are there any? and are they any good? can it play donkey kong 64? and can i have a compitbilty list?
sorry about all the questions im new to wii hacking
sorry about all the questions im new to wii hacking
Homebrew N64 emulators on Wii...
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Using Not64 is a big improvement over the version mentioned in the Compatibility list: personally I'm not sure about the word 'playable', but other members seem to disagree. Certainly doesn't run perfect, but for the Wii it's still pretty good! 
Just play nintendo's own virtual console games.
If you are handy with your wii, you can even run ntsc virtual console games on you pal console( 480p over component leads)
For the games not released on vc get not64 and pray for better compatibilty.
If you are handy with your wii, you can even run ntsc virtual console games on you pal console( 480p over component leads)
For the games not released on vc get not64 and pray for better compatibilty.
The Wii64 Team is still working on the emulator, if you want to play DK64 wait for a next release, is the only hope to play this on the Wii, because this game don't even exist on Virtual Console and a WAD Injection probably will not work
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Only issue with the VC is they released a lousy twenty or so N64 games officially released for it lol
I think I'll wait for the new Wii 64 version
I was also discredited, i don't know why they stopped to update their official website, but a few weeks ago i was searching with a hope to see any new and found this thread:
http://www.gc-forever.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=1556&start=72
Emu_kidid and Extrems are still working and discussing the Wii64 progress, and appears that WiiSX will have improvements too!
In all honestly, your better off with a PC or if you wanna play roms on an N64, invest in an Everdrive 64. It's a bit pricey, but you can play 99.7% of all official roms. It's also region free, gameshark supported, and able to backup saves. Just throwing it out there.
Only issue with the VC is they released a lousy twenty or so N64 games officially released for it lol
Yup that is a shame.
Not a lot of games.
But to be honest every good ninty game is there, except the RARE.INC games off course.
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