Edit Infobox Wii Homebrews: O2em Wii

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O2em is an Odyssey<sup>2</sup>/Videopac emulator for the Wii game console. This unit was known as the Philips Odyssey in Brazil, Philips Videopac G7000 in Europe, and Odyssey<sup>2</sup> under both Magnavox and Philips brands in North America. == Features == * SDHC support (build with latest libogc and libfat). == Installation == Copy the application folder (o2em) in the "apps" directory of the SD card ([[Homebrew Channel Wii|Homebrew Channel]] directory structure). Create a directory "/roms/romsodd" on the SD card. Put all your ROMs (.bin or .zip) in that directory including the system ROM (named "o2rom.bin"). Boot the emulator from the HomeBrew Channel. Select ROM and press the 2 button. ==Controls== Home - Exit the emulator at anytime D-Pad - Navigate 2 - Shoot (or whatever), Return to Game if in Console Plus - Invoke the emulated console's Keyboard/keyPad (press Plus again to swap the joystick/keyPad number) Minus - Go back to the ROMs menu ==Screenshots== https://dlhb.gamebrew.org/wiihomebrews/o2emwii3.png ==Known issues== Some problems in double buffering causing some corruptions in GFX. == Changelog == '''v1.0 2009/01/30''' *Initial release. == External links == * WiiBrew - https://wiibrew.org/wiki/O2em

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