Cemu - Wii U Emulator is a highly experimental freeware that emulates Wii U applications on your computer.

It isn't an alpha or even a beta, but experimental. See limitations below.

This emulator has a notable feature - it allows you to run games at 4K resolutions, unlike the actual console, which supports only 720p or 1080p games. This is achieved through individual graphic packs that enable you to adjust resolution, antialiasing, and shading.

Cemu - Wii U Emulator supports multiple formats. Unlike similar software that can only handle ISO image files, Cemu can load WUD, WUX, ISO, WAD, and RPX files using the "Load" function from the "File" menu. If you're familiar with Wii U consoles, you probably know they come with NFC support, which allows you to perform various actions. This program also provides NFC support, but you need to scan the tags from files on your PC.

In the "Options" menu, you can toggle the Fullscreen mode, enable vertical syncing, customize audio settings, define input settings, select the individual graphic packs mentioned earlier, set the console region, and choose the language.

You can also configure CPU settings, such as choosing between a cycle-based timer and a host-based one, and access debugging options. Several options are available, such as enabling logging to track system activities, disabling audio for a silent mode, viewing PPC threads for monitoring, or selecting an upside-down rendering mode for a different display orientation.

In summary, if you're interested in playing Wii U games on your computer, you might want to try Cemu - Wii U Emulator, which offers various relevant tools.

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