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I used the letterbomb method to homebrew my physical Wii, and I get my ISOs off my physical copies from there using a homebrew app that is designed to extract ISOs. Letterbomb is pretty easy to set up assuming you follow a tutorial but you do need an original Wii to do it as far as I know, not sure if it works on WiiU.
I'm a newbie to this
https://wii.guide/
There's also GameCube and Wii homebrew games which can be downloaded from the Internet and played right from Dolphin, though some Wii ones have trouble booting without installing an application called the Homebrew Channel.
Using Dolphin just requires you to have the dumped game on your device in a folder it can read from and setting up your controller, though some games require certain settings to work properly or run smoothly. There's a lot of extra features that Dolphin is capable of, such as 5K resolution, save states, native GameCube/Wii controller support, loading mods and texture packs, and more.
But all commercial GameCube games at least boot.