Wii Roms

Wii ROMs

RomsRetro hosts a focused, well-kept library of Nintendo Wii ROMs designed to run smoothly with the Dolphin emulator. Every game page tells you the essentials up front—file format (WBFS, ISO, or occasionally NKit), region (USA, PAL, JPN), approximate size, and release year—so you can grab the right build without guesswork, whether you play on Windows, Linux, macOS, or Android.

A quick note on formats: WBFS trims the disc image so downloads are smaller and storage stays under control; it’s perfect for everyday play and big collections. ISO preserves the full 1:1 disc, which some patches and tools expect. NKit is a compact preservation format; if a title refuses to boot or behaves oddly, reconvert the NKit back to ISO and try again in Dolphin.

Regions matter for a handful of games. PAL releases may default to 50 Hz while USA/JPN target 60 Hz. If a game feels slow or the audio cadence seems off, check the region shown in Dolphin and switch the video mode to match. Controller setup is flexible: map an Xbox or DualShock pad, connect a GameCube controller, or use a real/virtual Wii Remote for motion-centric titles.

How to get started with Dolphin

1. Install the latest stable Dolphin build on desktop or Android.
2. Add your “Wii ROMs” folder to Game Directories and refresh the library.
3. Map a controller or Wii Remote and configure input to your liking.
4. Begin with conservative graphics settings—Internal Resolution at 1×–2×—then raise it as your GPU allows. Use Ubershaders if you notice shader stutter.

Performance tips

Performance and visuals scale nicely on Dolphin. Bumping Internal Resolution sharpens 3D titles such as Mario Kart Wii, Super Mario Galaxy, and Skyward Sword without changing gameplay. If you’re space-limited, choose WBFS; if you’re archiving or patching, keep an ISO around. Either way, each entry on RomsRetro lists the size so you know what you’re downloading.

Starter picks

• New Super Mario Bros. Wii
• Mario Kart Wii
• Super Mario Galaxy and Galaxy 2
• Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3
• Resident Evil 4: Wii Edition
• The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword

Please use ROM backups only if you own the original discs. This catalog is organized for preservation and personal archival use, with practical notes to help you get great results on both desktop and Android.