Damn, now that I think about it I might be using a shrunken iso for Sonic Mega Collection that might be causing the games not synching right (until you bring up the Z menu at least once during gameplay) I been using shrunken isos back in the Dios Mios days (except a selected ones that I used with Devo at the time) and since I moved to Nintendont I been always using clean rips, I knos I'm using a clean rip for every other Sonic title just not Mega Collection, will have to try that out when I get the chance.
Ironically back in the Dios Mios (Lite) days I was to buy a 32GB SD card and I found one SanDisk (10 KDs) and one Sony (40 KDs) with the same exact qualities, only branding costs 4 times the price, I asked here at GBATemp which one should I pick and they adviced me to go with SanDisk as they're both identical, good thing I took their advice because later on by testing I found out that Dios Mios hates Sony products (still to this day) while the SanDisk one worked like a clock.It's probably more a matter of Sony using $1 worth of parts in a $50 controller.
You should get the Hori GameCube pad that plugs in the Wiimote
or if he has a GC controller he could get a wiiu gc adapter since it also works on the wii xD.
they work on nintendont only, dont think you can use a wiiu gc adapter on games that support the gc or the wiiu pro on homebrew emulators that dont suport them, but yeah nintendont supports all the same controllers on wii or wiiu(vwii), so you can use a wiiu gc adapter or a wiiu pro controller on your wii, those 2 imos are by far the best choices one is absicaly perfect since you cant get any better than an original gc controller with analog triggers and rumble, unlike the CC lookalike wich doesnt have analog triggers or rumble.The wiiu pro only lacks the analog triggers but it has rumble and its 100% wireless no need to have a life support line connecting to the CC lol.
Just be careful of some 3rd party/fake Wii Remotes and Wii U Pro controllers as they don't always work.
yes you can create a folder named "wbfs" and put wii games as wbfs files in there, the wbfs games names had to be the gameid if i remenber correctly.
remnber the games need to be in wbfs format i rmenber using an program named "iso to wbfs) remnber the isos need to be turned into single(or split if bigger than 4gb files) wbfs format not the drive.Cheers mate, gonna try it just now when these games copy over ... thanks again
well try using nintendont directly from the homebrew channel if it works then its jsut usbloader that isnt compatible with something or your hdd is not correctly formated.
