oddech_wymarlych_swiatow
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Competition is good, Ryujinx still can surpass Yuzu.
A basic dual-analog wired controller and your own half-assed motion control mapping or a wiimote with a chinese sensorbar/candles if you don't mind messing with bluetooth.
What controller would you guys recommend for Wii emulation?
Depends on the games.What controller would you guys recommend for Wii emulation?
For light gun games (such as RE: The Umbrella Chronicles or The House of Dead series) and adventure games that use a pointer (such as Another Code: R) I unironically suggest to use the keyboard + mouse. You can map the motion controls (that are basically 2D in these games) to the mouse.What controller would you guys recommend for Wii emulation?
In my possession is a collection of roms for a certain unnamed system. The thing is, the collection comes in three zip-files but they all contain the same roms - the only difference is that one is 'headered', one is 'unheadered' and one is some variant of 'headered'.
My question is, what's the difference? For what circumstances would I use headered roms, and in what circumstances would I use unheadered roms? I looked up the term, but the answers sadly were too vague to give me an answer (something to do with patching the roms was the best I could glean from it).
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Thanks for the info - now I know which zipfiles to keep and which ones to ditch. (The eternal struggle for hard disk space continues.)
Thanks for the info - now I know which zipfiles to keep and which ones to ditch. (The eternal struggle for hard disk space continues.)
Use the Windows 10 "Compact" feature to use xpress4k compression. It is a type of compression that does not impact performance on modern CPUs in any discernible way and works on executable files as well.
I use 'compact' on all of my games installed on SSD to conserve precious disk space.
I'd definitely like to hear how well Yuzu, Ryujinx, and RPCS3 work for you. They're all pretty shit on my 5800X but maybe I'm doing it wrong.5600X get. A mere 3x improvement over my ol' 3770k. The limiting factor is now my 1070 which I am more than fine with. I'll be sure to do some extensive emulation testing. Even PCSX2 had started to chug with the newer versions.
For much of recent memory Ryujinx has been widely known as a highly compatible, feature-rich emulator with one caveat: without a high-end PC, many first-party games simply ran too slowly to be considered playable. We aim to change all that with today's major overhaul of the emulator's memory management, (absurdly but affectionately) nicknamed POWER - Performance Optimizations With Extensive Ramifications. Lowering CPU requirements and increasing headroom for higher end PCs, this update effectively unlocks full-speed gameplay for a vastly larger audience. Thanks to the joint efforts of gdkchan and riperiperi, users with all kinds of hardware can enjoy performance increases anywhere from 20%-100% and beyond, depending on the game and the user's PC specifications.
Isn't Space Hulk also on the PC? Dunno if its any different though. Killing Time, which was originally a 3DO exclusive but went PC changed quite a bit in the porting process.Games:
The best games are the dnd real time first person/single man dungeon crawlers,slayers and death keep.And even that is miles behind real time blobbers on dos/pc.
Also would recommend the space hulk,it is a interesting mix of fps and squad management.
Everything else are weird mediocre jrpg/s or somewhat interesting but not good enough ports of known games.