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Outside of its ease of setup and relative stability, Dolphin has since become popular for its use in [[tool-assisted superplay]]s, especially with JPleal's Perfect Falcon and Perfect Pichu videos. In addition, the emulator allows for the ability to [[texture hack|hack textures]] in both ''Melee'' and ''Brawl'', as well as potentially play both games online (though both are criticised for extensive [[online desynchronization|desynching]] problems). | Outside of its ease of setup and relative stability, Dolphin has since become popular for its use in [[tool-assisted superplay]]s, especially with JPleal's Perfect Falcon and Perfect Pichu videos. In addition, the emulator allows for the ability to [[texture hack|hack textures]] in both ''Melee'' and ''Brawl'', as well as potentially play both games online (though both are criticised for extensive [[online desynchronization|desynching]] problems). | ||
''Melee'' is reportedly said to run in Dolphin without errors. ''Brawl'', however, requires certain graphical requirements set within Dolphin to properly display the various [[Results screen]]; in single | ''Melee'' is reportedly said to run in Dolphin without errors. ''Brawl'', however, requires certain graphical requirements set within Dolphin to properly display the various [[Results screen]]; in single player modes, the screen focusing on the player's character instead becomes a solid green colour, while in multiplayer modes, text becomes corrupted and illegible. | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Revision as of 03:01, January 27, 2014
Dolphin is a GameCube and Wii emulator usable on personal computers. As a result of this, both Super Smash Bros. Melee and Super Smash Bros. Brawl are playable with the emulator. As Dolphin is currently the most stable GameCube and Wii emulator available for download, it is currently the most popular option for emulating the two games. Its high system requirements, however, have prevented it from attaining the same level of popularity as Nintendo 64 emulators, such as Project 64.
Outside of its ease of setup and relative stability, Dolphin has since become popular for its use in tool-assisted superplays, especially with JPleal's Perfect Falcon and Perfect Pichu videos. In addition, the emulator allows for the ability to hack textures in both Melee and Brawl, as well as potentially play both games online (though both are criticised for extensive desynching problems).
Melee is reportedly said to run in Dolphin without errors. Brawl, however, requires certain graphical requirements set within Dolphin to properly display the various Results screen; in single player modes, the screen focusing on the player's character instead becomes a solid green colour, while in multiplayer modes, text becomes corrupted and illegible.
