Guide: Wiimotes and Accessories with Dolphin

[@justinallen1591]

I’m so lost. Do I grab a snack and a drink?

[@omegaXjammur]

Holy crap, I see what you mean. Grab both just to be safe.

[@retropulse03]

No. It's 9am. Grab Breakfast (Y)

[@Bentmetal13]

Russ is damn serious about this shit, no snacks with Wii emulation(totally kidding)

[@RetroGameCorps]

How could you hold snacks and drinks while also holding a Wiimote and nunchucks at the same time?

[@weaponizedemoticon1131]

​@@RetroGameCorpsI have REALLY GOOD wrist straps.

[@Brianybug]

This is nuts. I had trouble going to sleep last night. I ordered 2 off brand Wiimotes sets and a USB receiver bar for cheap and I wake up to this video. Thank you!

[@shinobiseb]

Buy a lottery ticket

[@SavingPrivateBob]

God is real!

[@KatRollo]

Note that aftermarket Wiimotes are not as straightforward as OEM ones. You will need to use the Bluetooth Passthrough instead of what Russ showed here for aftermarket and would need a compatible bluetooth adapter that supports the passthrough.

[@Brianybug]

​@@KatRollo Thanks for the heads up!

[@KatRollo]

@@Brianybug You're welcome! Aftermarket Wiimotes tend to be frustrating for many as they are hit-n-miss. Hope you have better luck!

[@augustdeer]

Btw if you have a Wii Motion Plus accessory or Wiimote with it built in, you don't need a sensor bar (though you'll still get better results with one). Set the controller to "Emulated Wii Remote" instead of "Real Wii Remote," press "Configure," and use the built in "Wii Remote with MotionPlus Pointing (Stock)" profile. This will use the gyroscope and accelerometer to simulate a sensor bar, and it works good enough for low accuracy situations where you just need to navigate menus or point at things. Separately, you may notice that the Wiimote speakers don't work even if you check "Enable Speaker Data." Unfortunately, with current builds of Dolphin, speaker audio does not work for any Wiimotes except for a specific model of Wiimote plus (the -TR model). The workaround is to enable Bluetooth Passthrough, which you can look up how to do on the wiki. (Bluetooth Passthough means nothing else can use bluetooth, so you may want to buy a cheap usb bluetooth adapter so your main bluetooth card still works. You also can't use MotionPlus pointing with bluetooth passthrough, so you will need a sensor bar or candles or two phones with the flashlight on or something.)

[@KatRollo]

Good advice. Hope this comment gets pinned.

[@Rocky2418]

It's weird, I tried following your instructions in the first paragraph (the Wiimote speakers are an afterthought - just trying to get the Wiimote itself working for now) and haven't yet been successful. I side loaded the "Pair Wiimote" app, and successfully got it paired to my Odin 2. Then I went into Dolphin and selected the "Wii Remote with MotionPlus Pointing" profile after selecting "Emulated Wii Remote". But even after doing that, no games are detecting any input from the Wiimote - whether the nunchuk is plugged in and enabled or not. Any thoughts as to what I might be missing?

[@augustdeer]

@@Rocky2418 *Short answer:* The "Pair Wiimote" app is not a supported method for connecting your Wiimote to Dolphin, and the built-in profile will not work with it. If you want an easy solution, you'll need to purchase a Dolphinbar or switch to the PC version of Dolphin. *Long answer:* I had not heard of "Pair Wiimote" before seeing this comment, but here is my best advice after some minimal research. The "Pair Wiimote" app appears to be primarily designed to let you use your Wiimote as a controller for Android games. As such, your Wiimote will show up in all Android apps, including Dolphin, as though it were a standard Switch/Xbox/Playstation style gamepad. Thus, to use the "Pair Wiimote" app with Dolphin, you'll need to manually remap all the controller buttons back to the correct inputs within the Dolphin settings. In addition, as far as I can tell the "Pair Wiimote" app does not process motion plus or the sensor bar, so you'll need to find an alternate way to control pointing inputs, like the touchscreen. This will likely require some trial and error to work out exactly how best to set everything up. Hope this helps! I'm sorry the only answers I have are "buy a $30 gizmo," "waste several hours of your life trying to get this 5 year old app to work," or "get a gaming PC." I hope you find a better 4th option I don't know about.

