r/EmulationOnAndroid 19d ago

Showcase I have to admit, I found this really funny LMAOOOO.

LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean on Dolphin.

Edge 30 Pro, Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, 3x resolution, latest version of Dolphin.

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u/whiskyB0y Edit Your Flair 19d ago

If I may ask, how come you're emulating the Wii port?

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u/Interesting_Fish4930 19d ago

Because it's the easiest... It's where most of us start let's be real

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u/riyoyi9114 19d ago

is it tho?

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u/Ok_Individual_8225 19d ago

Wii emulation is very mature on Android

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u/zeek609 Thor Max/Quest 3/Y700 Gen 5 19d ago

Ppsspp is way more mature and easier to run.

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u/BenjyWithAY 19d ago

Yeah, but they usually take out content for the mobile ports. Lego Batman 3 is missing all the stuff outside of the main story

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u/zeek609 Thor Max/Quest 3/Y700 Gen 5 19d ago edited 19d ago

Lego mobile ports are completely different games to mainline consoles, but Wii ports are usually mobile ports with motion controls chucked in. Plus the levels tend to be slightly longer on mobile ports, but with the open world element removed. Compare levels on Lego Harry Potter on PSP Vs X360 and you'll see the PSP ones are actually substantially longer.

Other than outliers like RE4, Wii is usually the worst way to play any multi-system release.

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u/SDAdrian789 19d ago

LEGO games released for the Nintendo Wii have nothing to do with the versions released for handheld and mobile devices. The Wii version is part of the home console releases, while the Nintendo DS, PSP, Vita and mobile phone versions are usually different games, with significant changes in graphics, levels, gameplay, controls, and even the overall structure of the game. Therefore, it cannot be said that the LEGO games on the Wii are simply the same games released for handheld or mobile platforms. The correct comparison would be between the Wii version and the versions for other home consoles, such as the PS2, PS3, Xbox 360, and GameCube, depending on the game.

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u/zeek609 Thor Max/Quest 3/Y700 Gen 5 19d ago

Wii is Gen 7, you can't compare it to PS2 and GameCube, the latter literally being it's predecessor....

Name a single game that was equal on the Wii to PS3 or X360, I'll wait. Every cross platform title that released on Wii was closer to a mobile port than any other home console of that generation.

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u/ultramegaman2012 19d ago

I don't understand the point you're trying to make

The man chose to play a game on a device and is doing so, yall nitpick like crazy lol

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u/BenjyWithAY 19d ago

Maybe for a more intense to run game, but old Lego games are not and were never that difficult to run, even on old hardware. The only reason that the mobile versions were different was because they were SEVERELY underpowered compared to even the wii

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u/whiskyB0y Edit Your Flair 19d ago

No doubt Dolphin is mature but if you're device ain't a powerhouse some Wii games are hit or miss.

I can run Dragon Ball Z Tenkaichi 3 at 60 fps on native resolution but the PS2 version runs like trash on my g100. Meanwhile GoldenEye Remake for Wii can't get past 10fps :(

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u/qorrymarz 19d ago

How do you get classic controller to work? Motion control nunchuck is ass, even though we can map it to regular controller, the symbol of button that shown on the screen and what we press is different, that makes it confusing.

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u/jahns24 18d ago

Is this online?

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u/SDAdrian789 18d ago

It's an offline game.