Homebrew Wii Emulators with Samba support

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So I use my Wii for playing retro games on my TV, and it works pretty well. I would use my raspberry pi, but it's currently being used as an NAS and always-on torrent seedbox and emulation might be pretty slow on it.

I have some pretty huge collections of retro game ROMs and I'd rather not use the space on my HDD connected to the Wii since I use it with UNEEK+DI. My question is, which emulators support loading ROMs via a network share, either SMB or AFP? I would like to be able to emulate the following systems:

• Game Boy
• Game Boy Advance
• Game Gear
• NES
• SNES
• N64
• NeoGeo
• Sega Saturn
• Sega Genesis
• PS1
• MAME
• Atari 2600

Thanks in advance!

 

[Haloman800]

Why not just drop $50 for a 500GB external HDD? That would store all your ROMs, plus any Wii games, and you wouldn't have to worry about network being down, load times, etc. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005J7YCHG/

 

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See, that's the thing. I have a 1TB HDD on there already.
Safe to say I have a lot of games.

 

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Bump. Anyone know?

 

[Jayro]

I think all the emulators with GX in the title support samba shares right out of the gate, and the ones I know of are FCE Ultra GX (NES), Genesis GX (Genesis/Megadrive/Gamegear), SNES9x GX (SNES), VBA GX (GB/GBC/GBA).

I don't know about the other systems, because either I don't care to emulate them, or their emulators never work for me so I can't try them out. But of the ones I listed above, they all have samba share support built-in.

 

[oibaf]

These emulators support smb protocol:

http://wiibrew.org/wiki/Tinysmb

 

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Thank you!!!