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I thought I would download it and give it a shot as I had been using Windows Vista 64bit for a couple of months but never had a 64bit application to test out.

The first game I tried on Dolphin was one of my favourite GameCube games, Sonic Adventure 2 Battle.

To my surprise the game emulated just about perfectly The performance increase in the 64bit version of the emulator compared to the 32bit version was massive I was able to play Sonic at 1680x1050 with no slowdowns.

I have created a couple of videos and screenshots of Dolphin running Sonic and Smash Brothers Melee below, you really do want to try out the emulator as the videos and screenshots dont do it enough justice Dolphin the Emulator Videos of Sonic Adventure Battle 2 City Escape Level (104MB) Green Hill Zone (50MB) Videos of Smash Bros Big Fight (50mb) Pokemon Stadium Level (21MB) Fzero Level (22MB) Videos of Mario Kart Double Dash DK Mountain (10MB) - Doesnt emulate that well Screenshots (see the gallery at the bottom for many more) Pal games are locked at 50fps max Recent Advances Since I used the emulator in the summer there have been many updates to it, a welcome addition is been able to use the Xbox 360 joypad, that makes games a lot easier to play (for me anyway) as the 360 joypad set out similar to the GameCube joypad.

Smash Brother Melee is now also very playable, theres the odd bit of graphics corruption but that doesnt really affect gameplay that much.

Since I tested the emulator out this summer sound now also works perfect in a lot of Nintendo games, a few months ago games like Smashbros had no sound what so ever.

Thats not all, the Dolphin coders have one more big surprise, Wii emulation Wii Emulation Thats right Dolphin is the first emulator that can emulate commercial Wii games, so far Ive only got Mario Kart working but I hear with the right tweaks Smash Bros Brawl and Mario Galexy are very playable.

Mario Kart will run at 45-60fps as you will see from the screen shots and video below its more than playable.

The videos I made of Mario Kart on the Wii are about 20fps slower than the game actually plays, my pc couldnt keep it with FRAPS dumping the raw video I guess ) Whats even more surprising is you can use your Wii mote and nunchuck with the emulator if you have it setup on your pc.

Wii Screenshots (more at the bottom) Mario Kart Wii Videos Loading Mario Kart Wii - not that intresting Lap of a race (640x480) - good quality Lap of a race (320x240) - didnt kill the frame rate of the emulator as much Random 45 second clip You have got me interested, what do I need to use Dolphin You need a fairly modern system with a dual core processor and a fairly good Direct X 9 graphics card with Pixel Shader 2.0 support.

The faster the dual core processor the better really, having a quad core processor will not give you any benefit over a dual core.

For a graphics card a decent Geforce 789 series or equivalent should be fine, the emulator is a lot more processor demanding rather than graphics demanding.

A 64bit OS is recommended but not required, from what Ive read on the net you will get up to a 25fps improvement in some games just for running the 64bit version of the emulator.

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Specs im using: Core2Duo E4500 overclocked to 2.93Ghz Geforce 8800GT 256MB 4gb of ram Windows Vista Ultimate SP1 x64 Downloads: Dolphin 32bit Dolphin 64bit (Recommended) masterkey.bin This is needed for Wii emulation (unzip and place in the DolphinSysWii folder) The information in the spoiler has the settings I used to get Mario Kart Wii working, you generally need different settings and a downloaded save game to get Wii games to run.

But off also turns of the speed throttling, so keep it on if you have a very fast computer.

You can unzip it into the games data dir in UserWiititle00010000524d4350data (524d4350 means RMCP i.e.

PAL version). For NTSC versions you can use the NTSC file and place it in a dir called 524d4345 (which is the USA id RMCE).

I was gonna give this a try, but I havent found a way to rip my Gamecube games other than the method that requires a broadband adapter.

I personally used the broadband adapter method, however if you can get hold of an Hitachi LG-8164b, LG-8163b, LG-8162b or LG-8161b DVD drive its simply a case of loading RAW DUMP 2.0, waiting an hour or two and you have an ISO of your GameCube Wii game.

Ive attached the program for anyone who wants it, it will only work with the drives listed above.

Edit - The Sonic Adventure 2 - Review Prototype uploaded by Hoffman works in this emulator.

Yes you can download GameCube and Wii ISOs, just not from Digiex.

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Any popular torrent site will have them I would imagine, a quick Google search revealed 100s.

Its just I thought it would be easy for those to download insteam of ripping the games themselves.

A) Two of my computers have Hitachi drives.