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Has your Wii been modded?
- Thread starter Matt
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jesta
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Nunchuck mod : http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u130/captainff/wii25stuff/nunchuckmod.jpg
VC controller mod : http://img133.imageshack.us/my.php?image=classicvg4.jpg
N64 controller mods : http://img513.imageshack.us/img513/1739/p1010046ck3.th.jpg
http://img337.imageshack.us/my.php?image=p1010045ck0.jpg
These are a few that i found
VC controller mod : http://img133.imageshack.us/my.php?image=classicvg4.jpg
N64 controller mods : http://img513.imageshack.us/img513/1739/p1010046ck3.th.jpg
http://img337.imageshack.us/my.php?image=p1010045ck0.jpg
These are a few that i found
jesta
Moderator
Found this on another forum...
"Play import GC games on un-modded PAL Wii. And you don't need the Action Replay/Freeloader disc either
One clever forum user has figured out a way to play US and Japanese GameCube games on a PAL Wii without a hardware mod OR Freeloader disc utility.
The trick, involves a simple dis-swapping technique that you can perform easily on your PAL Wii right now. All you need is one PAL GameCube game, and your import game, of course.
To do it, first insert the PAL GameCube game and enter the Disc Channel (the thumbnail you click on to run Wii/GC games). Once the Wii recognises the disc the GameCube logo will be displayed.
Now for the trick. Point your Wii Remote at the start button but DON'T start the game yet. Press the eject button then, a second or so later, click on the on-screen start button.
Now you have to be quick - the moment the Wii spits out the PAL disc quickly swap it for the NTSC game and it will boot up as normal.
We've tried out the trick, discovered by a user of the Maxconsole forums, and it works a treat.
We failed a couple of times before realising that you only have a split second to remove the import disc and insert the PAL one before the Wii resets itself.
Enjoy it while it lasts, because we anticipate Nintendo fixing this very quickly with a system update."
"Play import GC games on un-modded PAL Wii. And you don't need the Action Replay/Freeloader disc either
One clever forum user has figured out a way to play US and Japanese GameCube games on a PAL Wii without a hardware mod OR Freeloader disc utility.
The trick, involves a simple dis-swapping technique that you can perform easily on your PAL Wii right now. All you need is one PAL GameCube game, and your import game, of course.
To do it, first insert the PAL GameCube game and enter the Disc Channel (the thumbnail you click on to run Wii/GC games). Once the Wii recognises the disc the GameCube logo will be displayed.
Now for the trick. Point your Wii Remote at the start button but DON'T start the game yet. Press the eject button then, a second or so later, click on the on-screen start button.
Now you have to be quick - the moment the Wii spits out the PAL disc quickly swap it for the NTSC game and it will boot up as normal.
We've tried out the trick, discovered by a user of the Maxconsole forums, and it works a treat.
We failed a couple of times before realising that you only have a split second to remove the import disc and insert the PAL one before the Wii resets itself.
Enjoy it while it lasts, because we anticipate Nintendo fixing this very quickly with a system update."
badboykane
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Yeah thats old news, that works with Gamecube games but not many people are interested in them, those who are to scared to be naughty and mod their Wii want to play import Wii games.
I modded my nunchuck, only needs 1 led soldered in place on 2 points, easy and looks good too.
I modded my nunchuck, only needs 1 led soldered in place on 2 points, easy and looks good too.
badboykane
New Member
Apart from WiiKey is only compatible with about 70% of Gamecube games where the other chips are compatible with 99%.
There is apparently a WiiKey update coming out being the first firmware update for it to make the Gamecube compatibility the same as the other chips, if this update is actually ever released.
Other than that is is exactly the same compatibility with Wii games as all the other current chips.
There is apparently a WiiKey update coming out being the first firmware update for it to make the Gamecube compatibility the same as the other chips, if this update is actually ever released.
Other than that is is exactly the same compatibility with Wii games as all the other current chips.
lightyagami
New Member
well i have mi wii with the wiikey
and i have 4 games for wii and 6 for gamecube
all downloaded from internet
and i play them all
and no problem with the wii
i think that the wiikey its a cheaper way to play games xD
cause the games are cheaper or you can also download them form internet
and i have 4 games for wii and 6 for gamecube
all downloaded from internet
and i play them all
and no problem with the wii
i think that the wiikey its a cheaper way to play games xD
cause the games are cheaper or you can also download them form internet
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supersujay
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nope i don't think so y do u ask matt?