The Wii VC has native support for the Gamecube controller(in earlier versions of the Wii model there are Gamecube controller ports, which is what I have). The "separate program" would just be a Genesis emulator coded for the Wii and launched via the homebrew channel.

The native support for the Gamecube contoller doesn't allow me to use the control stick, so I have to use the dpad instead to move, select options, etc. For an extended period of time, using that dpad is... less than optimal. Like I said before, it starts to hurt my thumb not long after using it and I feel as if I'm not being precise as I could be.

If I used an emulator on the Wii to play the game, then it would allow me to use the control stick.

Hey, while I'm waiting for my equipment to arrive so I can start recording runs, I have a question.

So, basically, I have Toejam & Earl on the Wii VC and only that. Though, the only controller I have access to that works with the VC is the Gamecube controller, and using the dpad for not very long periods of time during practice runs starts to hurt my thumb and I feel like I'm not being precise enough with my inputs anyway.

So my question is: If I use an emulator on the Wii to play the game with the Gamecube control stick, is that supposed to be tagged as Wii VC, Wii VC[emulated], or Genesis[emulated]? Sorry if this is a dumb question, thanks for any answers.

Hi, I guess.

I've known about speedruns for a long time, but I've never actually tried to do a speedrun myself, and since I'll be having a bunch of free time, I figured, why not at least get a personal best on something.

I plan on doing some runs of Goof Troop on Super Nintendo since I played that game a lot when I was little, so it's a game I know in and out and have some nostalgia for.