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If you are experiencing some issues on a Mac with Dolphin Emulator while running the game, Paper Mario: Thousand Year Door, and it continues to freeze in the same location there is a fix.
Yesterday marks a major milestone within Dolphin Emulator with the release of Dolphin 5.0. After almost a year of testing and 3 years (!) after the last major release the day has finally arrived.
Not that you have installed Dolphin Emulator, it’s time to update to the latest development version. Why the latest development version? Well, even though it’s a development version it’s quite stable. Also, by using the latest development version you’re reducing your chances of running in to issues. Whether it be from game compatibility or maybe even performance. The “latest” stable version that is available on the Dolphin Emulator website is over 2 years old. Since then, there has been continued development released as developer builds which have fixed a lot of issues, maybe even issues you are currently experiencing. Let me show you how easy it is to update to the latest development version of Dolphin Emulator.
My current computer and Dolphin Emulator
You’re probably asking yourself if your computer is good enough to run Dolphin Emulator, right? Or you’re planning on building a computer and wondering what’s the best hardware to purchase considering you want to run Dolphin Emulator. Let’s get down to the details.
So you are looking to play some Wii games or maybe even play some old classics from the Gamecube days, if so then Dolphin Emulator is the answer. If this is your first time messing with an emulator have no fear, Dolphin is by far one of the easiest to set up, let me show you how.
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