Copy the installer files to your SD/USB device.You must have FCE Ultra GX installed in one of these locations. This channel tries load apps/fceugx/boot.dol from SD or USB.

You must have Homebrew Channel 1.0.8+ running on IOS58 to run the installer.If you do not have a Game Disc to update to System Menu 4.3 or Wifi access on your Wii, you can use the PC program NUS Downloader to download IOS58 to your computer, then install offline on your Wii. You must have Wifi access on your Wii (to run IOS58 Installer) or a Game Disc with System Menu 4.3. Wii Channel wilsoff and MrNick666 were gracious enough to create an official Wii Channel. You can copy the fceugx directory from the archive to your support drive. ROMs & saves files should be stored in fceugx/roms and fceugx/saves on the root of your SD card, USB flash drive, or SMB share.If you are using the Homebrew Channel just copy the apps directory from the archive to the root of your SD card.NES Compatibility Based on FCEUX 2.2.3+ (git 21c0971).Cheat support (.CHT files and Game Genie).

Original/filtered/unfiltered video modes.

SD, SDHC, USB, DVD, SMB, Zip, and 7z support.

iNES, FDS, VS, UNIF, and NSF ROM support.

Wii U GamePad support (requires homebrew injection into Wii U VC title).

Wiimote, Nunchuk, Classic, Wii U Pro, and GameCube controller support.

One of the most infamous examples of this is using a Wiimote to emulate a mouse via a DolphinBar. For this reason, Batocera will simply use the system's cursor (however it may be controlled) for lightgun hardware emulation by default. Most emulators have employed the use of the most common peripheral available to computers to emulate the lightgun hardware: the computer mouse. Using original lightgun hardware on Batocera is not possible because of these reasons…įortunately, by the powers of modern technology we don't actually require use of the original equipment in order to play these games when they are emulated. Arcade machines would use some sort of specialized tracking technology to “see” where the gun is pointed at, home consoles would use time-synced flashed of the CRT display when the gun is shoot to determine if the target was “hit” which is impossible to utilize on modern LCD screens. Some games are played using a peripheral that you could aim at the screen called a light gun. Recommended watching: Batocera Nation's excellent lightgun tutorial for Batocera.

Write themes for batocera-emulationstation.

Redirect upgrades from any board to my own builds.

Raspberry Pi: Add power buttons/switches.

Sync files across multiple devices (Syncthing).

Snes9x wiimote