Mario Kart Wii

1. It needs your own clean, unmodified disc image of Mario Kart Wii, the PAL version (RMCP01), dumped from your own disc: other regions and patched copies are refused.
2. The easy way is Wheel Wizard: pick your own image under Settings, turn on WiiCompiled (beta) and click install on the Home page; it then installs, updates and launches the game.
3. On macOS, download WiiCompiled-Setup.pkg from its releases and open it, then open WiiCompiled Setup in Applications and choose your own disc image.
4. Setup translates and compiles the game on your machine, a one-time wait; on Windows, keep about 20 GB free during the install (the game then takes about 5 GB).
5. On macOS, it may first ask to install the Xcode Command Line Tools: finish Apple's installer, then open Setup again.
6. Press F10 in the game's window for its settings: resolution, controllers and button mapping, vibration, volume.
7. Take its builds only from its releases page, never from an installer shared elsewhere.

Written by recomp.gg from its README, read Oct 12, 2026.

1. Download the build for your system (Android and iOS) from the project's release page.
2. The project's page says what it needs from your own copy of Mario Kart Wii, if anything.
3. Launch it.

1. Download the build for your system (Windows and macOS) from the project's release page.
2. The project's page says what it needs from your own copy of Mario Kart Wii, if anything.
3. Launch it.

1. Download the build for your system (Android) from the project's release page.
2. The project's page says what it needs from your own copy of Mario Kart Wii, if anything.
3. Launch it.

1. Download a build from the project's release page: its files say which systems they run on.
2. The project's page says what it needs from your own copy of Mario Kart Wii, if anything.
3. Launch it.

1. There is no build to download: get the code from the project's repository.
2. Build it as its README says. What the build gives, a program to run or the original game rebuilt for an emulator, is written there too.
3. The project's page says what it needs from your own copy of Mario Kart Wii, if anything.

1. There is no build to download: get the code from the project's repository.
2. Build it as its README says. What the build gives, a program to run or the original game rebuilt for an emulator, is written there too.
3. The project's page says what it needs from your own copy of Mario Kart Wii, if anything.

1. There is no build to download: get the code from the project's repository.
2. Build it as its README says. What the build gives, a program to run or the original game rebuilt for an emulator, is written there too.
3. The project's page says what it needs from your own copy of Mario Kart Wii, if anything.

1. There is no build to download: get the code from the project's repository.
2. Build it as its README says. What the build gives, a program to run or the original game rebuilt for an emulator, is written there too.
3. The project's page says what it needs from your own copy of Mario Kart Wii, if anything.

1. There is no build to download: get the code from the project's repository.
2. Build it as its README says. What the build gives, a program to run or the original game rebuilt for an emulator, is written there too.
3. The project's page says what it needs from your own copy of Mario Kart Wii, if anything.