Nintend Wii Chipping,
Discussion
hmm did you do it yourself?
how hard/expensive is it?
My DS is chipped, well called chipped but its actualy just got a modified game cartridge with an SD slot in it, download, software, games ebooks music videos Emulators onto the sd card and pop it in and they all work perfectly even multiplayer
was hoping it would be this easy for the wii =D
how hard/expensive is it?
My DS is chipped, well called chipped but its actualy just got a modified game cartridge with an SD slot in it, download, software, games ebooks music videos Emulators onto the sd card and pop it in and they all work perfectly even multiplayer
was hoping it would be this easy for the wii =D
steven182 said:
hmm did you do it yourself?
how hard/expensive is it?
My DS is chipped, well called chipped but its actualy just got a modified game cartridge with an SD slot in it, download, software, games ebooks music videos Emulators onto the sd card and pop it in and they all work perfectly even multiplayer
was hoping it would be this easy for the wii =D
Lukcily a colleague who has better soldering skills than me did it for me. There is also the potential for banning/crippling machines on Wii if you have it connected online.how hard/expensive is it?
My DS is chipped, well called chipped but its actualy just got a modified game cartridge with an SD slot in it, download, software, games ebooks music videos Emulators onto the sd card and pop it in and they all work perfectly even multiplayer
was hoping it would be this easy for the wii =D
I also have the DS things too (R4) - probably the easiest home-mod around.
Silverbullet767 said:
Updates sent through wifi can brick your wii if it has been modded, dont understand why people do this, pay for the game, play it. your only hurting the games industry. Music on the other hand, thats fair game! 

In some respects, if I needed a modchip to boot say... Linux on the Wii. Then I'd fit the modchip (ikkle, quite machine, Wifi enabled, playing AVI's and stuff under the telly? You betcha) but just to rip off games... nah. 

Silverbullet767 said:
Updates sent through wifi can brick your wii if it has been modded, dont understand why people do this, pay for the game, play it. your only hurting the games industry. Music on the other hand, thats fair game! 

They are way too overpriced imo, ps3 games £50 ya right am i paying that much for something that will last the day.

steven182 said:
Silverbullet767 said:
Updates sent through wifi can brick your wii if it has been modded, dont understand why people do this, pay for the game, play it. your only hurting the games industry. Music on the other hand, thats fair game! 

They are way too overpriced imo, ps3 games £50 ya right am i paying that much for something that will last the day.

back on Topic
I have had a look at this. Looks really easy to do, as simple micro controller on a simple PCB with 4 solder points onto the Wii PCB. Software updates are then written via CD.
Games are easy to get and easy to burn.
I haven't got around doing it yet as not enough stuff out there yet that I want. I will be doing mine and a few others soon.
I would be interested if I can get it to stream movies wirelessly from my PC upstairs with the right software.
I have had a look at this. Looks really easy to do, as simple micro controller on a simple PCB with 4 solder points onto the Wii PCB. Software updates are then written via CD.
Games are easy to get and easy to burn.
I haven't got around doing it yet as not enough stuff out there yet that I want. I will be doing mine and a few others soon.
I would be interested if I can get it to stream movies wirelessly from my PC upstairs with the right software.
steven182 said:
Silverbullet767 said:
Updates sent through wifi can brick your wii if it has been modded, dont understand why people do this, pay for the game, play it. your only hurting the games industry. Music on the other hand, thats fair game! 

They are way too overpriced imo, ps3 games £50 ya right am i paying that much for something that will last the day.

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