Raspberry Pi/Emulation

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Almost through The Wind Waker on Dolphin, so I fired up Super Mario Galaxy 2 this morning, then forgot my desktop doesn't have bluetooth, so I won't be able to play with my actual Wiimotes right now.

Ordered a bluetooth adapter on Amazon, but the game plays remarkably well so far using the traditional w-a-s-d/mouse setup, with the scroll click being the shake maneuver.

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run2death wrote:Almost through The Wind Waker on Dolphin, so I fired up Super Mario Galaxy 2 this morning, then forgot my desktop doesn't have bluetooth, so I won't be able to play with my actual Wiimotes right now.

Ordered a bluetooth adapter on Amazon, but the game plays remarkably well so far using the traditional w-a-s-d/mouse setup, with the scroll click being the shake maneuver.

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Holy shit!

I just found the motherload of Wii .wbfs files.
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Seems about right considering many emulators run better than the actually consoles they are emulating.

Sony's PlayStation Classic uses an open-source emulator to play its games

https://techcrunch.com/2018/11/09/sonys ... its-games/
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Regretting not getting the NVIDIA Shield TV when it was $119 on Amazon.

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