Sounds to me he's the opposite of a jack-of-all-trades in terms of technical geekery; he's extremely specialized and interested in one area and everything else he couldn't care less about.
Because the people on Wiibrew think that having a backup loader makes you a pirate, unless it's an emulator, which is for some reason okay.Which begs the question why he didn't post Devolution on Wiibrew in the first place... I mean, Devolution's anti-piracy measures should have made it perfectly alright to post on there.
He's a moderator on the WiiBrew forums, yes.I kinda think he's actually staff on that site. Makes sense.
tueidj said:01/12/2012Yo dawg, we put backwards compatibility in your backwards compatibility so you could run gamecube games over HDMI:
How is that possible if the graphics are not rendered at a higher resolution?The HDMI improves the video quality
I have my doubts...Devolution in Wii Mode from WiiU.
Its on tueidj's YoutubeWhere was the post made, by the way? I can't seem to find it in this thread.
Uh, a video has already been released by fail0verflow showing HBC running on a Wii U using an unreleased exploit. This was released on the 30th, the same day the Wii U was released in Europe.I have my doubts...
First off, he runs it off the HBC. The HBC can't be run on a wiiu, and it's not that likely he got an early wiiU version.
It stands to reason that if Devolution works on a Wii, then it will work on the Wii U's Wii mode without needing any updates. Either that or he just hasn't manually updated those numbers because there's no need until release time.Second: version and date of devolution aren't changed. I know this doesn't say as much (see also: the not updating of meta.xml), but still...
What?Third and most important: it's a video of a guy being frustrated in front of a PC. How much less subtle needs the hint to be before people get it in their skull that there is no way to input something on the wiiU?
Good spot! Wonder if Wiimote support is coming soon?About the input - first, notice in the video that is says press 1 or 2 to mount an SD card or USB drive. AFAIK our current r168 still says "press X or Y"; that in itself shows minimal wiimote functionality, which would be required for use on a Wii U (at least to be able to launch the game).
I know about that video. But like I said: I don't think tueidj got a version of it before the rest of the internet.Uh, a video has already been released by fail0verflow showing HBC running on a Wii U using an unreleased exploit. This was released on the 30th, the same day the Wii U was released in Europe.
No. It doesn't stand to any reason. Even if tueidj got that early HBC for wiiU, it doesn't automatically mean AHBPROT will be enabled for all homebrew.It stands to reason that if Devolution works on a Wii, then it will work on the Wii U's Wii mode without needing any updates. Either that or he just hasn't manually updated those numbers because there's no need until release time.
*sigh*What?
I know about that video. But like I said: I don't think tueidj got a version of it before the rest of the internet.
No. It doesn't stand to any reason. Even if tueidj got that early HBC for wiiU, it doesn't automatically mean AHBPROT will be enabled for all homebrew.
*sigh*
The wiiu doesn't have gamecube controllers. And until tueidj can figure out how to enable for other controllers, there is not much of a point of having it on the wiiU. I mean...all you can do is sit in front of your television looking bewildered because nothing works (which just happened to be nicely demonstrated on that video).