Re: Replace Wii ISO downloads with RVZ?
Posted by Rin Tohsaka on .
I would imagine that new versions of NKit could still decompress .nkit.iso files, it just means that it could no longer create them.
From that angle it might make more sense if Vimm then replaces Nkit with RVZ, but I think it's silly to do that when the Nkit files already exist and the ISO files don't.
Regardless, as time goes on, Dolphin will become the primary way of playing Wii games more and more, making NKit less and less beneficial (compared to RVZ, the only benefit I see is that Nintendont can launch nkit.iso files...but Nintendont is only compatible with a Wii or Wii U).
From that angle it might make more sense if Vimm then replaces Nkit with RVZ, but I think it's silly to do that when the Nkit files already exist and the ISO files don't.
Regardless, as time goes on, Dolphin will become the primary way of playing Wii games more and more, making NKit less and less beneficial (compared to RVZ, the only benefit I see is that Nintendont can launch nkit.iso files...but Nintendont is only compatible with a Wii or Wii U).
Ahh ok, lol, I didn't see that RVL to RVZ change. Would that mean that Vimm would need to replace all the nkit.iso with RVZ files?
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| Re: Replace Wii ISO downloads with RVZ? | Solarity -- 6/6/2021 10:21 pm UTC |