First, the team has already successfully run several games using Dolphin Emulator on M1 Macs with only the Rosetta 2 translation layer, which allows users to run applications compiled for Intel processors on the platform. Now, the first tests shared by the developers of Dolphin show that it works twice as fast on M1 as on some Intel Macs.Įmulating games from older consoles like GameCube and Wii might seem easy, but the process is quite complex and requires good hardware.
Since the introduction of the first Macs with M1 last year, the team behind Dolphin - which is a popular Nintendo GameCube and Wii emulator - has been working on support for the M1 Macs. Apple's M1 chip has been around for a while now and at this point we all know it performs amazingly well in different situations.
