I can use dolphin to some extent to play the iso files I keep on my pc with the. My other alternative would be to disable memory card emulation and run every game until I find out which save files I want to keep and what not to and im not talking about a few games i (which wont fit on a single memory card regardless thus why i have two) raw file as it would load the existing one instead. raw memory card and test it using nintendont's memory card emulation which also means i have to rename my current.

I dont use dolphin for emulation since I am using a softmodded wii with a disc reader that does not work, also I have no way to test what is on my real memory cards and the only way to test it is to copy over every individual save file(from gamecube memory manager on wii) and put them into a. If you've got a 3' DVD (some video cameras use them), don't try to stick it into a slot-loading DVD-ROM drive.Hello idk if this is the correct place to ask this but is it possible to have a seperate executable for the memory card manager as a standalone or is there a command line to bring it up immediately? It runs on the actual CPU, but it can use virtual hard drives, CD-Roms, networking hardware, etc.Įdit: it's also worth noting that, to my knowledge, the Wii is the only 5' slot-loading disk drive out there that will handle 3' media. *Like how VMware or Parallels lets you run Windows in a window on an Intel Mac. The clock speed is a lot higher and the video hardware is a generation or two better, but the basic architecture is the same anything that runs on the older one will run on the newer one with no modifications, even if it won't take advantage of new features. The difference between the Gamecube and the Wii is like the difference between my old 866mhz Powerbook G4 and the 1.6ghz Powerbook G4 that I got several years later. For the Xbox 360 and the newer PS3s they've had to write fancy emulators for backwards compatibility because the hardware changed drastically. Nintendo probably could write a wrapper that would fool the disk into thinking part of the flash memory was a memory card, but they probably consider that a waste of effort since the Gamecube software will just run on the Wii hardware. My guess is the code for handling all that is on the disks. Gamecube games need a Gamecube memory card to save their data.

Save gamecube games without memory card