In order to work with your Wii game backups, there are special programs for this. In the early days, the disc needed to be formatted in WBFS format why you HAD to use a dedicate program supporting this format. Since a few generations of the USB loaders, you can use FAT32, NTFS and other formats, […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Ok, so I wrote a guide. It’s getting slightly outdated as there is now revision 4.3 of the system software. There are several video guides on YouTube, but this Swedish text one is still the best I have seen: http://www.console.se/forum/showthread.php?14389-Gudie-Softmodda-%28hacka%29-ditt-Wii-4.3E-%28Svensk-Guide%29
Ok, so I have a Sony Playstation 2 (PS2) console as well. No a piece of hardware that is much in fashion, but never the less still quite entetaining for several games. It’s equipped with a Matrix Infinity mod chip on software version 1.91 which I believe is the most recent version of relevance (1.93 […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The Wii USB disk is operational and prepped with some 40 games. So, this is how to do it, and also the why in a sketchy outlines form, assuming system 4.2E as I have. Do also ensure that you have a working internet connection to the unit; Wireless via the built in set-up or wired […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
So, learning more and progressing Wii; Installing HomeBrew was pretty easy. Depacking the BannerBlaster V2 and HackMii 0.6 was just depacking and putting it on the CD card. HomebrewChannel worked and I had mixed it up with the HomeBrew Browser, so the HBC was empty. Stupid me was waiting and waiting. I was expecting it […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
So, HomeBrew Channel – please mind that I am reading up and commenting back – I haven’t actually tested if this works yet A channel is an icon on the Wii starting screen, and HomeBrewChannel (“HBC”) is adding such a channel that gives you access to HomeBrew applications. HomeBrew is a fair pick of a […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Having a WiFi enabled device such as the Nintendo DSi, it’s only natural to use it in order to access the public internet. However it doesn’t support any USB modem (no USB port) and if you don’t have any access point within range it would make sense to use an ad hoc wifi network for […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
So the family is now owner of a Wii console. The kids saved up to one and even if I would prefer that the PS2 was replaced/supplemented by a PS3, the Wii has got advantages for sure. So, just to ensure that we do not wear out the original games we plan to buy, I […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…