Emulator

MrBeanHead's attacks on human rights in favor of a fascist copyright police state

...Uh... it's more likely that he just unknowingly does something that doesn't work in Dolphin. Granted, there are some shady folks in the emulation/game-modding communities, but I think this is more a thing that Dolphin just doesn't do correctly. I mean, look at Gecko OS, it was broken in Dolphin until just last night due to issues with Dolphin's floating-point accuracy, not because Gecko OS's creators are assholes.

Of course, if you actually know the guy hates Dolphin, yeah, let's go with the fascism explanation.

How would I enable debugging features in Dolphin?

Simply launching it with the -d flag will do. On Windows, you can right-click Dolphin.exe > Create Shortcut, right-click the shortcut > Properties, and add -d to the Target line, after the " at the end; it should look something like this: http://www.sph.umich.edu/computing/windows/putty-shortcut-properties.gif

Of course, using the debug features isn't nearly as easy. I can at least tell you that when you boot a game it'll be paused and you'll have to unpause it, and for actual debugging you're gonna want to figure out how to disable parts of the JIT until the thing doesn't crash on JIT64.

http://www.chadsoft.co.uk/
http://wiki.tockdom.com/w/index.php?title=CTGP_Revolution
^ These two pages are for reference for anyone else who wants to test this. (Also, wtf, since when does Mario Kart Wii have a fanbase and modding community?)

The launcher is heavily obfuscated and needs dcache/icache. The authors really don't like Dolphin.