The popular Nintendo GameCube and Nintendo Wii emulator, Dolphin, is coming to Steam, the team behind the project has today announced.
The joyful news for retro fans was announced on the project’s official blog and via one of the creators behind the project – the well-known Switch miner ‘OatMealDome’.
[Dolphin Emulator]
Dolphin, a GameCube and Wii emulator, is coming to Steam!
We’ll release in Early Access during Q2 2023 (Apr to Jun). More info will be provided closer to launch.
In the meantime, feel free to check out our store page and wishlist us!https://t.co/m3XRhabK9V
— OatmealDome (@OatmealDome) March 28, 2023
The Dolphin GameCube and Wii emulator offers various enhancements, including save states, netplay, as well as boosted resolution. The emulator will be made available through early access on Steam in the coming months (between April and June), and more information about this interesting project will be released closer to the launch of the emulator on Steam.
On Twitter, creator ‘OatMealDome’ writes that Dolphin will also support Steam Deck, which will likely please many retro fans owning a Steam deck. “This has been my pet project for the past little while, so I’m very happy to finally be able to show it off”, ‘OatMealDome’ writes on Twitter. “Thank you to delroth, MayImilae, JMC, and everyone else on the Dolphin team for their help and support.”
Of course, those wanting to play Nintendo GameCube and Wii games through Steam will have to own an original copy of the game.
The Dolphin emulator has been around for quite some time and over the years, the emulator has received numerous updates, including DX12 support and more.
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