Does it support the Metroid Prime Trilogy? I want to play through it in 720p. This will push me over.AceBandage said:This.
Dolphin is amazing.
Kind of.FunkyPajamas said:Does it support the Metroid Prime Trilogy? I want to play through it in 720p. This will push me over.
Glass Joe said:I used GTA as it'd been mentioned, though it does seem exceedingly unlikely. I was trying to convey a mature rated, highly regarded 3rd party IP. Those have always been missing @ launch, and in general. Insert any realistic game instead.
KAL2006 said:Eh I expect Wii2 to just be another 7th gen console that is more powerful, kind of like the PC that gets superior versions of multiplatform games. So games like Battlefield 3 and Skyrim will look way better on Wii2 than PS3/360 versions. I don't think developers will risk making an exclusive game that is high budget exclusively for Wii2. Well maybe we will start seeing Wii2/PC exclusives, perhaps they can port Witcher 2 to Wii2. Maybe we won't get ports of old HD games, but all future HD games that are getting released after Wii2 release will most definitely be multiplatform across Wii2/PC/PS3/360
wsippel said:The studio in North Carolina is part of EA Sports as far as I know.
I'm against the idea of porting games already playable on Nintendo platforms.antonz said:I expect we will see packs from everyones favorite company who is going to feel the need to get like 30 games for the launch window
No, Dolphin doesn't like games with multiple executables and will crash when you select one of the games. You can play the GC versions just fine though, or maybe try importing the EU standalone Wii versions if you don't want to play with the crappy GC controls.FunkyPajamas said:Does it support the Metroid Prime Trilogy? I want to play through it in 720p. This will push me over.
Andrex said:How do you get the games into Dolphin? Can you rip from Wii discs? I'm not going to torrent or download anything, even if I already own the games.
Hiro said:Then what is the point of having an 8th gen console if it is only going to be limited by its retroactivity and portability with 7th gen consoles? It's a limitation that is there and it almost seems as if your implying that Nintendo won't even launch an 8th gen console. They certainly won't be launching a successor to Cafe anytime soon (as in, within 6 or 7 years) of launching Cafe. And by that time, we can expect a successor to the Xbox 360 and the PS3.
Nah, Code Veronica will also be ported for sure.Cow Mengde said:Probably all you're gonna get in terms of Capcom support.
Capcom Five, rise from your grave!Cow Mengde said:Probably all you're gonna get in terms of Capcom support.
The point is that Wii is slowing down and Nintendo needs to make money?Hiro said:Then what is the point of having an 8th gen console if it is only going to be limited by its retroactivity and portability with 7th gen consoles? It's a limitation that is there and it almost seems as if your implying that Nintendo won't even launch an 8th gen console. They certainly won't be launching a successor to Cafe anytime soon (as in, within 6 or 7 years) of launching Cafe. And by that time, we can expect a successor to the Xbox 360 and the PS3.
KAL2006 said:Of course the porting should stop once PS4 and neXtBox come out.
Running current gen games on High or Ultra instead of Medium.Hiro said:Then what is the point of having an 8th gen console if it is only going to be limited by its retroactivity and portability with 7th gen consoles? It's a limitation that is there and it almost seems as if your implying that Nintendo won't even launch an 8th gen console. They certainly won't be launching a successor to Cafe anytime soon (as in, within 6 or 7 years) of launching Cafe. And by that time, we can expect a successor to the Xbox 360 and the PS3.
AceBandage said:
Put FTP program on Wii and run it. Run FTP client on computer. Rip the disk through the magic of the internet!Andrex said:Does that answer my question? I can't tell. WAD, ELF, DOL, what?
Mate, if playing a game you should have been playing yonks ago "on the move" is the best a launch has to offer, that launch sucked pretty badly.Cerebral Assassin said:It's the only way you can play SF4 on the move with buttons, I think most sane people would think that was a good thing.
AceBandage said:
Andrex said:Does that answer my question? I can't tell. WAD, ELF, DOL, what?
AceBandage said:Basically, you load the HomeBrew channel to your Wii.
