Genesis Plus: Sega Genesis Emulator for Nintendo Wii
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Genesis Plus emulates a Sega Genesis or MegaDrive console. It has been originally written by Charles MacDonald and ported to the Nintendo GameCube by the “Genesis Plus” Team.
It is an open source emulator and a community project which aims to bring you blast processing into the past. Using this “emulator” you will be able to enjoy all of your classic 16-bit games in all of their glory. Genesis Plus has been converted from a PC based platform to run on the GameCube’s proprietary PPC Gekko processor and features customized code to give you the best gaming experience possible.
This port is based on Genesis Plus 1.2 source code but it has been largely modified to improve overall compatibility, emulation accuracy as well as adding various peripheral supports and interface extra features.
Features:
- accurate & full speed Sega Genesis emulation
- Stereo Sound (@48 kHz)
- PAL Megadrive (50Hz) timings support
- 1~4 Players support
- SDLOAD or IPL reboot
- SRAM autoload (optional)
- ROM Information Screen
- Zipped roms support
- Interleaved roms support (.smd)
- Load roms from SDCARD or DVD (4.7GB DVD support for Wii users)
- Load/Save SRAM and FreezeState files from/to Memory Card & SDCARD (compressed)
- Original NTSC & PAL progressive rendering modes (240p/288p) support
- Enhanced Interlaced Mode 2 (double resolution screen) support
To Run:
- Download the Genesis Plus emulator for Wii.
- Format an SD card to FAT16 (or FAT) format. Genesis Plus emulator will not work with FAT32 formatted SD cards.
- Read through the steps on how to use the Twilight Hack, using the Genesis Plus emulator as the homebrew application you want to run.
- Following the Twilight Hack step #3, rename “genplus_wii.elf” from the Gensis Plus emulator zip file to “boot.elf” and place it on the root drive of your SD card where the Zelda saves are located.
- Create a directory called “genplus” on the root directory of the SD card.
- Create two directories under the “genplus” directory you just created: “saves” and “roms.”
- “/genplus/saves” will be used to store your save games.
- “/genplus/roms/” will be used to store your game ROMS. Put any Sega Genesis ROMS you want to play in this directory. Note that zipped ROMS are supported.
Note:
The SDCARD library has some bugs when multiple files with similar filenames (i.e which have the same 6 first characters, space included) are present in the same subdirectory. Be sure to limit the number of files and don’t put more than four files with similar filename within the same directory.





















Hi, how are u? How do I download genesis plus to play on my laptop. I have downloaded and extracted files to desktop. When I click on Gen logo the screen comes up but no picture just a static screen. Thanks
Art
this is for the wii, stupid freak
lolololol
“this is for the wii, stupid freak”
Go up your nose and pick a winner. This is the food you shall have for dinner.
Jackass. leave your comments to yourself moron.
can u burn to dvd disk?
i created the genplus/roms folder in the SD card root, but for some reason, it cant seem to find them
Lmao @ ‘this is for the wii’
and i thought i smoked myself retarted, whats your excuse? looooooooool
Oh btw I finally found a working softmod hack for firmware 4.0, its sweet. Find it @ btjunkie.org