Recently hacked my Wii for emulation. Are there any 3rd party

>>4118261
8bitdo controllers work with the Wii I'm pretty sure. If not, you could always pick up a classic controller pro for cheap.

>>4118272
Thanks for the advice bro.

It's a great system for emulation on a CRT. Component out from a Wii has a massive amount of noise though on an LCD.

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>>4118261
Play gamecube stuff w nintendont
It aint even emulation it like flashcart

>>4118447
My household had to figure this out the hard way. Ended up getting rid of our CRT that the Wii was connected to and Tetris Attack became unplayable at a competetive level. It's hooked back up to another CRT now.

>>4118447
So maybe it isn't just me. My old 720p LCD handled the 480p output from the Wii just fine but I upgraded to the big nice 1080p plasma and on it, the 480p Wii output gradually gets so much static that it becomes unplayable. If I switch it to the other component input it's fine for another ten minutes or so then it starts again. I thought it might have been from looping it through my PVM but I haven't hooked it directly yet to see. 480i is beautiful but has noticeable lag.

>>4118272
Not him but are those controllers wireless? I like just on the sofa without cables trailing all over thr floor. I've been using the Wiimote side on but for it's still a bit fiddly for some snes games.

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Look for the original classic controller not the pro model. Feels better for retro games.

>>4118454
Nintendont is great. Playing Path of Radiance right now.

>>4118901
don't listen to this guy, get the pro model. it's ten times more comfy.

is there much difference in the versions of Nintendont? I think I have some kind of custom older version so that it works with Wiiflow, which I originally wanted because it looked nicer.

But I'm considering switching to USBLoaderGX if the latest Nintendont has tangible benefits, since USBLoader just werks

>>4121237

It's Wiiflow itself you need to update for that, I think the latest open-wiiflow-mod is the one you need. Nintendont will work with USB loaders regardless of version but it's worth keeping updated for other reasons.

>>4118713
They are wireless technically, the cables connect into the Wiimote themselves.