Dolphin Final Problems
- Thread starter yesshare
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READ THIS. It will tell you what needs to be done to play Dolphin smoothly.
http://www.emutalk.net/showthread.php?t=18442
This one might help as well:
http://www.emutalk.net/forumdisplay.php?f=103
Hope that helps, but chances are that you're not going to like what you find. Mouser X out.
http://www.emutalk.net/showthread.php?t=18442
This one might help as well:
http://www.emutalk.net/forumdisplay.php?f=103
Hope that helps, but chances are that you're not going to like what you find. Mouser X out.
Toasty
Sony battery
A guy had a similar question only a few days ago, so I wrote up a short tutorial on how to get your computer running Gamecube games. I don't want to clutter yet another thread with it, so here's a link.
I must concur, that's also a good way to get it working smoothly. Though, my personal preferance is this method. Both work pretty good though. Mouser X out.Toasty said:
- Thread Starter
- #5
Thanks for reply!
Your methods are good but I don't know if it worth to spend a hunderd $ for only playing Kirby air ride.
And so, I choose a Gamecube simulator to play.
When I play it, its fps is only 5 point something.
I can't buy a Gamecube but I think I could add things on my computer.
I don't know the problem are come from my game file or the simulator.
I hope there are more methods to help it.
Your methods are good but I don't know if it worth to spend a hunderd $ for only playing Kirby air ride.
And so, I choose a Gamecube simulator to play.
When I play it, its fps is only 5 point something.
I can't buy a Gamecube but I think I could add things on my computer.
I don't know the problem are come from my game file or the simulator.
I hope there are more methods to help it.
It'd be cheaper to buy the Gamecube.yesshare said:
The answer is a big NO on that one. The fps you see is the fps you get. You *might* be able to squeeze 1 or 2 more fps out, but is that really going to make a big difference? Not really.
As for the "lack" of games on the Gamecube, I don't know what you're talking about. It's got tons of great games. Starfox: Assault; Metroid Prime (1&2); Tales of Symphonia (which is also on the PS2 in Japan); Beyond Good and Evil (which is on all 3 systems); Zelda9: The Wind Waker; Phantasy Star Online 1&2 (which is also on the Dreamcast and Xbox); Skies of Arcadia (also on Dreamcast); F-Zero GX; Super Smash Brothers: Melee; Mario Kart: Double Dash; and ect. There's tons of great games. Certainly enough to make buying a Gamecube worth the expense. But no, chances are slim that many more games will be made of the Gamecube. Though, Zelda12: Twilight Princess is coming out this fall for the Gamecube, so there is that as well. On the other hand, you might be better off waiting for the Revolution (renamed "Wii") to come out. It's backwards compatible to all of Nintendo's previous systems (via the virtual console and downloads), including the Gamecube (via the actual disks themselves). And, chances are pretty good that it's only going to be about twice the price of the Gamecube (In the U.S.A., the GC is $100.00). Look up the features of the Revolution. So far as I know, everyone that has actually used the controller has only had positive comments to say about it. Not a single person has said that they didn't like it (there were nuetral comments, but no bad ones). There's even some people who trash-talked the system (basically said it was garbage), and once they got their hands on it, they changed their minds. I don't know about you, but for me, that says something about the system. Even those who hate it like it, once they tried it out (or, at least didn't hate it anymore). So, it might be wise to simply wait for that.
Of course, when it comes out, chances are pretty good that you'll be able to find a Gamecube for dirt cheap. People will almost certainly be selling them off, since the new system can play their old GC games. Hopefully I provided some useful and helpful information to you. Also, I'm sorry if I provided to much information... Sorry for the long read. Mouser X over and out.
As for the "lack" of games on the Gamecube, I don't know what you're talking about. It's got tons of great games. Starfox: Assault; Metroid Prime (1&2); Tales of Symphonia (which is also on the PS2 in Japan); Beyond Good and Evil (which is on all 3 systems); Zelda9: The Wind Waker; Phantasy Star Online 1&2 (which is also on the Dreamcast and Xbox); Skies of Arcadia (also on Dreamcast); F-Zero GX; Super Smash Brothers: Melee; Mario Kart: Double Dash; and ect. There's tons of great games. Certainly enough to make buying a Gamecube worth the expense. But no, chances are slim that many more games will be made of the Gamecube. Though, Zelda12: Twilight Princess is coming out this fall for the Gamecube, so there is that as well. On the other hand, you might be better off waiting for the Revolution (renamed "Wii") to come out. It's backwards compatible to all of Nintendo's previous systems (via the virtual console and downloads), including the Gamecube (via the actual disks themselves). And, chances are pretty good that it's only going to be about twice the price of the Gamecube (In the U.S.A., the GC is $100.00). Look up the features of the Revolution. So far as I know, everyone that has actually used the controller has only had positive comments to say about it. Not a single person has said that they didn't like it (there were nuetral comments, but no bad ones). There's even some people who trash-talked the system (basically said it was garbage), and once they got their hands on it, they changed their minds. I don't know about you, but for me, that says something about the system. Even those who hate it like it, once they tried it out (or, at least didn't hate it anymore). So, it might be wise to simply wait for that.
Of course, when it comes out, chances are pretty good that you'll be able to find a Gamecube for dirt cheap. People will almost certainly be selling them off, since the new system can play their old GC games. Hopefully I provided some useful and helpful information to you. Also, I'm sorry if I provided to much information... Sorry for the long read. Mouser X over and out.
- Thread Starter
- #14
I want to ask if you look at
www.dolphin-emu.com
and click on game list,
I found that Kirby Air ride is "ingame",
But what is that mean?
www.dolphin-emu.com
and click on game list,
I found that Kirby Air ride is "ingame",
But what is that mean?
