Hacking loadiine - the first backup loader for WiiU

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FAQ:
Q1: I don't have a game with SD access, what shall I do? Am I doomed?
Answer: You need to wait for an IOSU exploit, or buy Sm4sh.
Q2: Are you sure of what you're saying?
Answer: Theoretically, Any game that has SD access and can load big RPX files should work with loadiine!
 
Last edited by AboodXD,
So I suggest you get yourself a copy of the game before its price reaches the moon :)
Or you can just be patient and wait for IOSU exploit which will grant you even USB access ^^.

Well just bought the game, off ebay for 39.99US :)
Thanks for clarifying, I appreciate it :)
 
Well just bought the game, off ebay for 39.99US :)
Thanks for clarifying, I appreciate it :)
Yep I got it yesterday too from ebay with almost same price ^^. a crappy game like cubic ninja reached over 100 bucks in 3Ds because of the exploit, so it won't be surprising that smash will reach over 150 soon too :D.
 
Can someone please make a noob friendly tutorial from the start (kernel and loadiine guide). Im completely lost on what to do. :(
 
Yep I got it yesterday too from ebay with almost same price ^^. a crappy game like cubic ninja reached over 100 bucks in 3Ds because of the exploit, so it won't be surprising that smash will reach over 150 soon too :D.
I actually sold mine for $75 when that went down. :P
 
Any chances of SSBU price to increase even on E-shop?
I doubt that nintendo will take out SSBU from eshop like they did with cubic ninja in 3ds. but the price might increase if the demand gets higher, that's simply how the market works ^^.
 
I doubt that nintendo will take out SSBU from eshop like they did with cubic ninja in 3ds. but the price might increase if the demand gets higher, that's simply how the market works ^^.
That's not simply how the market works. There's theoretically an infinite amount of digital copies of Smash, so no matter how high demand for it gets, it will always be available. If they did raise the price, they'd be intentionally, directly, and publicly profiting from piracy of their own content. That'd be a rather silly (and stupid) move. Chances are, if they do anything at all, they'll just make a pre-patched version available on the eShop that prevents this from working.
 
That's not simply how the market works. There's theoretically an infinite amount of digital copies of Smash, so no matter how high demand for it gets, it will always be available. If they did raise the price, they'd be intentionally, directly, and publicly profiting from piracy of their own content. That'd be a rather silly (and stupid) move. Chances are, if they do anything at all, they'll just make a pre-patched version available on the eShop that prevents this from working.

I agree, but still, even if it was infinit/digital copies, anything that has higher demand would increase in price. It might be possible to patch the digital version somehow, but I doubt it tho. If it was some crappy non exclusive game, it would be more likely they remove it from eshop, but this is definitely not the case with smash bros :S
 
Honestly, prices for SSB4 aren't going to increase.
That game is well stocked and will continue to be well stocked at retailers. (atleast for a year or two)
Let alone the 2nd hand market on Ebay and amazon where you can pick it up as well.

This is THE staple Wii u game, their will be many many copies available.

Cubic Ninja and OOT only skyrocketed in price because their were simply not enough copies at retailers and scalpers picked up what little remained and sold them at high prices.
Good luck to scalpers who try to buy every single copy of SSB4 from Amazon, BB, Gamestop, Target, Toyrus Etc etc.
 
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Does NES Remix work for somebody? Is that normal, that the extracted file are only 140mb O.o?
 
Does NES Remix work for somebody? Is that normal, that the extracted file are only 140mb O.o?

it should work, as it was the demo, and it should be really small, as initial video was using wifi to send the files..
 
I'll be able to try this out in about 5 hours once my first test game is done downloading. (slow internet, 12GB file).
Has anyone tried Bayonetta 2?
 
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