[@santosrramirez8252]

by far one of the best videos you released. you make getting old more bearable

[@gogogadgetcos]

In regards to the Wiimote syncing, the launch Wiimote also had that sync button inside the battery comaprtment but it was rarely used. The Wiimote was synced with the console it came with out of the box, so that's why you could just press the 1 and 2 button and get them connected but if you wanted to connect it to a different Wii or spent awhile without the Wiimotes connected to the Wii, you'd need to press the sync button.

[@Jeremy_Hopkins]

It's probably been said, but the Mayflash bar works on PC too. If someone has Dolphin on PC and Android, you wouldn't necessarily need to buy both bars. My Mayflash is from years ago, so maybe my experience is outdated. Just putting it out there so people aren't buying two bars unnecessarily. And I agree, it really is a seamless, great experience on Dolphin with these bars!

[@KatRollo]

This is an important note. Russ may have forgotten to emphasise this (or perhaps he's not too familiar). When you have the MayFlash DolphinBar, you don't need anything else.

[@ciaranmccarthy]

I'm happy for you that you set this up and the kids are enjoying it, that's what it's all about. I've had my Dolphin bar connected to my Steam Deck dock for about a year and I have a lot of fun playing games using the original controls. I still have my modded Wii connected to a tv in the other room with a ton of Wii and Gamecube games on a 2TB hard drive. Just the other night my buddy was over and we played through House of the Dead 3 and Contra Rebirth on it! Good times!

[@mattb6522]

Great video! You're a mind reader, Russ! I actually was trying to get some Wii going on with my Steam Deck, but I wasn't quite sure how to get the Wiimotes configured with Dolphin! Thanks for always being one step ahead! :)

[@devzoi3715]

I just bought a dolphinbar this is gonna be so useful!

[@glassroom135]

In this episode of Russ showing me how to do things i didnt know I wanted to do and me saying "yeah man I wanna do it"

[@Dreddtube]

Hello. Still have my Day 1 Wii and remotes. Red Sync button was there from start. 1+2 is for resync on an already synced console.

[@DreamerSouls]

I figured this whole thing out a few years ago, and I'm amazed by how far emulation has come, considering how much you can do with the virtual Wii that exists on dolphin

[@KatRollo]

Thanks for covering this. Figured this out around 3 years ago on my laptop, but the excitement for those who has set it up the first time never changes. I use a mini-pc setup now which is perfect for the console-like feeling. You can also use Raphnet V3 (no tilt sensor) or RetroCultMods V3 (with tilt sensor) adapters if you want a wired connection. What these adapters do basically is convert the signals into DInput or XInput respectively. Note: 3rd-party Wiimotes do NOT work with the MayFlash DolphinBar. Stick to OEMs if using that sensor bar. It also works for both PC and Android, so no need to buy separate sensor bars in case that was not clear in this video.

[@draco_rjc]

Love videos like this! Niche topics, original hardware paired with emulation, *chefs kiss*

[@JIMMY723]

So buying this for my Retroid pocket 5 another great video and find. Iv been promoting your videos because people keep stopping me in public about my Retroid 5 your awesome man. If I ever meet you in NY I'm giving you a big hug!

[@RedNocturne]

Dude, I have been waiting for this guide!! Thank you so much!!

[@TheSerun13]

Wild, I was looking up more info on something like the dolphinbar and I see this video uploaded only 2 days ago. Sadly, not a ton of views since it's such a niche product in 2025, but for the people who want to see more about this product it's very helpful. Thanks for making all kinds of content.

[@Bentmetal13]

These types of videos are my favorite, doesn’t hurt I got a Wii guitar for Christmas

[@ComposerKuandohan]

Thank you so much for this video. I have always felt emulating wii games without the wii remote very lackluster, so I never emulated any wii games because of it. To think I just have to buy an $8 adapter and I can get the full wii experience on my steam deck is kind of blowing my mind. Thank you, again.

[@cappnplanetcappnplanet3237]

I've seen these options but never knew how to use them until now. This is amazing. Thanks man.

[@DeathJerrie]

This video found me at just the right time! I am going through my old Wii games and was battling the workaround-controls of dolphin. Now I'll get a USB-Bar and use my original Wiimotes. This will be fun. :D

[@TarikA]

I still have my original Wii U attached to my TV. There are still a few issues with Miis on Cemu. Otherwise I might have switched over to run Wii and Wii U games just from within Dolphin and Cemu and put my Wii U in a shelf. Great video. It reminded me to go digging on the current state of Cemu. :)

[@thwonp]

One experiment I would like to see is syncing 4 wiimotes at once. I have not had any issues syncing 1-3 controllers using multiple bluetooth adapters, including ones from the passthrough compatibility list. 4 controllers is when things start to get dicey.