You load a Disc Copy program to your Wii.
You format an external HDD to the Wii's liking.
You rip games from Wii discs to the HDD and load them to your PC.
Just ask for a simple step by step in that thread.
Billychu said:Put FTP program on Wii and run it. Run FTP client on computer. Rip the disk through the magic of the internet!
Has the Galaxy sound loop glitch been fixed?Zeliard said:It's very quick and easy.
Also, this thread has good step-by-step instructions and some good preliminary Dolphin settings that will get you up and running with most games:
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=395121
For anyone considering this, if you want to be awash in visual splendor and immediately see the sorts of differences a higher resolution can bring to the table, I recommend you start with something like Mario Galaxy 2. Which runs flawlessly, it should be noted. And you can spin with the press of a button.
Amir0x said:and then the big gamble, which I think Nintendo is counting on, is that developers won't be ready yet (or won't want to invest) in new engines and all that R&D for the PS4 and Xbox 3, so the Stream would become the lead platform by default
Momo said:Mate, if playing a game you should have been playing yonks ago "on the move" is the best a launch has to offer, that launch sucked pretty badly.
Billychu said:Has the Galaxy sound loop glitch been fixed?
AceBandage said:Kind of.
MP3 and MPT for some reason run poorly on Dolphin.
I can only get MP3 to run at 30FPS.
Oh, ok, thanks. Kind of a bummer. I guess I'll pass then. Thanks again.nincompoop said:No, Dolphin doesn't like games with multiple executables and will crash when you select one of the games. You can play the GC versions just fine though, or maybe try importing the EU standalone Wii versions if you don't want to play with the crappy GC controls.
I'm betting smaller devs and Japanese devs (that aren't Capcom) will focus on the Stream. Nintendo has given devs a way to create "next gen" games on a "current gen" system and I think the Stream is going to have a ton of support.KAL2006 said:Yes that is a big gamble but I doubt that would happen, the next Xbox will automatically become popular just because most folks are so invested in Live that they won't want to leave there account (acheivements, friends, XBLA games and etc). I think developers will take advantage of the next Xbox, and if PS4 and obviously PC is as powerful, I don't think developers will mind taking a risk for making an exclusive PS4,nextbox/PC multiplatform games in the future. The Wii2 could still potentially share multiplatform games with NGP and 360/PS3 (if those old HD console are still quite alive after their successors get released).
Can't you just try running the games separately?FunkyPajamas said:Oh, ok, thanks. Kind of a bummer. I guess I'll pass then. Thanks again.
Don't discount the budgetary problems that are going to be even more evident. If they next versions of the Playstation and Xbox cost an average of 80million dollars per "AAA" game, Cafe may be the platform of choice just due to harsh reality.KAL2006 said:Yes that is a big gamble but I doubt that would happen, the next Xbox will automatically become popular just because most folks are so invested in Live that they won't want to leave there account (acheivements, friends, XBLA games and etc). I think developers will take advantage of the next Xbox, and if PS4 and obviously PC is as powerful, I don't think developers will mind taking a risk for making an exclusive PS4,nextbox/PC multiplatform games in the future. The Wii2 could still potentially share multiplatform games with NGP and 360/PS3 (if those old HD console are still quite alive after their successors get released).
KAL2006 said:Yes that is a big gamble but I doubt that would happen, the next Xbox will automatically become popular just because most folks are so invested in Live that they won't want to leave there account (acheivements, friends, XBLA games and etc). I think developers will take advantage of the next Xbox, and if PS4 and obviously PC is as powerful, I don't think developers will mind taking a risk for making an exclusive PS4,nextbox/PC multiplatform games in the future. The Wii2 could still potentially share multiplatform games with NGP and 360/PS3 (if those old HD console are still quite alive after their successors get released).
MS has already blown their advantages multiple times:
1. Hardware failures, they could have ended Sony's dominance otherwise.
2. No hardware revision for multiple years when it was clear that gamers didn't trust their hardware.
3. No all-new xbox last year when Sony wouldn't have had enough money to develop ps4.
4. No BluRay version when it's clear that retailers want discs to sell and PS3's popularity with gamers is partly based on playing BluRays.
