I'm going to convert the.wbfs file to an ISO tomorrow to see if it helps with the interesting audio glitches I've been getting since I haven't been able to iron those out. I've been working with it for a minute and it's choppy at first when it loads up characters and animations but after you've been in combat for nearly any amount of time it evens out.
#Capcom vs tatsunoko iso wii wbfs update
If all else fails I'll just have to play a slightly buggy game (which in the fighting game world is typically a no no but I genuinely forgot how fun this game actually was back in the day.) Will update further once I make some progress, if any. I'm going to try to adjust the CPU overclock settings next to see if I really should just be running it at the normal settings but I'm not 100% sure it'll help that much. Like I said before it runs smooth once you're in a fight but sometimes if too many things happen on the screen at once, it'll lag and very nearly bug out, sometimes it catches up with itself though. The biggest issue? Dolphin doesn't really like this game. I would recommend running the progressive scan option as well as it'll make the textures smooth out a bit.
#Capcom vs tatsunoko iso wii wbfs download
Game description, information and WAD/WBFS/ISO download page. Capcom: Cross Generation of Heroes (JPN) WII ISO Download for the Nintendo Wii. Tatsunoko vs capcom wii iso 3544 kb/s: Descargar. Capcom vs tatsunoko wii iso 3544 kb/s: Descargar. Currently I have 2x aa and 2x anistopic filtering as well as 15ms of latency on the sound. I will say that changing the files to an.iso made it run slightly more efficient but the real gains came when i started adjusting the graphics and audio.
* UPDATE* I've been trying various settings all day and it seems like it may just take a little fiddling with any setup to find what's best for you.
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