PokeDinner

PokeDinner

Getting started

PokeDinner is hosted on the Eden Git service. Its Quick Start is inherited from Eden; fork-specific requirements below come from PokeDinner’s own release notes.

1. Choose a build for your game

   Use this fork’s own Releases page. The 2.7.7 notes describe a Windows-only Ocarina test build, warn AMD GPU users against it, and say other games are untested. Review the chosen release before replacing a working build.

2. Extract and configure system files

   Extract the entire package. On Windows, prepare the Visual C++ runtime required by the handbook. Launch the included application and use its Tools menus to install your own decryption keys and firmware.

3. Check memory and FPS modes

   The 2.5.0 notes request at least 32 GB of page file/swap and the emulator’s 12 GB DRAM setting. For the Dynamic FPS / 30 FPS lock options described there, enable only one at a time.

4. Add your game and input

   Following the inherited Quick Start, add your game directory from the empty main window and configure input under Emulation → Configure → Input. Start your game using the selected build’s settings.