[@gdot1803]

The Steam Deck's trackpads are perfect for Wii pointer games, like Sin and Punishment and Mario Galaxy star bit cursor aiming. But taking it further, I somehow managed to beat Zack and Wiki in its entirety on Steam Deck. Cursor controls were all done via the trackpads, but for things like twisting the remote, that's where I had to carefully use the analog stick+modifier buttons. Twisting was janky, but I somehow got it to work. But yeah, you can simply just pair a Wiimote, but I wanted to prove almost anything is playable on the Deck.

[@ryanbartlett672]

Thanks and Good timing! Bought some extra wiimotes , gun attachments , and the Mayflash bar to do exactly this

[@philippkeil5358]

Awesome! Can you read minds? Was just researching controller options for Dolphin the other day and now you release this banger vid. Thanks a lot! Keep it coming! Grabbing drinks and snacks right now! ❤

[@VladlustTV]

This video was great! I believe I've seen people use this setup to play light gun games on mame, I would love a part 2 of this video were you cover that!

[@quefitaeessa]

It's amazing to see a setup like this.

[@ninjason57]

I have zero desire or intent to do this but I will like and comment because I like Retro Game Corps!

[@Sigma-0289]

I am using dolphin bar about 4 years now. It works amazing. I connect it to my android phone via usb hub and connecting phone to monitor. I do have original Nintendo wiimote and nunchucks. It's just great experience, i have 2 dolphin bars. 1 in use and the other is backup for future 😊

[@NorrinCreates]

This is a gateway! I’d love to see more guitar hero/rock band content! Let’s try out clone hero! Dive deep into custom arduino guitars with mechanical switches! Russ’ love for music and retro gaming collide!

[@igniatesch9664]

After the initial hype back then, I was glad about every game I don’t had to play with these motion controls. I’m sorry, I just had to mention this.

[@vincentvega3093]

Metroid Prime Collection with Mouse & Keyboard is a must play

[@Mango256]

I felt the same way but then I started to miss it and now still play many of the games with motion, it is well implemented in some games and now I appreciate them more. In some ways I like the Wii library over the Switch’s.

[@Yentz4]

Wow, this seems way easier than I thought it was gonna be! I've been trying to connect my Joycons to my pc to emulate the wii controls in dolphin, but I can't seem to get them to work. I just assumed that connecting the actual wiimotes to the PC was gonna be even more of a hassle, but it looks like it's actually way easier!

[@MrGonz801]

I was literally about to be a smart ass and comment "you can actually just use 2 candles", but he beat me to it. Russ knows his stuff

[@Thomas-c9z3v]

Probably 50% of my Retroid Pocket 5 gaming has been in docked mode as a wii. I was really surprised at how good the experience is.

[@Grey_Knight3]

Thank you so much! Been needing this video! I was really wanting to play mario galaxy with wii remotes using my odin docked, but i also wanted to be able to play with a friend somehow too

[@thecomputerman78]

Thank you I've been looking for a guide

[@GrumpyRCPilot]

Hi Russ, great video as usual. Maybe you could look into using old SNES accessories (light gun/blaster, guitars, drums, dance mats, etc). I still have a bunch of them, and it could be nice to use them with a newer emulation setup. Keep up the great work!

[@marcwurth4448]

Oh yeah cool - new content again! Even if it's not relevant to me. I equipped my gaming PC with an active USB adapter. This leads to the television where the bar and GC adapter from the Wii U are permanently installed. I like to play GC and Wii in 4K - but I also need computing power :D I also connected the Wii Fit board because my wife loves Wii Fit. By the way, the DK drums also work great! I currently want to set up the Steamdeck as a Wii U replacement and have bought a dock and display cable especially for this purpose.

[@wrth]

9:47 Not sure how many people know this, but if you backup the NAND from your Wii, you can import it to Dolphin and get the full home screen experience, and you can even run all the games and applications you see on the menu without any extra work or downloading. Without it, pressing Wii Menu will take you to a black screen.

