Medalion said:Mario Sunshine was a beautiful game, but it was kinda boring to play.
Sure is. Sadly overlooked game that looked good, sounded great and was a lot of fun to play.plufim said:Was that R:Racing?
I own the xbox version and loved it, game was too shortAzure Phoenix said:Sure is. Sadly overlooked game that looked good, sounded great and was a lot of fun to play.
plufim said:Was that R:Racing?
Is that last one Darkside Chronicles? Looks amazingjediyoshi said:PICS
probably the best looking wii game to dateEasy_D said:Is that last one Darkside Chronicles? Looks amazing
...dammit. One more game in my backlog.Azure Phoenix said:Yes, it was actually a very good racing game that was unfairly mauled by reviewers. Think of it as a more serious take on Ridge Racer with a strange but enjoyable story mode and some unique features that sadly never made their way into other racing games.
farnham said:probably the best looking wii game to date
i was especially amazed at project javiers dam scene
SappYoda said:Holy shit at Resident Evil, that's HL2 quality.
Exactly what I was thinking. It must be the environmental art.SappYoda said:Holy shit at Resident Evil, that's HL2 quality.
With a medium high end PC, you too could be running new Wii titles with the visual fidelity of six year old games.SappYoda said:Holy shit at Resident Evil, that's HL2 quality.
Err, Half-Life 2 is a game from 2004 and existed on the original XBOX.SappYoda said:Holy shit at Resident Evil, that's HL2 quality.
rykomatsu said:If I wanted to run say NSMBW or what not, would I be better off going for a Core i5 CPU or would a high frequency i3 be sufficient?
Me E8400 (stock @ 3ghz) was being maxed out at 100% at 720p (20~25fps) and I've read around on here of folks being able to run it at or near full speed ...so figured time to up the CPU...running a GTS 250 for video.
It's what I expected at the outset at least.dark10x said:Err, Half-Life 2 is a game from 2004 and existed on the original XBOX.
Darkside Chronicles is also a rail shooter and lacks the same level of physics and pixel shaders as HL2 in addition to running at 640x480x16. It's a great looking Wii game, but it's not really a feat for the system. It's the kind of stuff we should have expected from the Wii to begin with.
hikarutilmitt said:What else does your PC have? RAM? 64-bit OS? What sort of settings are you using?
Granted, it really depends on the game, but most Wii games run 60fps for me at 1680x1050 4xssaa and my setup is not quite as high as some of the others in here.
dark10x said:Err, Half-Life 2 is a game from 2004 and existed on the original XBOX.
Darkside Chronicles is also a rail shooter and lacks the same level of physics and pixel shaders as HL2 in addition to running at 640x480x16. It's a great looking Wii game, but it's not really a feat for the system. It's the kind of stuff we should have expected from the Wii to begin with.
rykomatsu said:CPU: E8400 (stock @ 3ghz)
Video: EVGA GeForce 250 GTS (512mb)
Mobo: P35 chipset based (XPC SP35P2)
Memory: 2gbx2 DDR2 PC6400 (5-5-5-12 I think)
OS: Win7 x64
My mobo crapped out last night so can't check settings or SVN I'm using...I believe it was one of the newer OpenCL enabled ones, however.
Nothing wrong with his setup, in fact it's quite a bit better than yours. He also has more than enough RAM.hikarutilmitt said:You could probably stand to double your RAM, at least. Another thing is to see which gfx plugin you're using, since the DX9 one still seems to give me the best results even though my 4850 can run DX10/11.
Q6600 2.4GHz
Radeon HD4850
4GB DDR2 1066
Win7 64-bit
That's my setup (none of it overclocked) for the important stuff and the only games that run poorly for me are SMG and a handful of "problem" games that seem to crash anyway. It definitely seems like you're being held back by RAM and/or your settings moreso than your CPU.
Mr_Brit said:Nothing wrong with his setup, in fact it's quite a bit better than yours. He also has more than enough RAM.
The only improvement he could make is to OC his CPU, pretty much nothing else he could do to his PC that would give him a large boost in performance for this emulator, even an i7 wouldn't be that much faster if run at the same clock speeds.
Mr_Brit said:Nothing wrong with his setup, in fact it's quite a bit better than yours. He also has more than enough RAM.
The only improvement he could make is to OC his CPU, pretty much nothing else he could do to his PC that would give him a large boost in performance for this emulator, even an i7 wouldn't be that much faster if run at the same clock speeds.
dark10x said:Err, Half-Life 2 is a game from 2004 and existed on the original XBOX.
Darkside Chronicles is also a rail shooter and lacks the same level of physics and pixel shaders as HL2 in addition to running at 640x480x16. It's a great looking Wii game, but it's not really a feat for the system. It's the kind of stuff we should have expected from the Wii to begin with.
rykomatsu said:CPU: E8400 (stock @ 3ghz)
Video: EVGA GeForce 250 GTS (512mb)
Mobo: P35 chipset based (XPC SP35P2)
Memory: 2gbx2 DDR2 PC6400 (5-5-5-12 I think)
OS: Win7 x64
My mobo crapped out last night so can't check settings or SVN I'm using...I believe it was one of the newer OpenCL enabled ones, however.
Cow Mengde said:I heard the Xbox port of HL2 ran like crap and had most of it's effects and bump maps removed. That said, developers aren't exactly making visually amazing games on the Wii save for a few.
Your setup is more than enough, GPU and RAM are easily enough for any game although you may need to OC your CPU for some of the harder to emulate games.-TK- said:I rarely play any games on my computer, but now I'm really interested to try some Gamecube games after reading this thread. The question is, do I have to upgrade my computer, if I want to play Wind Waker on Dolphin emulator? I know my GPU sucks, because my computer is only meant for video editing.
Specs:
CPU: I7 930
Video card: GeForce 250 GTS (1GB)
Motherboard: Asus something, I don't remember
Memory: 24gb ddr3
Win7 x64
xyla said:but in the config menu under plugins there is GCPad Plugin option missing entirely and there was no gcpad.ini in my config folder to begin with...
Mr. Wonderful said:Any reason to emulate Virtual Console games on a PC using Dolphin? Or does that kind of just defeat the point?
I feel the only way to answer your question is with another question: How do you think the Pirates get those games up for distribution in the first place?iamaustrian said:wouldn't that only be possible via piracy?
i'm pretty sure you can buy them, and then copy them off the system to the PC.iamaustrian said:wouldn't that only be possible via piracy?
This was my assumption. I'm a Dolphin and Homebrew newb, so I'm not even sure if it's possible.plagiarize said:i'm pretty sure you can buy them, and then copy them off the system to the PC.
no more piracy than ripping a disc.