Gamecube Emulator

Would someone be so kind as to post a link to a Gamecube emulator that i can use? :/ Thank you in advance :)

http://www.dolphin-emulator.com/download.html

You need at least a 2.6 dual core to get some speed. Good luck.

funguy · #2http://www.dolphin-emulator.com/download.html

Thank you :)

Replying to #3

What do you mean by that? :0

2.6 GHz is a processor's clock speed. Basic computer knowledge. But go ahead and try it anyway. To see what you have, type in dxdiag into the run box and it should say.

Replying to #5

Oh, sorry, i'm not really well-versed in the field of computer knowledge. :/ How do i get a run box to pop up?

easier way is to right click on 'my computer' and select 'properties'. The page that comes up will tell you your processor speed and how much ram you have.

Replying to #7

Oh, ok then, i tried that and i found out that my processor speed is 2.20 GHz. My ram is 4.00 GB. So how now? :/

2.2Ghz is quite slow, you might find the games don't run smoothly and/or theres a lot of skipped frames

Replying to #9

Oh, so how do i play my games then? :( Any other alternative solution?

Have you used the emulator yet to see how it performs for you?

Avarikqa · #10Oh, so how do i play my games then? :( Any other alternative solution?

No, there isn't an alternative solution. you need to try it, and if the game doesn't run acceptably then you need a better computer.

Replying to #12

Oh, ok then. Thank you for your feedback then :)

Loonylion · #12No, there isn't an alternative solution. you need to try it, and if the game doesn't run acceptably then you need a better computer.

Unless he has a Wii or Gamecube.If so, you could buy these mini DVD's and change the file name of the game. Exampel, "Luigismansion.gcm" if it says "Luigismansion.iso that is.
I'm not into hacking Gamecubes though so if you have that as an option search the internet for a hacking guide.If you have a Wii you could come to me with any questions you need answered.