#Animal crossing dolphin emulator code#
For Star Wars: The Clone Wars, those "quirks" required such a gigantic code rewrite that it was only after years of work that the Dolphin team finally got the title, which is not one of the best Star Wars games ever released, up and running. In a very lengthy and detailed blog post from two of Dolphin's core coders, JMC47 and MaJoR write that some games were coded with individual quirks that can take time to account for and get running.
While the vast majority of these games have been available for years on Dolphin already, the team behind the emulator announced today that it has finally solved the last coding puzzle in the project, successfully emulating the Nintendo GameCube's Star Wars: The Clone Wars. Many gamers fondly remember the GameCube for both its unique controller design and a high-quality library of titles ranging from Pikmin to cult classics like Skies of Arcadia. Perhaps no other community-based emulation project has been so dedicated in preserving a console's games library than the Dolphin project, an emulator that is built to simulate the Nintendo GameCube. Potential legal issues surrounding acquiring the games that an emulator can run aside, it's a facet of gaming that's still crucial in preserving older titles.
Emulation technology has made incredible progress over the past decade as technology continues to become more powerful, with one game developer going so far as to create a 3D NES Emulator that automatically converts games from 2D into 3D. The seemingly never-ending Dolphin emulation project, an emulator that replicates Nintendo's GameCube, may finally be complete - the console's entire library is now playable.Īlthough the emulation community is not as prominent in the video game industry as it once was, there is still a sizable group of people who get their old school video gaming fix from running console simulators on their computers or mobile phones.
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