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Message: <blockquote data-quote="grandosegood" data-source="post: 10229779" data-attributes="member: 433947">hey there, after you have homebrewed the system, i recommend installing the latest emulators and their forwarders for the following systems; nes, - <a href="https://github.com/saulfabregwiivc/FCEUXTX" target="_blank">https://github.com/saulfabregwiivc/FCEUXTX</a> genesis, - <a href="https://github.com/ekeeke/Genesis-Plus-GX" target="_blank">https://github.com/ekeeke/Genesis-Plus-GX</a>gba/gb/gbc, <a href="https://mgba.io/" target="_blank">https://mgba.io/</a>snes. - <a href="https://github.com/saulfabregwiivc/Snes9xTX" target="_blank">https://github.com/saulfabregwiivc/Snes9xTX</a>there is also some great work on a ps1 emulator here on the forums (wiistation). for n64, your best bet for compatibility is to do one of the following (1) native n64 vc wads, (2) try to inject your game into one of the native wads,(3) use the latest release of wii64 rice or not64, some games must use one or the other, not all games work (listed in order of best compatibility/performance to worst)for arcade, there are separate emulator cores you need depending on the game (eg, marvel vs capcom 1 uses a core that is different from final fight or the simpsons)there are also more emulators for other retro/arcade systems, you can search here on the forums. not all games work with all emulators, due to the wii's limited power.lastly, for games that use emulators, there is a blank template (known as a single rom loader) that will allow you to create an app of the game that can be launched from the homebrew menu. you can also build a forwarder channel, where pressing the channel on the wii menu will start the emulator with your game pre-selected. to build one, you will need a donor wad, modmii to build the fowarder doll and customizemii to edit the donor wad.</blockquote>

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