Unnofficial SNES9X GX Edition - Snes Emulator for Nintendo Wii

[Sir_Voe]

In my experience, with the front SD saving version you should use the version in the no auto save folder. The auto save one makes games hiccup quite frequently (I'm assuming it's because it's auto saving SRAM every 10 secs or so).

[DimensionT]

3. About the Homebrew Channel "No time limit" version:

Fully Recommended. I already use it in my wii console since two weeks and it runs perfect.

If you want to uninstall it, just go to the Saved Data on your wii and click on the "???" channel.

You should NOT be fully recommending that to ANYONE! Unless you can somehow prove that it has no chance of causing harm to your Wii 2 years from now.

Your "Facts" should be like this:

FACTS:

1. The "SNES Channel" vs. "Snes9x GX v5":

- The "SNES Channel" has not "Front SD SAVE" feature.

- The "Snes9x GX v5" has "Front SD SAVE" feature (fully tested in many games like: Mario World, Metroid, Zelda Link's to the Past, Mario All-Stars...)

- The "SNES Channel: NO LIMIT" is filled with bugs from the original coders that may possibly damage your Wii.

- The "SNES Channel: NO LIMIT" had it's safety messure (time limit) removed by someone that doesn't know what the bugs have a chance of doing.

- The "SNES Channel: NO LIMIT" was made against the wishes of it's original ground breaking coders because of the two "facts" above.

Much more informative that way.

[1NOOB]

lol how do i install the snes channel , its an iso file burn it ? need a modchip?

[h2923j42n2]

lol how do i install the snes channel , its an iso file burn it ? need a modchip?

Yes, you need a modchip. I don't have a modchip, so I don't know how to properly burn files.

[1NOOB]

why the homebrew channel is an elf and this one an iso?

[h2923j42n2]

why the homebrew channel is an elf and this one an iso?




btw , i want to know if theres any way (safe or not lol) to launch homebrew without ahving to do the twilight hack each time

I'm not sure why one is an ISO and the other is an ELF. I'm sure it could be installed using the Twilight Hack, but I'm guessing that you need the same file for that as you do for the Virtual Console.

You can download the Homebrew Channel, linked on this site, if you don't want to use the Twilight Hack each time. That is not an official release by Team Twiizers, and it is uncertain what problems it could potentially cause down the road. I don't recommend installing it, but if you want to, go ahead. Just be warned that it could potentially brick your Wii, either during the install, or at a later date.

[wichoxp]

You should NOT be fully recommending that to ANYONE! Unless you can somehow prove that it has no chance of causing harm to your Wii 2 years from now.

Your "Facts" should be like this:

FACTS:

1. The "SNES Channel" vs. "Snes9x GX v5":

- The "SNES Channel" has not "Front SD SAVE" feature.

- The "Snes9x GX v5" has "Front SD SAVE" feature (fully tested in many games like: Mario World, Metroid, Zelda Link's to the Past, Mario All-Stars...)

- The "SNES Channel: NO LIMIT" is filled with bugs from the original coders that may possibly damage your Wii.

- The "SNES Channel: NO LIMIT" had it's safety messure (time limit) removed by someone that doesn't know what the bugs have a chance of doing.

- The "SNES Channel: NO LIMIT" was made against the wishes of it's original ground breaking coders because of the two "facts" above.

Much more informative that way.

That's ridiculous. What do you have against spanish programmers that modified those applications?

Do you have some evidence that those applications are dangerous or risky?

How about the "TRIAL" applications? How do you know that they're safe?

Did they have a "Nintendo Seal of Quality" or something?

They're homebrew applications... that's all.

[misticknight]

i agree, all these programs and crap are as risky as each other i say, none are made by Nintendo and they can easily block all applications whether released by team twiizers or not through an update and brick our ways or wahtever either way. at least this way i'm getting it sooner rather later. i'm stick with this one.

[kingslime80]

OF COURSE there's risks. It's HOMEBREW. Even the official stuff takes time to work all of the kinks out. Just delete the Homebrew channel and the SNES channel before you install any update and support the non-trial version of the original edition when it comes out.
Maybe they can find a way to add pictures and sound. A blank channel is kinda' boring.
Honestly, I'm not sure why we need a SNES channel anyways, the SNES emulator works fine from the Homebrew Channel.

[misticknight]

true thats what i plan on doing, just delete the homebrew channel before an update, then put it back on when i've updated. and of course once the "official" version of the channel is released i'll be using that one instead i just cant be bothered waiting. putting in TP everytime i wanna play was getting to annoying.