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I love USB Loader, it totally makes homebrew worth having for me as if GeckOS was not enough. No way do I want Wii Sports to be 'Revolution sports pak' or something like that, and games in all caps, like 'SUPER MARIO GALAXY' look annoying. This OS X app is really useful for renaming the games to their proper names.

Anyone got anything smaller than Ninjabread Man?

#PS2 EMULATOR FOR WII HOMEBREW CHANNEL INSTALL#

If anyone has games that I don't and is installing them, I'd love to hear what the install sizes are. Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles - 3.90GB. I'm going to document game install sizes here as they install, in case people are trying to budget out hard drive space to do the game install thing:įinal Fantasy Fables: Chocobo's Dungeon - 1.58GB. I know the new USB loaders are based on his code, obviously, but even not having to look at his ugly mug is a pretty good incentive. So, now that there are non-Waninkoko USB Loaders (seriously, I'm not going to support for-profit stuff, and he's a scummy guy), I've decided to backup my Wii collection. Insert your SD card into the Wii, open the Homebrew channel, choose the homebrew browser, and you're done. Unmount your SD card (rightclick on the tiny tray icon and select 'safely remove hardware', or open 'My computer', select the SD card, rightclick on it and choose 'eject'). Now copy the entire homebrew_browser folder into the apps folder on the SD card (drag-n-drop between the Explorer windows).Įrase all the files and folders you extracted from the zipfile, and the zipfile itself. Locate the directory 'apps' and open that. Insert your SD card into your PC and open it in another Explorer window. Open an Explorer window to look at what was inside the zipfile.

#PS2 EMULATOR FOR WII HOMEBREW CHANNEL ZIP FILE#

Unpack the zip file somewhere on your computer. I trust you have an application to unpack zipfiles, otherwise go here and get winrar, or here and get 7zip. The guide has nine sections in total.Click to expand.Go to this site and read through it. Be extremely careful when modifying a Korean Wii.

#PS2 EMULATOR FOR WII HOMEBREW CHANNEL MOD#

Tread carefully if you are planning to mod one! This means that in some cases, something that is normally harmless to the Wii could cause a severe brick to the Wii mini.

The differences between the Wii and Wii mini are quite significant.

As long as you follow this guide exactly, you should be fine, but for general brick prevention tips see this page.

Depending on what you intend to do with your modded Wii, you may have to make some modifications to the system memory that have a risk of bricking (rendering the console inoperable).

This guide applies to retail/consumer Wiis ONLY! This means that development units are not covered, nor is the Wii U’s vWii.

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This guide works on all system menu versions depending on the exploit, but it is recommended that you update to 4.3 (the latest firmware) if possible.

Anyone trying to convince you otherwise is likely attempting to scam you.

Homebrew is 100% free, and the process of modifying your Wii is also free.

Restore functionality to WiiConnect24 and Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection.

Recommended homebrew to use on your Wii.

Install BootMii and the Homebrew Channel.

Modify your Wii using one of many exploits, with the end goal of reaching the HackMii installer.

This guide aims to do the following, including optional sections:

Restore online functionality to both WiiConnect24 and Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection.

Back up and restore your Wii and GameCube save files.

Install a USB loader to launch Wii (and other console) backups from an external storage device.

Back up your discs and other installed titles.

Install themes on the Wii Menu and in commonly used homebrew apps.

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Patch game disc contents to load game modifications.

Download new homebrew apps with the Open Shop Channel.

Enhance the brick protection of your Wii.

Backup and restore your Wii’s NAND (system memory).

Here are some common examples of what homebrew can do for your Wii: In order to gain the ability to run homebrew on the Wii, the console must first be modified to run unsigned code. Homebrew refers to software that was not authorized by the original creator of a piece of hardware - in this case, Nintendo. To get the most out of this guide, you should read this page before proceeding. Since this guide has just been published, translations are a work-in-progress. For support in English, ask for help at Nintendo Homebrew on Discord.

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