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1. GET DOLPHIN EMULATOR TO WORK ON MAC HOW TO
2. GET DOLPHIN EMULATOR TO WORK ON MAC PRO
3. GET DOLPHIN EMULATOR TO WORK ON MAC SOFTWARE
4. GET DOLPHIN EMULATOR TO WORK ON MAC BLUETOOTH
5. GET DOLPHIN EMULATOR TO WORK ON MAC PLUS

GET DOLPHIN EMULATOR TO WORK ON MAC BLUETOOTH

Getting the Wiimote to pair over Bluetooth with my Mac was a bit tricky.

GET DOLPHIN EMULATOR TO WORK ON MAC PLUS

The Nintendo Wii Nunchuck Controller and Wii Remote Plus arriving in a box from Amazon Prime. While you're on their official site, be sure to check out their game compatibility list and FAQ to make sure that your computer and setup is compatible with Dolphin.

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Be careful about other websites that may be offering versions of the software that may come bundled with malware! 😱 I first downloaded the Dolphin Emulator for Nintendo Wii/GameCube from its official website. That's one thing you won't need to put on your shopping list, for now! 🔋👍🏻 Setup + configurationĪfter a few days, the supplies had arrived, and it was time to test! … Best perk of buying official Nintendo gear? It always ships with brand-new batteries in the box.

With the sensor bar figured out, I ordered the rest of the supplies through Amazon Prime:

Radio Shack was unfortunately charging too much for the spare parts to build it on my own (by comparison), and I figured that a manufactured option could potentially be more durable longterm, anyway. I actually did consider building one myself, but luckily realized that there were a USB-powered replicas on eBay for less than $5 USD shipped. Photo of a Nintendo Wii “sensor bar,” positioned in front of a TV. A friend told me that there are numerous alternatives to this bar, though, such as lighting two candles near your TV (safely! 😅), or even building your own Wii sensor bar using infrared emitter LEDs. If you have a Nintendo Wii console, you have that wired bar that goes on the top of your TV as a signal to the “Wiimote” controllers of where the TV is.

GET DOLPHIN EMULATOR TO WORK ON MAC HOW TO

… But, how was I going to emulate a sensor bar? 😅 Figuring out how to emulate a “sensor bar” for the Wiimote controller(s) To try, all I needed was a Wii game, a “Wiimote” controller, and a sensor bar.

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Since my MacBook Pro is fairly new, I'd hoped that it packed enough processing and graphics power to play. Soon after, I discovered that there's a software emulator that can perfectly emulate both of these Nintendo consoles on most Macs and PCs! Screenshot of “ The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker” running on a Nintendo GameCube console. The fact that I had been able to play a GameCube game on the Wii was a signal that the two were very similar, hardware-wise. … A new Zelda game had come out since then, called “ The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword,” and I had been dying to play it.

… So, what's next? Back to Nintendo? Hmm…īecause I'd owned the Wii before, I had already played: Then, I sold that before I moved again in January 2013, and have been consoleless ever since due to traveling. 😂 - But, I sold my Wii before I moved in 2011, and then bought a PlayStation 3 in early 2012. The only other home (non-portable) gaming console that I've dabbled with longterm is the Nintendo Wii, which I actually camped out for on launch in 2006. Most of the console games I've played are on the PlayStation platform, and the new consoles have generally enabled playback of each previous consoles' titles through streaming or embedded backwards compatibility. The primary reason that I'm going with the PlayStation 4 over the Xbox One is that I've owned the PlayStation 2 and PlayStation 3 previously. There are a few other titles that I'm looking forward to this holiday season when PlayStation 4 goes on sale, such as The Last Of Us and Grand Theft Auto 5… but, even though these are also PlayStation 3 titles, I don't own that console anymore either, so I can't play either of them right now. Wouldn't it be great to be able to play Zelda on your laptop? … Obviously! 😄 Between video-game consolesīeing that I'm between travels, apartments, and dedication to a specific game console, I decided to get creative with hardware and catch up on the Legend of Zelda series developed by Nintendo.