PokePark 2: Wiicompiled (beta) 0.1.1

PokePark 2: Wonders Beyond, PC and Android port (beta) 0.1.1

No game data is included: you need your own copy of the game (USA, S2LE01).

Downloads

• Windows (10 or 11, 64-bit; Vulkan 1.3 or OpenGL 3.3): unzip and run PokePark2.exe. Keep the prompts and tools folders beside it.
• Android (11 or later, arm64, Vulkan 1.3): install PokePark2.apk over 0.1.0. Your saves stay.

What's new

• Bring your Wii or Dolphin save. On the save files screen, Options > Gameplay > Import Wii save takes a Wii's data.bin straight from its SD card, the files in Dolphin's save folder, or a zip of them. The save you had is kept beside it, in a data before import folder. Export Wii save writes your save as a zip, to import on another PC or phone or unzip into Dolphin.
• Skip movies. Hold + (P, or Start on a controller) to skip a story movie.
• Smoother on Android. Scenery the game keeps several copies of is now drawn from one: on an AYN Thor, graphics memory fell from about 320 MB to 185 MB, and stutters (frames over 20 ms) from 20–40 to 5–9 in a two-minute run.
• Clearer disc errors. A disc image that was only partly copied or downloaded, or an NKit ISO, is now named as such when you pick it, instead of the game failing later.
• Texture packs and screen effects. Effects that read a copy of the screen, or a texture pack's larger textures, at exact texel positions now read them at the right scale.
• Steam Deck. Not tested yet, but it should run through Proton; the README says how to set it up.

Known issues

• The Wii Remote speaker, pointer and Nunchuk aren't supported; the game doesn't need them.
• A few rare graphics effects may still be wrong.
• Android: no rumble.
• Tested on few devices so far, so problems on other hardware are likely.

Reporting problems

Open an issue and fill in the template: what you did, what happened, a screenshot if you can, and your system, graphics card, renderer and aspect ratio.

PokePark 2 is © Nintendo, Creatures Inc., GAME FREAK inc. and The Pokémon Company. This project is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.

PokePark 2: Wonders Beyond, PC and Android port (beta) 0.1.0

The first release: a native Windows and Android version of the game, recompiled from the Wii original. No game data is included: you need your own copy of the game (USA, S2LE01), as an ISO, RVZ, WBFS or the like.

Downloads

• Windows (10 or 11, 64-bit; a graphics card with Vulkan 1.3 or OpenGL 3.3): unzip and run PokePark2.exe. Keep the prompts and tools folders beside it.
• Android (11 or later, arm64, Vulkan 1.3): install PokePark2.apk. The app asks for your disc image on first start.

What's in it

• Keyboard and mouse, or a controller. The mouse or right stick turns the camera; Q and E (LB and RB) shake the Wii Remote. Every button can be rebound, and the game's button prompts show the key or button you've bound. On Android, touch controls, or a controller.
• The attractions, without a Wii Remote:
  • Cake Contraption: aim with the mouse or right stick.
  • Dance Inferno: each move has its own key, shown on its icon (W A S D, E and Space; the d-pad, RB and A). Press it as the move comes up and hold it to the end of its bar.
  • Power Bash: Q and E by turns to swing.
  • Flight of Fancy: the movement keys or left stick to tilt; 2 (Space) flies faster.
• Higher frame rates. 30 or 60 fps, or 120, 144, 165 or 240 fps with frames drawn in between the game's. The game itself runs at its own speed.
• Aspect ratios. 16:9 (default), 16:10 and 21:9 show more of the world, with the HUD where it belongs. 4:3 uses the game's own 4:3 mode.
• Graphics options. Vulkan or OpenGL, internal resolution up to 6x, anti-aliasing, field of view and V-sync.
• Texture packs. Dolphin texture packs work as they are: put the pack's folder in a textures folder beside the game (on Android, beside S2LE01).
• Save photos anywhere. Copying photos to the SD card asks for a folder and saves them there as JPEGs.
• Autosave (off by default): saves to the slot you loaded whenever you make a friend or enter another area.
• Android handhelds with two screens: the friends list on the second screen.
• Update check: Options tells you when a newer release is out.

Known issues

• The Wii Remote speaker, pointer and Nunchuk aren't supported; the game doesn't need them.
• A few rare graphics effects may still be wrong.
• Android: no rumble.
• Tested on few devices so far, so problems on other hardware are likely.

Reporting problems

Open an issue and fill in the template: what you did, what happened, a screenshot if you can, and your system, graphics card, renderer and aspect ratio.

PokePark 2 is © Nintendo, Creatures Inc., GAME FREAK inc. and The Pokémon Company. This project is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.