However, we’re not going to condone this one.
It’s not 100% accurate and it has a bit of slowdown, but with the right machine and the right people working on the software’s code, there’s no reason that this won’t be a strong emulator in a couple of years time, if not sooner. There’s a video down below that shows the software running the popular Wii U exclusive shooter, Splatoon. The Wii U emulator in question is called CEMU and it’s able to run commercial games. There’s a group that is working an a Wii U emulator for the PC and it’s actually coming along really fast and – dare we say it? – really well. It’s somewhat understandable for some to resort to piracy to get games from decades ago, but it’s when recent consoles that are still readily available and still have games being made for them are being emulated that it becomes another ball game.
For the most part, emulation is actually legal, but the games you play may not be. Ask anyone involved in gaming and they’ll all have slightly different answers.
