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Oh great institute of BS that is Born Stellar, kindly gtfo and stop trolling or you will be banned.

Good day.


Screens look strawberry floating gorgeous, I think even the textures hold out. TP ground textures where always pretty bad though I guess as necessary for the expansive environment.

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Although upscaling is probably worth it the fact I can just pop a disc in my GameCube and press 'on' does nullify its 'superiority' somewhat.

Carlos wrote:Although upscaling is probably worth it the fact I can just pop a disc in my GameCube and press 'on' does nullify its 'superiority' somewhat.

One of these days (well "years" or "decades" maybe. I think the Cube is hewn from a solid block of Nintendium), that Gamecube will be gone, but the game itself will live on.

Carlos wrote:Although upscaling is probably worth it the fact I can just pop a disc in my GameCube and press 'on' does nullify its 'superiority' somewhat.

I dunnno, having the game iso's on a massive hdd with less loading times instead seems like an advantage of having to find a disc and pop it in. I mean I have access to an entire library and it's just a few clicks.

Gotta love the naysayers.

It's not exactly legal though is it?

I own the games I want to play at high res. If you don't then fair enough, don't play, you don't have to, you can miss out.

Just sounds like you jelly is all.

Meh, not really. I imagine it must completely eradicate the disc read errors of Metroid Prime and stop TimeSplitters 2 & 3 from freezing up if the maps you make are super complicated.

I have the Gamecube version of Zelda Ocarina of Time & Majora's Mask. With this emulator I can play these upscaled on my PC?

VenomUK wrote:I have the Gamecube version of Zelda Ocarina of Time & Majora's Mask. With this emulator I can play these upscaled on my PC?

You could but its a glitchy form of the game and an unnessicarily.complicated form of emulator stacking. You'll do a lot better just running the game directly in an N64 emu, not least of which are a number of texture improvement mods.

VenomUK wrote:I have the Gamecube version of Zelda Ocarina of Time & Majora's Mask. With this emulator I can play these upscaled on my PC?

Just download the ROM along with Project 64.

No Mac version?

Eighthours wrote:No Mac version?

http://www.dolphin-emulator.com/download.html

$ilva $hadow wrote:No texture packs available. Like I said though I'm running it all on low settings as possible to see if I can get more frames, there's no AA, or Anisoptropic filtering. Also there's only so much you can do with an old game I guess.

That and it looked abysmal on the Wii too.

Born Stellar wrote:Yawn, Wii U's out this year so playing Wii/Gamecube games for the first time is just...

Does this even support motion plus? This thread just verifies that the PC is still prime at being nothing but awkward, expensive and the 'eventually' system for eventually gamers.

This is just complete bullshit.

"I'm a Peter Crisp and can only afford one console, I've never played a pc game in my life, o look I have a new pc, I'm playing games from the strawberry floating 90s for the first time, wow this gooseberry fool is da bomb"


That's a direct quote from tragic. See when you wade into pc threads claiming things like how you are not interested in pc exclusives or any pc games, just bear in mind that other people have never even owned a gamecube or a wii and now they can access those games if they'd like. All about options.

Eighthours wrote:No Mac version?

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Hound wrote:I've got Windwaker up and running on the Mac.

My god it's so pretty.

What model are you running on?

Erm...the new iMac. 3.1GHz Quad-Core Intel Core i5

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Minto wrote:Got wind waker running on my macbook pro at 1080p!

Looks

Born Stellar wrote:

Knoyleo wrote:I don't see why few people will care for this emulator. The old NES/SNES emulator used to see tons of use from me when I was making my way through secondary school.

I'd imagine you are one of the few, you think this thing will go mainstream?

i used the snes emulator loads , actually still do when i fancy a bit of old school gaming.

My GPU update gave me a surprisingly hefty bump in PS2 emulation (1080p now goes full speed). I was under the impression these things were primarily CPU dependent.

I might give the Wii emulator another blast and see if SMG can do any better. I'd even be happy with 480p, to be honest. I just don't want to have to buy another Wii for Xenoblade.

You won't have to buy another wii for xenoblade. There's plugins for the emulator which give more boosts in performance and results but I haven't figured out how to get them or how to even use them.

I tried to give this a go but gave up trying to get it too work. I was trying to play CvS2, couldn't stop the display from flickering and I couldn't find the options that were supposed to stop the flickering as detailed in the Wiki.

Can you use a 360 pad to play the Wii games or does it need a Wiimote? I'd much rather give SMG1&2 a go using a control pad compared to being restricted by a Wiimote.



Just playing Wind Waker in forced widescreen, 1920x1080p, 2x internal resolution, 4xAA and 2xAF, it looks amazing!



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Grumpy David wrote:Can you use a 360 pad to play the Wii games or does it need a Wiimote? I'd much rather give SMG1&2 a go using a control pad compared to being restricted by a Wiimote.

It might be possible, but seriously, use the Wiimote. Honestly, for the vast majority of the game the Wiimote and Nunchuck are just a control pad. The pointer functionality is part of the game, and it'll be a pain to try and sidestep it. You need it to collect and use star-bits, which is rather critical to unlocking some areas.

It'd be like playing Super Mario 64 with an analogue stick mapped to arrow keys. Theoretically just about possible, but frustrating.