The emulator has recently changed to an open-source model for development, so expect some substantial updates. It can run games like Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Bayonetta 2, and Super Smash Bros. It has many advanced features, including graphic packs, mods, rendering quality, resolution, anti-aliasing, shading, and other advanced settings.Ĭemu is mainly a Wii U emulator, so don’t be surprised when it can’t run many Nintendo Switch games. You even have the option to mod these games right from the launch settings, which can make the experience even more fun. The developers update the emulator frequently, adding new features and performance improvements.
It was one of the first emulators to run Nintendo Switch games consistently. The version I downloaded for Windows was packed with 7zip, though there are a host of archive managers that will extract the files.While it is not precisely a Switch emulator, Cemu can run GameCube, Wii U, and Nintendo Switch games. There are two versions for Windows - 32bit and 64bit (if you’re not sure right click Computer in your Windows menu and choose Properties) - and a single Mac OS X install. The official system requirements are quite vague, though you’ll need a fast processor that supports SSE2 (the more cores the better) and a graphics card that supports Pixel Shader 2.0 or better. You can download the latest version of Dolphin from the downloads page on the official site. Note: Despite the fact that Dolphin works on the PC & Mac, this walkthrough has been completed using the Windows version and thus contains some advice not applicable to Mac users. As well as being a fun and accessible console system, the Wii has racked up quite a collection of games over its lifespan and now, thanks to the wonders of emulation and Dolphin, you can enjoy Wii games, Wiiware, Wii Channels, Virtual Console and Gamecube releases in glorious HD on your Windows or Mac computer. You can even connect multiple Wiimotes and a sensor bar for the full Wii experience, with visuals you never thought possible.
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