Something remarkable is happening with Dolphin. The GameCube and Wii emulator has been around for more than a decade now, which is a long time for an emulator to be in active development.

What is Dolphin Emulator? Dolphin Emulator allows players to emulate Nintendo 6th and 7th generation consoles (the GameCube and Wii) while actually running the game on a non-Nintendo console or PC.

Nintendo emulator Dolphin is coming to Steam this year, though it's already available on its website for fans who don't want to wait.

What you need to know Dolphin is an emulator for Nintendo GameCube and Wii consoles, capable of playing legal backups of games from both systems on a desktop PC and other platforms.

The Wii/Gamecube Dolphin emulator has been in operation for well over a decade, having went open source in 2008. Since then, its community has helped improve scores of games ’ compatibility and ...

Using illegal emulators or illegal copies of games harms development and ultimately stifles innovation.

It’s probably a snow day for many of you, so what better way to kill a few hours than to fire up an emulator? “But Nicholas,” you interrupt, “there are so many emulators out there, and so ...

In a May 26th legal notice seen by PC Gamer, Nintendo's legal team asked Valve to remove Dolphin from Steam, claiming the emulator violates the company’s intellectual property rights.

Furthermore, Dolphin's forum users have since confirmed that DirectX 12 appears to have boosted the emulator's performance using both Nvidia and AMD GPUs by way of raw framerate testing.

The Dolphin Emulator Project had planned to release its software on Valve’s Steam store for PC games. Now it says that the release is off after Nintendo sent Valve a cease-and-desist citing DMCA ...

The team behind the Wii and GameCube emulator Dolphin has indefinitely postponed its launch on Steam after Nintendo issued a cease-and-desist.