Homebrew emulators are a good way to expand your library of games on any given console. It's a good thing developer LoPsT was recently able to update the Wii homebrew emulator SNES9X, bumping up the latest version to 3.1. You can find out more about the new changes implemented since our previous coverage of SNES9X in the full article.

Download: SNES9X v3.1

A new SNES emulator has been released for the Nintendo Wii. This build from developer LoPsT greatly improves from the previous release. SNES9X v3.0 has support for the Wii Nunchuk, zip files, and even the Homebrew Channel. Ah, progress. More details in the full article.

Download: SNES9X v3.0

Want more Sega emulation on your Nintendo Wii? Homebrew developer lopst may have what you need, with his own take on the Sega Mega Drive emulator, GenPlus. What's special about this particular emulator is the fact that it supports two Wiimotes - as well as the Classic Controller. Definitely handy for those multiplayer matches, right? Check out all the details in the full article.

Download: GenPlus by lopst