5. Requiring gold membership for netflix when no one else does.
Oh, now they're competing with Wii, brilliantly, no doubt. But they should have kept their eyes on the living room prize instead of quarterly earnings. They could have had many, MANY more devices sold by now. This could have been their ipod, a device whose success they could build on in multiple markets.
About the players and new console development:
It's odd that Nintendo doesn't have an WiiHD yet, they're just so focused on mobile where they release update after update to defend against the ipod/iphone juggernaut. And the mobile gaming market is very profitable and culturally relevant in japan. But it's a losing effort, and I wish they'd do a new Wii or improve the games on the Wii, it's a real wasteland compared to their own DS.
Their lack of ipad competitor is also glaring. They should have done a DS XXL instead of 3d. The 3d is innovative and HARD TO PIRATE, but doesn't much affect gameplay. Ipad does. And they need a competitive app store and browser to sell devices to grownups outside of Japan.
Sony doesn't have any money left for PS4. The PS3 'strategy' nearly bankrupted them. In hindsight, they should have added to the ps2 for a year or two, but it's easy to say that now. MS didn't finish them off, so they were lucky and they get to compete for another decade I would guess.
MS is just full of bad management but also tons of money. They've decided to manage xbox like a cable company, they sign exclusive games that make you pay for Gold and then they sit on membership fees. That's why they got rid of the few guys who knew what they were doing on the content side, and why they let Bungie go.
Part of Ballmer's quest to suck at everything, I guess.
I suspect they're all putting off their next console launches in part to defend against Apple's and Google's next moves. Nintendo demonstrated that console horsepower isn't the winning factor that it used to be, so they have to be careful to keep their market with well designed network services. Until the next direction is revealed to them by the new guys.
The_Technomancer said:Don't discount the budgetary problems that are going to be even more evident. If they next versions of the Playstation and Xbox cost an average of 80million dollars per "AAA" game, Cafe may be the platform of choice just due to harsh reality.
Instro said:Capcom should bring Phoenix Wright to the Cafe. I want to present evidence in HD!
Amir0x said:RUMOUR: Retro said to be working on a 'fluid' racer...
midonnay said:has wave race been a bigger seller than fzero
wtf would you do this nintendo??!
Momo said:Mate, if playing a game you should have been playing yonks ago "on the move" is the best a launch has to offer, that launch sucked pretty badly.
Cerebral Assassin said:playing SF on the toilet is a good thing
Amir0x said:i still amuse myself laughing over all the hypocrites who decried ports of all kinds throughout PSPs lifespan (including many quite good fighting games - good for ports, anyway) and then magically find it a-ok when it's the only thing worth half a damn on 3DS
People for consistency ftw. Systems defined by new games, not old ones! Let's move on!
Instro said:Capcom should bring Phoenix Wright to the Cafe. I want to present evidence in HD!
midonnay said:has wave race been a bigger seller than fzero
wtf would you do this nintendo??!
Major shops have already started that stuff, like, last year. They're going to be ready.Amir0x said:and then the big gamble, which I think Nintendo is counting on, is that developers won't be ready yet (or won't want to invest) in new engines and all that R&D for the PS4 and Xbox 3 in 2013 or 14, so the Stream would become the lead platform by default.
I think it could work out for them
AniHawk said:whatever retro's working on, i'm sure miyamoto will be right there with them to sabotage the project.
AlexMeloche said:I say Capcom should bring Phoenix Wright to Café, Ps3, 360, PC, NGP, 3DS and everything else that have a screen.
We can't have enough Phoenix Wright.
Anticitizen One said:I hope Nintendo launches Cafe with an AAA Mario game. We haven't seen a strong nintendo launch since N64.
I swear one of these days Ani I'm going to find out where you live and I'm going to send some of those NSFW Scorpion Werewolf paintings of Amir0x to your house.AniHawk said:whatever retro's working on, i'm sure miyamoto will be right there with them to sabotage the project.
Because holding a nine inch wide controller us so much better.Utako said:That is so lame