[@edge_of_theknife6315]

got my second hand legion go yesterday. you were a big influnce

[@edukara]

Aw Lego Rock Band is my absolute favorite. It has the best song list. ❤ I've been using my Wii guitar a lot to play Fortnite's new mode that is basically a Guitar Hero clone. I use that PC method you showed plus JoyToKey and it works wonders. There's also an adapter for the Wii Guitar that plugs it straight to USB without even a Wii Remote, it's crazy. People have been doing that a lot to play Clone Hero I guess.

[@zachb4561]

Speaking as a Batocera PC user: Dolphin Bar has some input lag but is SO MUCH easier than the other options. Sync them up to the bar, plug in peripherals as needed... no fuss. I spent hours fiddling with Bluetooth passthrough and direct connects to Batocera or to Dolphin but on Batocera specifically Nuchucks and other plug-in controllers would do all kinds of crazy freezing/not working/other BS. I try and make my Batocera rig as console-like as possible, so I straight up would not have Wii games in my setup at all if it wasn't for the Dolphin Bar. Don't overthink it just get one and use it and enjoy it!

[@michaelmuller1433]

Did you manage to get sound out of the Wiimote? I have Batocera, the first generation of gyro Wiimote and the Mayflash Dolphin bar. Sound out of the Wiimote speaker doesn’t work (just a garbled mess) and after doing some research it only works with one of the last generation of Wiimotes. But you seem to be able to fix it somehow with Bluetooth passthrough.

[@zachb4561]

@michaelmuller1433 It's been a while since I set it all up and used it so I don't remember for sure honestly. I have Bluetooth Passthrough on iirc, I think I had the same issue of the sound being garbled as you say when using the Dolphin Bar. I believe if you go into the Wii's popup Home Menu and turn the Wiimote speaker volume all the way down most of the Wiimote sounds get mixed into the TV's audio output anyways?

[@michaelmuller1433]

@ Thanks, I’ll play around with passthrough then. I want to play Silent Hill: Shattered Memories in Dolphin and it has things like static noise coming out of the Wiimote when enemies are near you or getting phone calls where you hold the Wiimote to your ear so you hear the caller coming from the Wiimote speaker. That was very immersive back then when I played it on original hardware. Playing these sounds on the TV would probably work but it would cost a lot of atmosphere.

[@jordanelliott0408]

One thing to note, sometimes the Wii Remote will lose Sync with Dolphin if you leave your game running idle for too long & sometimes when you re sync it will make you the wrong player so I highly recommend the Mayflash Dolphin bar for handheld PCs instead of the generic one, since you can turn it on and off to re sync the remotes easily

[@LCB7509]

amazing, I havent even tried using wiimotes but I want to Thanks!

[@shane6172]

This what i waiting for im try to buy this thing to play those games on my steamdeck

[@frosy1180]

Funny , I was looking this up last night to remind myself how it all worked and heres this lmao

[@igzibi1]

fantastic guide man, fantastic. ~2 years ago i got myself some cheap wii bar for steam deck, wii motes, but that bar was of bad quality. I wanted to buy mayflash, it was around 40 eur in europe....and then i just got wii u for 80 eur :D :D

[@Shauny_D]

The Wii is still the greatest console of all time for multiplayer. My whole family stills plays our original Wii more often than switch, and other emulators.

[@johnhart8856]

Not even joking... I literally just ordered one of these on Amazon a few days ago, after seeing another youtuber showing it off in a video. And my very first thought was "why hasn't Russ done a video on this?" The retro gods have a funny sense of humour 😂 Edit; also I recently upgraded my odin 2 sd card from a 1.5tb to a massive 2tb, and have just put on a massive amount of wii games specific to motion based controls (including wii sports)

[@Sonnavafitch]

Been wanting to find out how to emulate Wii with the Wiimote but pushing it off because it seemed too complicated but this seems like a decent solution!

[@andik1475]

Not really into this video's topic, but the shirt is 🔥

[@HelloAnrose]

I just set this up on my PC the other day, actually! An alternative method on PC if you don't have a sensor bar, AND you have a Wii Motion Plus is to set up an Emulated Wii Remote rather than a Real Wii Remote in the controller settings in Dolphin. Then in the Configure settings, load the preset profile called Wii Remote with MotionPlus Poiting (Stock) and save those settings. Then your Wii Motion Plus controller will work without a sensor bar!

