since it didnt sell well at the time and people are obsessed with it now, Id imagine it be a lot

the hardest part of these MSU1 things is they're ROM hacks and since it's technically illegal to distribute the ROM all you get is a patch file and some PCM files

so you have to patch the ROM and stick everything in it's own folder

Where do you get your roms from now?

I have a huge ton a friend shared with me on a flash drive

probably games I'll never play but I'm pretty sure he gave me every MAME and NES and SNES game ever made

and N64

I could figure out a way to share them with you

Dude I’d fucking pay you for em lmao

Idk if any site is able to handle that much storage tho. Let alone how long it would take to upload everything

I really want GBC and GBA romsets too. Some great games on there

do wii homebrew apps work any better on wii u?

like emulators and stuff?

it has a wii inside of it

I haven’t done any homebrew on my Wii or Wii U. The one thing I know a lot about is ios emulators. I’m beta testing Delta rn if anyone knows what that is

Guy who made GBA4ios is making an all in one emu for ios.

i got epsxe on my android

emulator says these games will run off the Wii CD drive so I might just start burning these patched games with the music to disc it'd be easier to play and I wouldn't need a bigger SD card

SNES and NES and GB GBC Sega wouldn't be a big space hog

my onedrive account is mostly empty so I'm thinking that's a good place to stick them

can it emulate sega cd

I would guess yes althouogh I don't have any of those games

i've been meaning to play sonic cd again

(the best sonic game)

Yeah the N64 titles would eat up the most space

the homebrew wii is easy once it's set up

I literally spent 30 seonds to take the SD card out and put it in my laptop to copy the new snes9x emu over

Tons of tutorials. @ßcuzzy if I were you I’d buy a Wii mini or a used Wii and try it out

most of these N64 ROMs are 32 MB or 64 MB each so that's a big folder, but these others are small

the sad thing is the Wii emulator doesn't appear to support zipped ROMs

i already have an original wii and wii u

so they all have to stay big

whats the point of the wii mini

to make nintendo more money

Just cheaper. Maybe some other feature I forget tbh

isnt it just a wii without gamecube compatibility

they did that a lot

there was a top load NES that came out after the SNES

There was also a snes slim

and a smaller SNES that came out after the N64

And a snes CD drive right