#BEST EMULATOR WII U INSTALL#
It basically would have been a Wii/Wii U hybrid, or a more powerful Wii with the GamePad as a peripheral, that had a well over 150 million install base at this point, and likely a crap load of ongoing support as a result. So, rather than having two kinda similar and both underpowered consoles in these last two generations, you would have had a single console that was initially just as powerful as the competition for a whole generation but that actually lasted for two generations, where it would obviously be less powerful in the second generation but still no less powerful than the Wii U is now anyway. Tue 13th Oct Well, I am of course thinking of the "Wii" as it might have been, if Nintendo had had the foresight to make it more powerful in the first place, such that it really would just basically be what the Wii U is right now.Sadly, Nintendo wasn't quite that forward thinking with the original Wii, and so here we are. There was no need for a whole new console, imo, or at least there wouldn't have been if Nintendo had seen fit to make the Wii as powerful as the other consoles of that generations from the get go, and it would still be just about as powerful as the current Wii U is anyway.
#BEST EMULATOR WII U PS3#
I basically wish the Wii U were just the GamePad as a peripheral for the original Wii BUT I also wish the Wii had been as powerful as the Wii U in the first place, which would mean it being about the same power as the Xbox 360 and PS3 were at the time, and then it really would have made sense to have the GamePad as a peripheral for the Wii, and the Wii could probably still have be going strong now. If so, this is kinda what I wish the Wii U was all along, in a sense-basically, an optional peripheral for a currently well established device, rather than a whole new console. I presume you still have to use a GamePad to play it properly, right? Those deep enough into the scene to have dump files of Wii U games have been testing a host of retail titles, typically reporting load times of multiple minutes and crashes after initial screens.
These sorts of emulators often take years to come together and even more time to optimise, and the first version of this particular example seems to be legitimate yet based on the comments of those trying it out is far from playable or functional on a meaningful level. Now, just three years into its life, definitive proof has been shared of a functioning Wii U emulator, which the creators are calling Cemu. It's a niche area, and in the current generation the sheer difficulty of running emulation means that it's unlikely to lead to widespread piracy. Due to all of the work platform holders put into closing off their systems it proves to be difficult, and it took quite some time for the infamous 'Dolphin' emulator to make Wii games playable on PC.
For as long as there are consoles there'll be hackers and programmers attempting to reverse engineer them for emulation.
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