii version doesn't support anything but RGUI?
I naively thought RA could be easily skinned to oblivion (say like WiiFlow), but that doesn't seem to be the case?
PS: Slightly off topic, but I can't find the Online Updater, is it not available in the Wii release? I've got it showing all advanced options, but it still doesn't seem to be there... Thanks!