Gaming wii on pc

[dalekdan10]

hi i was looking through some old stuff and i found a thing called wii os, i opend it and it look cool but then i clicked on a game and it didnt work.
is there actually a wii on pc
does it work, i have a wii remote and lots of wii games
thanks

 

[dalekdan10]

somebody please answer!!!!

 

[DeMoN]

*facepalm*

No there's no Wii emulator for the PC, and even if there were it would suck balls.

 

[DarkCamui]

*facepalm*

No there's no Wii emulator for the PC, and even if there were it would suck balls.

Living in denial are we? There's this emulator called Dolphin which quite emulates 65-70% of all Gamecube and Wii games very good and got support for real Wiimote, nunchuck etc

Check the forums here -> http://forums.ngemu.com/dolphin-discussion/

And to download the emulators latest build go here -> http://cid-ec92aae47a89073b.skydrive.live.....aspx/Emulation

 

[Elritha]

Yea, Dolphin is pretty awesome. Just needs a powerful enough pc to have any chance of running some games decently.

 

[dalekdan10]

Hi i have a pretty good pc so you reckon it would work so could i go on animal crossing on my pc that would be so cool il check dat webiste out thanks guys, and wud wifi work
cheers, dalekdan10

 

[dalekdan10]

Hi i have a pretty good pc so you reckon it would work so could i go on animal crossing on my pc that would be so cool il check dat webiste out thanks guys, and wud wifi work
cheers, dalekdan10

 

[Hadrian]

For fuck sake stop bumping the posts, next time you'll get a warn.


I saw Mario Galaxy running on this emulator and boy did it look so much better! Sure it was running at like 9FPS but shows that the Wii needs 720p straight away, will improve it so much.

 

[DarkCamui]

dalekdan10 you have to work that out yourself just check the forums a bit.

 

[dalekdan10]

i downloaded it and i got this message
the version of the file is not compatible with the version of windows your running check your computer systems information to see wether you need x86 (32 bit) or x64 (64 bit) version of the programme and then contact the software puplisher,
how do i find that out???

 

[jaxxster]

right click on "my computer" then properties then have a look at the system bit and it will say wether its a 32bit or 64 bit OS

Plus google really helps for those types of questions

 

[Golfman560]

If you don't know how to do that you probably shouldn't be using emulators.

 

[dalekdan10]

right okay, i know how to do ds emolators i just didnt know aboyt a wii emulator
anywayz where can i donwload wii games from i no ur like "god hes being so lazy" i am being lazy yes, but im in a bit of a hurry
thanks