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thanks for compliments.
I prefer cable, you never know you might to want to remove this and upgrade to a better chip that'll be released in the future. remember that this is only a drive mod and has no implications to the wii bios whatsoever, future chips may allow for wii homebrew to run.
I prefer cable, you never know you might to want to remove this and upgrade to a better chip that'll be released in the future. remember that this is only a drive mod and has no implications to the wii bios whatsoever, future chips may allow for wii homebrew to run.
Done by M37R01D @ wiinewz
I messed up when I tried to install it, he fixed it.
That is really an amazing install. I guess you messed up bad. But that is impressive. I can solder to a leg, but that many legs would drive me nuts to fix.
It is alright to put in the middle? I thought behind it is where the DVD spin. Is that a good ideal? How's ur wii running so far(how many days)?
I dont see any real problem with it, there is no moving parts under the electrical tape, so far I've installed two like this and they have been running fine for about a week now, I have also seen several similar mods around the net
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I didn't know they made an MSU cart for the Genesis.... I knew about the SNES one and the library for that is rather large but the Genesis one has very few games+1
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