As I mentioned in my previous post titled Here’s My Recent Experience with Mario Party, I’ve been playing a lot of Mario Party recently with a few of my friends.
But while playing this new Nintendo game, I found myself missing the good old days when I was a kid when one of my favorite games was “New Super Mario Bros.” for the Nintendo Wii.
I dusted off my old Wii console and plugged it into my TV. After reliving old memories of my favorite Mario game, I realized how bad the quality of the game was and how awkward the Wii remote was compared to modern game controllers.
Therefore, I decided to look into emulation. I found a Nintendo Wii emulator called Dolphin Emulator and immediately downloaded and set it up. It was a lot better than I expected.
In this post, I will talk about what emulators are and my experience with the Nintendo Wii emulator.
What is a game console emulator?
A game console emulator is a type of emulator that is specifically designed to emulate the hardware and software of a game console, allowing games designed for that console to be run on a different platform.
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I Downloaded a Nintendo Wii Emulator, and I Love It
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I Downloaded a Nintendo Wii Emulator, and I Love It
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