Thread #2256459
Trying out to see if there's a interest in a Mario Kart Wii thread on /vm/ since the game is still very active online with various distributions. Maybe we can set up a game night at one point?
>How do i play MKWII in [current year]
Console or Dolphin, both platforms can play together, ISO can be acquired on the internet archive, check the pastebin
>What's the best way to play online
There are various track distributions run by different communities
Vanilla experience: Wiimmfi, but requires a 2 week waiting period for signing up
CTGP: Mostly cater to e-sports tryhards, requires a actual console, no Dolphin allowed. Not very active outside tourneys
Retro Rewind: By far the most active, currently peaks at around 100-200 players daily. Features all tracks, plus playlists for custom tracks.
Deluxe: Custom tracks, custom balancing so no funky kong flame runner meta. Has different versions with different characters/karts/bikes etc. Less active than RR but still playable at nights and weekends.
>Wiki resource for everything MKWII
https://wiki.tockdom.com/wiki/Main_Page
>Wheel Wizard
https://github.com/TeamWheelWizard/WheelWizard/releases
Tool to very easily set up Retro Rewind on PC
>Good links
https://pastebin.com/7aM9PqmW
Post your friend codes in the thread, and what distro you are playing on
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Also for linux fags this is very easy to set up on Steam Deck, or your desktop, theres a flatpak for Wheel Wizard, that you can add as a non steam game, and it takes care of everything as long as you have the Distro
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>Retro Rewind guide
https://rwfc.net/downloads
>Wiimmfi on console
https://youtu.be/ZutIh8kCK1I
>Wiimmfi on Dolphin
https://wiimmfi.de/patcher/dolphin you still need a nand from your own Wii
>CTGP
https://youtu.be/QMyPpi10jpQ
>Deluxe
Drag into your games folder in Dolphin, on Wii you add it as a Riivolution mod
>How do i mod my Wii
https://youtu.be/bHGf7JbQR9c
By far the easiest way to get started is just download Dolphin, a MKWii ISO and then Wheel Wizard and it sets everything up for Retro Rewind
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