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If you are using another loader use the bool.dol from the "wiiengine" directory.

If your are using the Homebrew Channel you can just copy the wiiengine directory from the archive to the apps directory of the root of your SD card.

Include the PC utility "bincuesplit" is included in the archive to extract the data and audio tracks from a cue/bin CDROM image.

Bilinear filtering for image improvement. Saves are stored in "/roms/pcengine/saves" on the root of your SD card and they use bzip compression to reduce filesize. sav from the "/saves/" directory) or from the configuration menu once the game is loaded. Full support wich stores all game data (even CDROM), to be able to recover them directly (by loading the. This files are stored in "/roms/pcengine/saves" on the root of your SD card. wra file when exiting or by pressing the RESET or POWER buttons on the Wii. The screenshots are incrementally named/numbered. If this directory doesn't exist at the root of your SD card the emulator will create it automatically. The screenshots are stored in "/roms/pcengine/img" directory. The Direct mode assigns the number of the controller directly to the number of the player. controller 2 could be used for player 1 if there's only one controller connected).

The Inteligent mode assigns the controllers as they are switched on inside any of the menus (in the emulator only the HOME button works, if the controller wasn't previously assigned) depending on the order and number of controllers connected (i.e.

Up to 4 controllers support, using 4 wiimotes with 2 assignment modes.

bz2 compressor is included in the program to convert the. A third standard of CD-ROM² discs, known as Arcade CD-ROM² discs, were exclusive to Japan and required one of the two Arcade Card upgrades that were available, depending on which model of the CD-ROM² System add-on you're using. These games were labelled Super CD-ROM² discs in both, Japan and the U.S. Later CD-ROM² discs require the use of an upgrade card called the Super System Card, which updates the system's BIOS and adds extra RAM (an updated model of the add-on was also released in Japan that have the BIOS and RAM upgrade built-in). However, it was very popular in Japan, where it was known as the PC Engine CD-ROM² System, and its lack of region protection (unlike HuCards) helped spur its popularity among importers. The add-on was not much of a success in the U.S., due to the TurboGrafx-16 itself never getting much traction in the U.S. The very first CD-ROM add-on for a video game console ever to be produced, the TurboGrafx-CD was released at a time when the media was still in its infancy.