SUPER MARIO GALAXY 2 WII U SOFTWARE
SUPER MARIO GALAXY 2 WII U CODE
SUPER MARIO GALAXY 2 WII U PC
SUPER MARIO GALAXY 2 WII U ISO

SUPER MARIO GALAXY 2 WII U ISO

Put the contents of SMG2-GamePadCC.zip and your Game ISO into a folder.Ĥ.

SUPER MARIO GALAXY 2 WII U PC

You will need to run the installer for both and then reboot PC as they created the environment variables which you can run in a terminal window.ģ. You download Wit for Windows, and SZS Wiimms Toolset for Windows.Ģ. I will show you what you do, I thought the instructions were pretty clear aside from trying to work out which tools to get as the OP does not link directly to the download just the place to get the tool.ġ. It's not nearly as easy to just 1:1 map Wii controls to the Wii U gamepad so it doesn't seem like a sensible complaint to say 'Well I never had to use the original controllers on the other systems', because the other systems haven't changed their controller in like a decade.You don't rip or unpack the ISO in any way at all.

The Wii U basically has an extra shoulder button and one more face button, but the Wii U gamepad doesn't have the IR sensor/pointer that the Wii remote has, and a LOT of games used that pointer ability (I believe the Wii U gamepad does have some kind of gyro/accelerometer in it?).

Wii -> Wii U, the controllers are so different.

So using the new controller isn't an issue. The analog sticks got added really early in the PS1 lifecycle, and since then, all they've really added is the Sixaxis motion sensor thing, and replaced Start and Select with a dumb touch pad.

PS1 -> PS2 -> PS3 -> PS4, c'mon dawg, that is basically the same fucking controller.

Xbox -> Xbox 360 -> Xbox One, the controller barely changed, aside from the removal of the black and white buttons.

Shame they didn't just put it in the Wii shop to avoid confusion. It is a bit dumb, I've never had to play any of the rereleases of other older games with their original controller only.

I feel like this thread is a great example of how many gamers just completely take HD remakes and upscaling and emulation for granted as if it's all as trivial as emulating NES games. If future consoles continue to be built on consistent x86 architecture then going forward this may be less of an issue, but up until this point, each console/handheld generation was working from such a different framework that it's actually really admirable how many companies put in the effort to have backwards compatibility.

SUPER MARIO GALAXY 2 WII U SOFTWARE

I feel like almost no one realizes that software emulation is actually hugely taxing on hardware which is why Nintendo always releases NES Virtual Console games first (and most frequently), because they're so simple that they're almost trivial to emulate for any modern computing device.

SUPER MARIO GALAXY 2 WII U CODE

The MGS collections are different in that I believe they're basically porting the entire game to work on PS3 hardware, and having to fiddle with a bunch of code to make sure the port loads all of the assets and runs all of the code properly despite all the differences between PS2 hardware and PS3 hardware. I believe this is the same principle that led to backwards compatibility in basically every instance where the system will directly read the discs/carts from an older system. But people dismissing playing a great game simply because of the Wii Remote is kinda crazy to It's really disappointing that so few people understand that the reason the Wii U runs Wii games is that it literally has a miniaturized Wii that runs the games in exactly the same way they ran on the Wii. I'm not saying it is great for EVERY game, absolutely not. all with the Wii remote and Nunchuck on my Wii U and really had no issues whatsoever with it. I played Mario Galaxy 1 & 2, Silent Hill: Shattered Memories, Twilight Princess, Mario Kart 8, Donkey Kong Tropical Freeze, Super Mario 3D World and Super Smash Bros. Not just because of your situation but also because of your negative venting thread.

Resident Evil Archives I solely use a Wiimote and its terrible, even worse with the nunchuk too. Xenoblade Chronicles with nunchuk and Wiimote is unnecessary. Plus some games just don't need this uncomfortable controller separation. I agree I also quite like the wii mote, my only slight problem I find with it is it can start getting a bit uncomfortable if you're using it for more than a couple hours without a break.

Super mario galaxy 2 wii u