[@HearMeLearn]

I just recently hacked my actual wii so that works a lot easier setup wise for wiimote oriented games but this is really cool, I didn't know even android could use sensor bars and stuff

[@ianism3]

I'm just here for more Odin 2 Portal footage. that thing is beautiful despite its all-glass front 🤑

[@araeden]

I have my sensor bar nano-taped to the underside of my monitor, and use a spare wii or wii mini as the power source lol. Dolphin on PC gives me high res textures, and I can still play Mario Galaxy with the wiimote+nunchuk as intended.

[@TarisRedwing]

I loved trying to play the drums on Rockband

[@Moes_Prep_and_Tech]

I gotta hurry up and download this video before the Nintendo Lawyers take it down, lol

[@blidosawr]

yess!! thanks for this

[@nathanjohnson5304]

I literally was just about to start searching for guides on how to do this.

[@2fischerman]

I remeber the days I emulated Skyward Sword on Dolphin. Got an Wii remote from a friend an used 2 candles as infrared sensors for the remote to calibrate. Since it SS used motion plus no further senorbar was needed, just once at the beginning and after that you could blow out the candles

[@federicoberghmans991]

Oh man, you are my hero. This is the most infuriating part of setting up any emulator. Other M is a nightmare and with the Primes, if the crosshair doesn't center back it is a pain to aim.

[@Drakengod691]

Well glad I still have some of my wii remotes from my wii u. Was thinking of modding but could be a lot nicer on the rp5. Didn't play a ton of rock band back in the day but definitely a lot of guitar hero.

[@sirshartsalotxvii]

31 seconds ago NO WAY thank you for the video to chill my morning out to on sunday russ

[@williammorgan8720]

Could you do a video like this for arcade shooters being emulated and then using a light gun?

[@george6191]

I use a Wii remote as a light gun on batocera for arcade shooters and it works perfect

[@michaelmuller1433]

Nice video, but I hoped it would address some of the common problems. I.e. that some (or a lot?) bluetooth modules just don't work well with the Wiimote. So the Mayflash sensor bar is also a good choice for the PC as it has no bluetooth issues of course. And the other big issue is sound over the Wiimote speaker which is essential in some games like Silent Hill: Shattered Memories. Sound depends mostly on the Wiimote and only super new ones (from the Wii U era) are without problems. For older ones (including the ones with gyro!) you need to set the bluetooth module in a special mode which then causes other problems. I hoped the video would explain that point because I haven't managed to get it right for now.

[@tomorrowforsure-xg2zp]

Whose here after the USPS pause?

[@cuoiz]

It's incredible to revisit the nostalgic Wii days on smaller devices.

[@jjccmm]

Thank you!!!

[@Mike-sp7zv]

THANK YOU!!!

[@DetroitsReaper]

one thing i found out while doing this months ago is you HAVE to fully close the dolphin app everytime you are done otherwise the wiimote doesnt connect next time. hated how long it took me to figure this out

[@XeroHertz]

Just in time.. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@mpholicx2]

Wow, the prices for used for guitar controls are high. I have quite an assortment (wii, 360 and xbox one, ps2) that I got from swap meets and Goodwill 6 or 7 years ago. I have 13 of them and the most expensive was $10 (the majority were under $5). I also have OG discs for all the games purchased at very cheap used. Glad I picked them up so cheap. I wish I had picked up a few of the drum sets too now.

[@Mrnickthename]

Would be fantastic a clone hero set up from Russ

[@tiegepatrick2916]

I’ve had my dolphin bar for like 3 years it’s SO good

[@10aDowningStreet]

This guys reviews are so trustworthy. Old media wonder why they died, all they had to do was be authentic.

[@tennstrong]

My pro-tip: if you dont need the sensor for the game you're playing you can hold a lighter in front of the wiimote to use the main menu.

[@JohnnyDoom]

Nicely done on showing some love for the Packers.

[@Shauny_D]

I was hoping you’d cover using wiimotes as light guns too on other emulators.

[@soad11dude]

I'm sure you don't want to attract more lawyer attention from the big N right now.. but a video on modding a wii would be cool to see from you. There are a few other videos out there, but I find them to be kind of unfocused/weird to follow. It's a great system for emulation for NES, SNES, GBA, GCN and Wii. The original models also had gamecube ports for OEM controllers.

[@johnhart8856]

The first game I'll be playing is One Piece Unlimited Adventure. I'm a massive One Piece fan, and I was furious when I first found out about the game... not only was it the only game to be dubbed into english by funimation (still is, as far as I'm aware), but it was also released as a USA region exclusive only (meaning that because I live in Australia, I was restricted to EUR region games only). But now, I can finally play it with wii controls as originally Nintended (see what I did there?)

