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Please visit [https://wii.guide Wii Guide] for info on softmodding. | The Wii was underpowered compared to the other 7th generation systems, but it had a strong homebrew scene as it is trivial for the average user to hack the console. A number of decent emulators are available, primarily for 2D systems, although there are still ocassional speed issues for the more demanding games. See [https://wiibrew.org/wiki/Main_Page WiiBrew] for more extensive Wii-specific coverage of individual emulators. | ||
For some systems (primarily the Nintendo 64), you are sometimes better off using the official Virtual Console re-releases or performing VC injection if one does not exist. See [https://wiki.gbatemp.net/wiki/Wii_VC_Injections_Compatibility_List WikiTemp] for compatibility lists. | |||
Please visit [https://wii.guide Wii Guide] for info on softmodding if your Wii is not already hacked. Current methods support all systems including the Wii Mini and the Wii U's vWii, however the latter cannot take advantage of the Wii U's additional power unless you hack the Wii U itself to unlock/overclock vWii mode. | |||
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