For a while now, we have used the INI setting SuggestedAspectRatio
to indicate that a Wii game doesn't support 16:9, making Dolphin
switch to 4:3 when playing those games (as long as the aspect ratio
setting is set to Auto). However, we didn't have a complete list of
games that don't support 16:9. Yesterday, I found what seems like
such a list in the vWii system menu (the PAL one, in case it matters).
This commit sets SuggestedAspectRatio = 2 in the INIs for all the
titles in that list, with a few exceptions:
E5Z E62 E63 E6W E6X E6Z: These titles are already covered by E.ini.
HAJ HAP HCB: HAJ and HAP do in fact support 16:9, but are not
installable on vWii without hacking. I don't know anything about HCB
other than what its GameTDB entry says, but since HAJ and HAP do
in fact support 16:9, it's probably best to not mark HCB unless
someone actually can check that it doesn't support 16:9.
All newly added files in this commit were automatically generated,
and all existing files that were edited were handled manually.
Interesting to note is that some of the titles in the vWii list
seem to be completely unknown. Perhaps they are unreleased games.
Android doesn't report values for the inputs generated by FullAnalogInput so
there isn't a reason to add them as such. This also avoids a bug(for android)
where if there are three inputs(say 12, 11, and 121), and you generate a FullAnalogInput
with 12/11 then it will create another input with the name 121 which can cause conficts
with the real 121 input. This is probably not an issue on PC since most Axis inputs
are named and not numbered.
Causes a crash during the final boss. This game is timing sensitive in
general though, so I wouldn't be surprised if certain other stages also
had crashing issues.
Some games don't behave as expected if we eject the disc as soon as
we receive the DVDLowStopMotor command. For instance, Baten Kaitos
never shows the prompt to switch discs or the "Reading disc..." text
(but works correctly other than that).
Some of the recent reviews on Google Play express trouble finding the
emulation activity menu. One of them thought you were supposed to go
to the settings accessible through the main activity to configure the
virtual controller buttons.
This commit changes the text so that the user now explicitly is told to
swipe down from the top of the screen to access the menu. In exchange,
I removed the exact selections to make in the menu so that the text
wouldn't get too long, but I think it shouldn't be too hard to
understand once you know how to open the menu.
