Recently got a cool crt tv but I only have a ps2 and wii to use it with natively. But wii controller kinda sucks and I don't know how good ps2 retro emulation is.I know retroarch can display 240p but I don't know how easy it is to get a new pc or console to connect to a crt.
iirc you can use a gamecube controller (or some other controller) on the Wii (I'm not 100% sure about that though).
Yes, but the Wii will have a much better and real 240p video signal. Get a PS2 to Wii controller converter, much easier solution for you.
>>12717372Most Wii's support gamecube controllers but towards the end of the systems lifespan Nintendo removed the gamecube controller ports.
>>12717372I love my GC controller but it feels weird on SNES games because of the layout. I was playing Super Mario RPG with it and it was just awkward, the B and Y button being so far appart on GC makes some actions feel really bad. I also prefer a dpad for 2D games, but the real problem was the layout mismatch.Even wiimote + nunchuck feels very off for snes.On N64, GC controller is ok but I think virtual console N64 outputs 480i instead of 240p. And n64 emulators on wii are hit or miss for some games.
>>12717348You can but it'll look like donkey dick. The lowest res the switch can output is widescreen 480p.
>>12717395Damn...What about connecting a laptop with retroarch instead? I remember seeing a 240p option that said only worked when connected to a real CRT.
>>12717414CRTemudriver exists but it's a real rabbit hole. You're best off getting a different controller/adapter for your wii.
>>12717425Yeah, I guess I'll look for a wii classic controller or a snes mini controller.
>>12717348>wii controller kinda sucksThe Pro controllers are good, and you can even plug in the NES Mini and SNES Mini controllers into a Wiimote as well.
>>12717348You don't need PS2 emulation at all. Just mod a compatible PS2 with freemcboot and load up a harddrive with tons of roms. Super easy and affordable to do, you just need a few parts, like memory card loaded with the hacks, sata hard drive adapter and a mechanical or sata ssd harddrive. Youtube a guide or AI will tell you every step. Costs like $50 in total.It's even easier with Wii. You can load it up with both gamecube and wii roms. Again just look it up. I wouldn't bother with crt emudriver, it's a pain in the ass unless you have autism and enjoy tinkering with settings just cause. Even when perfected it's completely inferior to original hardware or using something like a pi or mister. It can be good for watching 480p torrents or self rips on tv though.
