Here's another one of homebrew developer Eke-Eke's emulators for the Nintendo Wii, and this one is about the Turbo Grafix 16/PC Engine. It's Hu-Go GX, now optimised and updated to be enjoyed on Nintendo's console. Let's look at what's up with the latest build, and how we'll be able to enjoy the classic Turbo Grafix games of old with this little number.

What's new, then? Here's the changelog:

2008.04.19

* added Wii mode support
* added 4.7GB DVD support for chip-modded WII
* removed MPAL TV mode, added EURGB60 TV mode support: fix display problem for Wii users
* added original rendering mode support (240i), like on real hardware
* added 480p (progressive) rendering mode support
* added Console Reboot option in main menu
* WRAM files can now be saved/loaded to/from SDCARD: located in /hugo/saves from the root of your SDCARD (no Wii front SD support)
* changed initial ROMS directory for SDCARD user: now looking for /hugo/roms from the root of your SDCARD
* fixed broken MCARD support
* modified controls when going into the rom selection menu like other current emulators:
* use B button to go up one directory
* use Z button to quit the file selection menu
* use L/R triggers to go down/up one full page . use Left/Right buttons or Analog stick to scroll the selected entry's filename when it can't be full displayed
* various menu rearrangment, minor bugfixes & sourcecode cleanup

As always, please consult the readme file in the downloadable archive for all the details concerning installation and usage. Remember, a happy Wii owner is one with an un-bricked Wii. With that said, enjoy the emulation!