(02-28-2018, 12:00 AM)chumpz Wrote: all the games will become playable, no graphical and audio glitches
Not all games or applications on the Wii CAN become (fully) playable (anymore) because Nintendo shut down WiiConnect24 and there are some applications/games depending on that connectivity (e.g. Online SSBB or MKWii). The same is true for Phantasy Star Online Episode I & II for the GC since SEGA took down their servers for that last year. (Emulated servers do not count because they also can have glitches) So the simple answer is no.
Also, 100% accuracy is a pipedream for any emulator at this point in time, because that would mean making every transistor inside every chip exactly like the original hardware ("Transistor Accurate") and there is currently a Pong Emulator (yes, the original PONG the one with 2 white rectangular paddles with the score and a square ball on a black background) that does exactly that BUT to run it at 10-15FPS you need at least a 3GHz computer to do so, and that isn't even full speed because the original pong ran at 60FPS (not joking because it updated the screen at 60Hz / https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2011/08/accuracy-takes-power-one-mans-3ghz-quest-to-build-a-perfect-snes-emulator/3/). But Cycle accurate NGC/Wii we MAY see in our lifetime if the speed of CPU's keeps going up steadily. Currently to run 60FPS Super Nintendo Cycle accurate you still need a beefy PC though. Like around 3GHz minimum (check Byuu's Higan)
All other kinds of emulation are prone to have issues and glitches with either timings being off (see Dolphin and Mario Kart DD where the game ran perfectly but doing the exact same thing frame perfect on a real GC made the player run into a wall on Dolphin, this has been corrected by being closer to cycle perfect) or just plain impossibilities by the way PC hardware works VS how the original GC/Wii works.
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