We hope that everyone enjoy's this month's notable changes!įor the convenience of our Android users, we've decided to cluster up a ton of important Android changes together after the more general changes. The sun may be setting on Nintendo's revolutionary console, but on the emulation front we still have a long road ahead of this. Now that we've gotten that out of the way, we have a lot of big changes that hit over the past two months that we need to get through. Say what you will about the average quality of WiiWare releases, these titles are a part of the Wii's legacy, one that is slowly being locked out to those who would want to experience them in the future. It's also rather disappointing that the many unique titles released on WiiWare can no longer be legally purchased by users. Users with unscrubbed Wii discs can rely on them as well to install the System Menu after they go down, but, depending on when the game was released, it may not be fully updated.
Dolphin relies on the NUS servers for installing a fully updated Wii System Menu in Dolphin. More distressingly, it's likely only a matter of time before the Wii Nintendo Update Servers (NUS) themselves go down.
Enjoy.īu konu hakkındaki tartışmaya forum konusu üzerinden devam edebilirsiniz. As always, users who want to try these features can download the latest development builds on the download page or use the auto-updater to get a new dev build every month automatically.
With that out of the way, it's time to get to this May's Notable Changes. Some of these issues are close to being resolved while others haven't even been investigated yet.Īll we can ask of users is to continue using the latest development builds, continue reporting bugs, and be patient with the next release. There are dozens, if not over a hundred of these little issues that just take time and effort to address. Whether it's a game like Ed, Edd, & Eddy: The Mis-Edventures hanging on a loading screen or audio being broken in Resident Evil 2. Since Dolphin 5.0, there have been a lot of minor and major regressions that haven't been fully worked out yet. Unfortunately, we have to announce that we aren't especially close to a release right now.Ī release build is about more than just having exciting features, it's meant to be stable, reliable, and highly compatible. After all, Dolphin 5.0 launched nearly three years ago and lacks features like Ubershaders, Bluetooth Passthrough, Hybrid XFB, Emulated Motion Plus. Everyone wants to know when Dolphin 6.0 is coming. These big features all hitting together seems to have brought up a talking point in the community would be irresponsible to ignore. The past few months have been quite hectic with a slew of gigantic changes requiring lengthy articles alongside them.
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