RetroArch Wii
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| RetroArch Wii | |
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| Author(s) | Themaister, Squarepusher, Toad King |
| Type | Multi-System Emulator |
| Version | 0.9.7.1 |
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Overview
Arcade
- CPS-1
- CPS-2
- Neo-Geo
Consoles
- Mega Drive/Genesis/SEGA CD
- Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)
- Neo Geo Pocket
- PC Engine (CD)/TurboGrafx 16 (CD)/SuperGrafx (Fast version)
- PC-FX
- Sega Master System
Handhelds
- GameBoy/GameBoy Color
- GameBoy Advance
- Game Gear
- Virtual Boy
- WonderSwan
- Lynx
Install
Copy the entire directory (retroarch-wii) to your SD card in your 'apps' directory. Start up the Homebrew Channel and start up RetroArch Wii from there.
On first startup, RetroArch will create a folder in the root of your storage device called 'retroarch'. All RetroArch configuration files are stored here.
You can now select a ROM that this core supports and load it in the Filebrowser.
Selecting Cores
RetroArch will select one of the dozen or so emulator/game cores on start-up. The name of the core currently loaded will be shown at the bottom side of the screen. To select a different core - go to the Settings menu (see 'Ingame controls'). Select the option 'Core' and hit the A button. A filebrowser will appear where you can select a different core. Press A to switch to the emulator/game core.
After doing so, select 'Restart RetroArch' to load the newly selected core.
Controls
RetroArch Wii will create a new input config file for each core you load. All input settings will be saved when RetroArch exits.
NOTE: When starting up a new core for the first time, you might have to first initialize the input settings. Go to the Settings menu (see 'Ingame controls') and go to 'Controller #number config'. Re-set the 'Device' by going back and forth between a previous device. The controls will be automatically applied.
This only has to be done once per core.
