Rabbids Go Home Port
An existing game or its source code brought to another platform.
Based on Rabbids Go Home
Original game imageAbout
A converter and launcher that builds a Windows port of the Wii version of Rabbids Go Home from files you own: the Wii game data and the PC release. The Wii game runs on the PC release's executable, with a platform DLL providing the Wii remote and the Wii save system. The repository holds code and reverse-engineering notes only.
How it differs from the original
The Wii game runs on the PC release's executable, with Wii remote input mapped to keyboard, mouse or pad.
Getting started
You need the Wii game data folder and an installed or copied PC release, Windows, Python 3.10 or later with numpy, and a platform DLL built with Visual Studio. The port folder needs about 2.5 GB and a conversion takes a few minutes. An existing Wii save can optionally be imported.
Known issues & limitations
- The game does not start without the script overrides supplied with the setup download.
What you need to run it
Features
- The Wii version runs using the PC release's executable.
- The Wii remote can be handled with a keyboard, mouse, or pad.
- The launcher has Mods, Settings, and Home pages.
- The launcher offers display mode, window size, frame-rate cap, language, VSync, Wii picture effects, and an FPS counter settings.
- You can optionally add an Options page to the game's pause menu.
How to install
- Run `WiiConverted Setup.exe`, then select the Wii game data folder, PC release folder, and destination as prompted.
Summarised from the project's README.
Additional notes
- Builds
- The README says two builds of the Wii game data are accepted, starting with the US disc (game ID RGWE41).
FAQ
- What is Rabbids Go Home Port?
- Rabbids Go Home Port is an open-source port of Rabbids Go Home. An existing game or its source code brought to another platform. The original game ran on Windows.
- Do I need the original game files to run Rabbids Go Home Port?
- Yes. The project does not include the original game's assets, so you need your own copy.
