Touchmote VS Mednafen

First of all, you need a USB sensor bar (mine is generic but it seems that Mayflash is probably less hassle) and one or two Wiimotes. So, here are the steps. 1. Download M2 emulator from this website. Model 2 Emulator - Sega Retro 2. Download Touchmote from this website. Touchmote - Wiimotes on Windows 8 3. Download THOTD rom for Model 2 emulator 4. After installing the M2 emulator and Touchmote, first pair... Source: almost 1 year ago

Using a software called TouchMote to use / rebind the WiiMote to an Xbox 360 controller. Source: about 1 year ago

(Quick note: I actually already can do this with a Wii Remote using Touchmote software, but I worry about future support for the software since it was originally designed for Windows 8, and was also hoping IR pointer aiming had improved somewhere in the 15 years since the Wii released). Source: about 3 years ago

I mean, the game's program icon gives it away. It's a custom wrapper using an older version of Mednafen. Source: 12 months ago

Mednafen with a frontend like Mednaffe are a great option for the NES, SNES, and a bunch of other 80s & early-90s systems (Genesis, Playstation 1, Saturn, etc.). Source: almost 2 years ago

Duckstation and Mednafen. Mednafen is the closest to 100% game accuracy; Duckstation is Mednafen but with added graphical enhancements and quality of life features. Source: almost 2 years ago

Both use "cores" to emulate various platforms, and in this case, they both use Mednafen for their PS1 core, which can also work as a standalone emulator if you are comfortable with the command line. Source: about 2 years ago

I switched directly to Mednafen (https://mednafen.github.io/) using the Mednaffe GUI (https://github.com/AmatCoder/mednaffe) and it's been smoothing sailing ever since. Source: over 2 years ago