Greetings everyone
i recently got a modded Wii U with Haxchi while using wup installer for games, everything is fine and even easy to access those games installed in the system menu, only problem i'm facing is anything required a CFW like DLC and VC games as i need to run a signature patch for it everything time for the game to work which i think it will be complicated for my 5 years old daughter to do those things by herself everything she turn on the console and lets say for example she want to play Mario kart 8 with DLC installed and the game won't open.
i know CBHC is the best solution but i rather not to play with that for any silly reason might happen to the DS game or to the NNID if anything got corrupted for some reason (yes i don't trust digital world).
Now my question is: Is there a simple way to apply any signature patch without the need to access the HBL?
i don't want anyone to miss with he apps inside, so i dragged Haxchi to the last menu and kept it inside a folder
thank you and sorry for the bad English.
i recently got a modded Wii U with Haxchi while using wup installer for games, everything is fine and even easy to access those games installed in the system menu, only problem i'm facing is anything required a CFW like DLC and VC games as i need to run a signature patch for it everything time for the game to work which i think it will be complicated for my 5 years old daughter to do those things by herself everything she turn on the console and lets say for example she want to play Mario kart 8 with DLC installed and the game won't open.
i know CBHC is the best solution but i rather not to play with that for any silly reason might happen to the DS game or to the NNID if anything got corrupted for some reason (yes i don't trust digital world).
Now my question is: Is there a simple way to apply any signature patch without the need to access the HBL?
i don't want anyone to miss with he apps inside, so i dragged Haxchi to the last menu and kept it inside a folder
thank you and sorry for the bad English.