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Link's Awakening on my spare time. I've also spent several hours modding Skyrim, eager to see how that turns out
Can you please describe how you made Link's Awakening run on the Deck? Is it the new, remastered version that is currently available for the Switch? I'm interested in getting Twilight Princess for the Deck somehow...
I emulate it using Yuzu. Ryujinx might be an option, but I haven't tried it because it runs great on Yuzu already. If you're looking to install several emulators, give Emudeck a try. There are several guides around to get everything ready (don't rush it!).
Thanks for the pointers! Is there a way to legally obtain ROMs for these games if I don't own actual physical games? I don't even know if WII could have games delivered online, or it only used physical cartridges.
You're asking the wrong person :)
I would think there is no way for Wii games without physically owning them.