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Installing the Emulator: First, eject the SD card from your Wii and hook it up to an SD card reader attached to the computer youвЂ™re working on.

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The first order of business is to grab the NES emulator and start copying files to your WiiвЂ™s SD card-the place where all your homebrew software and ROMs will end up. Installing and Configuring Your NES Emulator LetвЂ™s start with setting up NES emulation. Grab a few ROMs to test your system before proceeding:ДЄrmed with a few ROMs to make testing easier, itвЂ™s time to setup and configure the emulators. The following sites maintain extensive catalogs of retro gaming ROMs for everything from the Atari to the Playstation. If not, donвЂ™t worry-itвЂ™s nearly impossible to even search for вЂњemulator ROMsвЂќ without practically falling into a giant pile of them. If youвЂ™re a long time retro game fan thereвЂ™s a good chance you already have a pile of ROMs sitting around waiting to be loaded into the newest emulator to come across your work bench. WeвЂ™ll go over where you can dig up ROMs in the first section. For SNES games, however, the Wiimote is a poor fit as you need to do some pretty fancy fingering to use the SNES X and Y buttons.ДЇor SNES emulation we strongly recommend either using the Wii Classic controller (offers a perfect 1:1 fit for the SNESвЂ™s A, B, X, Y configuration) or a GameCube controller (the right-hand button layout is slightly different than the SNES controller but itвЂ™s close enough that you should have no problems using it).ДЇinally, you need game ROMs to make this work-without them youвЂ™ll have an awesome emulator setup with no games to actually load in the emulator. Second, the regular Wiimote works awesome for NES emulation (as, held sideways, it is essentially a thick NES controller).

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This tutorial will not walk you through the soft mod process.

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Make sure to install the Homebrew BrowserВ while youвЂ™re at it. Therefore, we strongly suggest you read over The Complete Softmod Guide to ensure you are performing the correct mod technique for your particular Wii.

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While we have shown you how to hack your Wii for homebrew before, new editions of the Wii operating system software require different techniques for soft-modding.

At least one game ROM for each emulator youвЂ™re installing.ДЇirst, this project requires a soft-modded Wii unit that can run homebrew software.

One copy of SNES9x GX for SNES emulation.

One copy of FCE Ultra GX for NES emulation.

One Wiimote and/or GameCube controller.

One modded Nintendo Wii unit capable of running homebrew software.

One of the most infamous examples of this is using a Wiimote to emulate a mouse via a DolphinBar.For this tutorial you will need the following items read over the list below and then check out the notes following for additional details. 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 reasonsвЂ¦ДЇortunately, 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 вЂњseeвЂќ 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 вЂњhitвЂќ 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).

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