[@iiKaambox]

Great video as always Russ! Would love to see if there was any way this could work on the Dev Mode on Xbox

[@Skywardstrike123]

You should do a follow up for Wii motes with dolphin on Mac! I recently went through the process to get it working and really could’ve used one of your guides to help me 😅

[@WESTMPLS]

The tolerance for putting the Wiimote into the controller is INSANELY tight. I felt like I was breaking my wiimote. Hated that!

[@mteson]

Amazing guide - not gonna lie, it's inspiring me to maybe get a wiimote or 2 and the receiver bar. I game pretty much on a Steam Deck exclusively. Can I get by with the cheap USB bar or do I need the 30 dollar bar?

[@RetroGameCorps]

You can get by on the Steam Deck with the cheaper USB bar, but also check out the link in my video description with more tips for the Steam Deck in particular.

[@dylanpearson9480]

When you say "Android" do you just mean Android or Linux too? If I'm getting a Wii bar for a Steamdeck not running windows would either bar work?

[@reallyawiimini]

@@dylanpearson9480 The Bluetooth built into the steam deck works fine enough, so a cheap USB sensor bar is fine. Though you might wanna use windows on the Steam Deck instead for wii remote games.

[@ciaranmccarthy]

@@dylanpearson9480 Dolphin bar works in SteamOS

[@RetroGameCorps]

By “Android” I mean Android-based handhelds, phones, and tablets. Steam Deck falls into the PC category for me, even though it is Linux based it uses the PC/X86 version of Dolphin and can use a cheap sensor bar instead of the more expensive Mayflash bar.

[@Littleandr0idman]

@reallyawiimini Why's that?"

[@reallyawiimini]

@Littleandr0idman From personal experience Linux has issues connecting with wii remotes. I wasn't even able to have a nunchuk connected to a remote without it constantly disconnecting. That said I could just be setting it up wrong

[@DreamerSouls]

Another alternative to the sensor bar, the wireless sensor bar, problem with that is it it uses 4 or 6 AA batteries

[@JohnnyProctor9]

They should make mini sensobars that you can stick on the top of handhelds, lol! 😆 Or maybe a dock with a sensobar on the bottom... 🤔

[@tilelayer8287]

I couldn't get the new hyperkin guitar to work with Guitar Hero III on dolphin (PC) as real Wii Mote. Worked on my actual Wii....just figured it wasn't compatible but looks like it worked fine for Russ. Guess I better give it another shot.

[@wrth]

You can get battery powered sensor bars so you don't need to be tied to the sensor bar. I'm still a bit confused why the wiimote can't just interface directly to the android device over bluetooth like windows instead of using the dolphin bar.

[@Lisa313shoe]

I still have all my Wii accessories 😊

[@MrCHUP0N]

What's your experience with Bluetooth on desktop PCs? Has it improved any? When I tried a few years back, the Dolphin website had a long list of USB bluetooth adapters that did or did not work, and I think the best bet was to try and build or buy a PC with a motherboard that has a built-in Bluetooth controller.

[@jfrench0879]

I just bought a dolphin bar on Friday

[@TheHash789]

Seeing this on the legion go makes me wonder if you could use the go's controllers to mimic at least some of the wii motes functions?

[@biglevian]

I probably missed it, but why do you need different sensor bars? My understanding was that the sensor bars, didn't have a sensor, but just were for the wiimote to sense where your TV stands. So why can't you just use one over a battery pack?

[@biglevian]

Now I get it, the sensor bar also acts as the connection, but I remember using the wiimote just using Bluetooth. Is that too unstable?

[@jamba5649]

The Android sensor bar you linked d is a PC one.

[@MidlifeGamer]

Great video, as usual. Would this work with lightgun games on MAME, like Operation Wolf?

[@racingaerials4493]

THE BEATLES ROCK BAND WAS EASILY THE BEST OF ALL THE "GUITAR AND DRUMS" GAMES

[@RetroGameCorps]

Agreed, it has such a complementary visual vibe to it.

[@Pridetoons]

Wow the Odin Portal truly is better than the Nintendo Switch 2 at everything but software.

[@ben-tendo]

I have the same bar and my Odin 2 detects it on mode three, but then despite pairing with Wiimotes I can't get Dolphin to recognise it...