Today I decided to try to find a WORKING gamecube .iso file of Zelda: The Windwaker. I already had the working Dolphin Gamecube Emulator, so all I needed was a working game file.
I already tried a file I got from Emuparadise, but it didn’t work. It really sucked because I got my hopes up. It’s all good though, because I finally found a working version from a torrent.
It gets 30 fps, which is really decent actually for a Gamecube Emulator, from what I understand. I’ve heard of people getting more, but I don’t need more than that. The game plays SMOOTHLY, and that’s all that matters to me!
I got so happy…it’s awesome to be able to play The Windwaker again, it’s been years since I played it. I previously had gotten over halfway through the game when I used to own a Gamecube.
For some reason, I never finished the game, but i did keep my memory card with my saved game on it. But now that doesn’t really matter, because I’m starting the game over fresh! It will be a nice refresher, because I forgot a lot about the game.
If you’re wondering if a Dolphin emulator will run on your computer, I have an AMD Phenom II Quad Core, 3.4 Ghz with 8 GB of Ram, and an AMD Radeon HD 6670 Graphics card. Even if you don’t have those specs., you should still be able to get a decent framerate provided your graphics card is good enough.
I’m sure it will be a lot of fun beating the game 
Getting back to where I was will take a while, but I’m up for it. Do you have any experience with emulators?
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