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WiiApple is an Apple II emulator for the Wii based on the AppleWin/LinApple.

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0.0.7 (January 8, 2009)

* Support Wiimote as Joystick (Press A button in Gamecube controller to switch to gamecube joypad)
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It doesn't support motion sensing but that would just make games harder to play. You just use the wiimote on its side like a NES controller. You still need a USB keyboard connected to get past the initial emulator screen, to select select games and change settings on the fly and also for games that can't be controller with just a joystick. It doesn't recognize my MINI 2201 USB keyboard but works with my full size 6511-BU USB keyboard.
 

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