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@ -30,11 +30,9 @@ It also features many [enhancements](https://ibb.co/RCckmdT) such as:
1. Download Mario Kart Wii, or [dump your disc](https://youtu.be/36nNq49tfSM).
1. Download [Dolphin](https://dolphin-emu.org/download/) and [extract it](https://fmhy.net/file-tools#file-archivers).
1. Open the controller tab, set the [gamecube port](https://i.ibb.co/jTGZdKx/image.png) to your main controller, and the [wiimote](https://i.ibb.co/wYk0R4L/image.png) to your mouse.
1. Download [WheelWizard](https://github.com/patchzyy/WheelWizard/releases), go to settings, [set the paths](https://ibb.co/WHqWgcb), click save, select home, run the installer.
1. Download [WheelWizard](https://github.com/patchzyy/WheelWizard/releases), go to settings, [set the paths](https://ibb.co/WHqWgcb), click save, select home, run the installer.
1. Go back to settings, select "Launch Mii channel," create a Mii to use for your license, and that's it, you can now launch and play Retro Rewind via WheelWizard!
**Note** - WheelWizard can be slow, especially if you're installing RR for the first time, so it may be worth doing [manually](https://youtu.be/ZiQ7WAOlJOk) instead to speed up the process. To use a real gamecube controller on PC you'll need an [adapter](https://dolphin-emu.org/docs/guides/how-use-official-gc-controller-adapter-wii-u/).
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# Wii / WiiU Setup Guide
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1. Install the Homebrew Channel using this [guide for Wii](https://wii.hacks.guide/) or this [guide for WiiU](https://youtu.be/w44Iz3HQuIo).
1. Download [Retro Rewind](https://discord.gg/UxHmgNdPxw) and drag the files to your SD card.
1. Plug your SD card into your Wii and launch Homebrew.
1. You can launch Retro Rewind from here, but follow the steps below get get a Wii system channel.
1. You can launch Retro Rewind from here, but follow the steps below get get a Wii system channel / updater.
1. Launch YAWM Modmii in Homebrew, select your SD card, and install the RetroRewind.wad for the console you're on. Thats it, you now have a Retro Rewind system channel and updater. If the channel updater wont work just download the files manually and replace them in your SD.
**[Video Guide](https://youtu.be/qH4ou21r8ic)**
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# Things to Note
* WheelWizard can be slow, especially if you're installing RR for the first time, so it may be worth doing [manually](https://youtu.be/ZiQ7WAOlJOk) instead to speed up the process.
* You need to turn on things like inside drift, fast menus, and finishing times in the Retro Rewind settings.
* Open-Host can be enabled by pressing start or + on the Retro WFC friend menu. This will allow anyone to join your games via friend code, even if you don't have them added yourself.
* Retro Rewind uses a modified version of WiiLink, meaning it does NOT require a NAND to play online with Dolphin.
* If using your mouse as a wiimote isn't working well, try switching to "above tv" in Wii settings.
* To use a real gamecube controller on PC you'll need an [adapter](https://dolphin-emu.org/docs/guides/how-use-official-gc-controller-adapter-wii-u/).
* Open-Host can be enabled by pressing start or + on the Retro WFC friend menu. This will allow anyone to join your games via friend code, even if you don't have them added yourself.
* If you don't know anything about Mario Kart Wii, or why it has a cult following 16 years after its release, I'd suggest checking out [TWD98](https://www.youtube.com/@TWD98). Troy plays a lot, so its a good way to learn about the game and improve.
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