Скачать или смотреть Dolphin Nintendo GameCube Emulator X64: How to Change Disks

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In this video, I show you how to change disks on the Dolphin emulator. You can create a .m3u file, but on this emulator it isn't necessary; never the less, it does work. The Nintendo GameCube had games that had more than one disk, so you do have to change discs on this system. The .m3u format would be required if you wanted to use the Dolphin emulator on Retroarch, but it isn't required on a standalone Dolphin emulator which I am using on this video.

The Nintendo GameCube didn't use DVD-ROM discs, like the Playstation 2, so at times some games didn't fit on one disk. This is why you had multiple disk games, like Metal Gear, Resident Evil 4, and others. On the Sony Playstation 2, it was rare to see multi disk games, because DVD-ROM discs held more data, like 4.3 GB vs. 1.43 GB for miniDVD discs the Nintendo GameCube used.
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