Crema v03.30 by iHaiDeeZ
Wii U emulator based on Cemu, with the DualShock 4 standing in for the GamePad
Install on your PS4
Package (.pkg): with GoldHEN running, copy Crema-v03.30.pkg to the root of a USB drive (exFAT or FAT32), plug it into the PS4 and install it from Settings › Debug Settings › Game › Package Installer.
From a computer or phone: give this link to a remote package sender (GoldHEN's Remote Package Install, or Remote Package Installer on port 12800):
https://store.brewology.com/dl/6169/Crema-v03.30.pkg
Files
| File | Size | SHA-256 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Crema-v03.30.pkg | 97.2 MB | 6b03ec37…ee1d | Download |
Screenshots
About Crema
The DualShock 4 plays the part of the Wii U GamePad in this Cemu port. Clicking the touchpad touches the GamePad screen where your finger is, and tilting the controller moves its gyro. L3 + R3 opens a menu to swap the TV and GamePad screens, change settings or quit. The Pro Controller, Classic Controller and Wii Remote with Nunchuk can be emulated for local multiplayer.
Start it once to create /data/Crema/, then put your own games in /data/Crema/games/. It takes unpacked game folders, .wua, .wud, .wux, .wuhb, NUS folders and homebrew .rpx files. Updates and DLC go in Crema's Wii U storage under /data/Crema/mlc01/, sorted by title ID, and the developer's guide shows the exact folders. The developer says games often need their latest update to run well. Some disc images, and online play on Pretendo Network, need files from your own Wii U, also listed in the guide.
Cemu's community graphic packs download inside the app and switch on per game. The developer says to stay away from the Extended Memory packs, which crash on the PS4. It downloads the developer's recommended settings for known games from GitHub each time it opens. The developer says the first few minutes of a game are slow while its code and shaders compile. Those caches are kept, and caches from Cemu on a PC work too.
Recent versions add save states, a network game library over SMB or NFS, and an updater inside the app.
Start it once to create /data/Crema/, then put your own games in /data/Crema/games/. It takes unpacked game folders, .wua, .wud, .wux, .wuhb, NUS folders and homebrew .rpx files. Updates and DLC go in Crema's Wii U storage under /data/Crema/mlc01/, sorted by title ID, and the developer's guide shows the exact folders. The developer says games often need their latest update to run well. Some disc images, and online play on Pretendo Network, need files from your own Wii U, also listed in the guide.
Cemu's community graphic packs download inside the app and switch on per game. The developer says to stay away from the Extended Memory packs, which crash on the PS4. It downloads the developer's recommended settings for known games from GitHub each time it opens. The developer says the first few minutes of a game are slow while its code and shaders compile. Those caches are kept, and caches from Cemu on a PC work too.
Recent versions add save states, a network game library over SMB or NFS, and an updater inside the app.
Release notes
v03.30 · Crema v03.30 · Oct 20, 2026
Changelog
- Added two Wii U-style menus: Wii U Menu (tile grid) and GamePad Screen (TV + GamePad), in Settings > Menu Style
- Added the PS4 keyboard for games' text entry (names, messages), Cross to type
- Added Laptop Touchpad mode with Pointer Speed
- Added FSR 1 + Sharpening (EASU + RCAS)
- Added a "Loading games..." screen while the library is read
- Changed: Crema starts much faster (the game scan no longer walks every game's content folder)
- Changed: Super Smash Bros. uses the multi-core recompiler (60 FPS instead of 30)
- Fixed Mario Kart 8 crashing when no second controller is signed in
- Fixed Super Smash Bros. erasing Mii names (missing NG word lists are created)
- Fixed the controller not working again after it disconnects or another PS4 user takes it
- Fixed audio stopping after a save state
- Fixed save states not starting
Install: Crema-v03.30.pkg with the PS4 Package Installer (settings and games stay).