Wait what? Let us start at "Nintendo should have preempted this." Nevermind.
#WHY DOES DOLPHIN EMULATOR RUN SLOW MAC SOFTWARE#
If Nintendo created a software Wii that sandboxed itself from the rest of the computer, I would happily play the games knowing that my system would be (mostly) safe. These days, I don't trust any games that insists on running as administrator and I always research the copy protection system. I stopped buying games for my PC when copy protection got intrusive and sometimes destructive. The pressure for other people to write an emulator would have reduced. The best solution for them would have been to release their own PC version of the Wii which can run the legit games and use the official peripherals. I think that Nintedo should have preempted this. Perhaps by the time this emulator works with enough games to make it viable, they will have already come up with the Wii2 and then they won't care so much about people emulating the old system. The downside is that this will act as a modded Wii and so people will probably just download the Wii games, which will still mean that Nintendo will try to shut them down eventually. The benefit to Nintendo is that they would still be able to sell their hardware add-ons to the emulator world. Since people have already hacked the Wiimote to work as a mouse then there is no reason why the emulator community would not be able to incorporate this to use the real controllers. I don't mean underpowered in that it can't play games, but that the requirements to emulate it are much lower.
The advantage of the Wii to the emulator community is that it is greatly underpowered compared to 360 and PS3.
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