Tag Archives: Wii

Dolphin Git 2509-102 is the latest build of the Dolphin Project, the first Gamecube emulator capable of running commercial games. Supporting Gamecube, Wii, and Triforce (arcade) titles, Dolphin offers features not found on the original consoles, with partial Wii support and compatibility for most Gamecube games. The recent changelog includes a fix for the dcbz regression in Jit64. Downloads are available for the x64 and Android versions through various file-sharing …

Dolphin Git 2509-76 is the latest build of the Dolphin Project, the first Gamecube emulator capable of running commercial games. It emulates Gamecube, Wii, and Triforce, offering features that the original consoles lack. The changelog highlights various updates, including improvements to gamepad support, crash fixes, optimizations, and added functionalities like a font size option for the interface. Key merges include enhancements to USB support, matrix functions, and modernized code practices. …

Dolphin Git 2509-47 has been compiled, marking it as the trunk of the Dolphin Project, the first GameCube emulator to run commercial games. Dolphin emulates GameCube, Wii, and Triforce consoles, offering additional features. The changelog highlights various updates, including new BitCastPtrType operations, improvements in USB device management, video enhancements, and shader updates. It also includes fixes for specific issues, like centering dialog boxes and updating post-processing effects. The emulator supports …

Dolphin 2506 has been released, marking it as the first GameCube emulator capable of running commercial games. This emulator supports GameCube, Wii, and Triforce (an arcade machine based on GameCube), offering features not available on the original consoles. While it provides partial support for Wii games, it successfully plays most GameCube titles. Downloads are available for both the x64 and Android versions of Dolphin 2509. Dolphin 2506 has been released. …

Dolphin Git 2506-433 is the latest build of the Dolphin Project, the first GameCube emulator capable of running commercial games. This emulator also supports Wii and Triforce, featuring enhancements not found in the original consoles. While it has partial Wii support, it effectively plays most GameCube games. Recent updates include avoiding uninitialized memory access in RetroAchievements, ensuring improved stability. The emulator is available for download on multiple platforms, including x64 …