>In addition to that, because this is a retro game application, the reason to stick with Windows 7 may be to preserve compatibility with older games How does W

>In addition to that, because this is a retro game application, the reason to stick with Windows 7 may be to preserve compatibility with older games How does Windows 7 preserve compatibility with older games? Dolphin's goal is to be compatible with all Gamecube (and Wii) games. If Windows 7 is impeding that goal, I don't see how Windows 7 will have better compatibility with older gamecube game. Also, from the perspective of Windows 7, every Gamecube game had already been released by the time Windows 7 was generally available (the Gamecube's EOL was in 2007; Windows 7 came out in 2010). No game could have "targeted" windows 7.