Hacking new modchip not from ninja team

adrian783 · Jan 29, 2007

http://www.maxconsole.net/?mode=news&newsid=13934

i love the "NO WIRES" feature =]

john_blk · Jan 29, 2007

Now that sure does sound sweet.

EarthBound · Jan 29, 2007

What kind of swap if needed imports?Freeloader?

Im taking it wont play import Wii games either?

troublesome · Jan 29, 2007

Dammit when are they going to come out with solder-less modchips for my WII!!! but this is def a step in the right direction!!!

khan · Jan 29, 2007

people on maxconsole forum are saying that it's a clone of wiinja, please prove me wrong

nitronic · Jan 29, 2007

Is there any difference with the wiinja ?
It seems its not making my wii region free, so why bother ?
Or am I wrong

Vater Unser · Jan 29, 2007

nice, so we can expect even more modchips in the near future...

this one still doesn't make the Wii region-free

still gotta wait a while, then...

Costello · Jan 29, 2007

No wires but you still need to solder the modchip to the motherboard.
tricky

I'd be careful about this one... who is the Cyclo team?
the only thing they've done in the past is a blatant clone of the Supercard slot2, AFAIK.

Plus the website is empty. And where do you buy it?

Elrinth · Jan 29, 2007

still regionlocked

Harsky · Jan 29, 2007

NO WIRES!

"WHOO!"

But you still need solder.

"Oh crap."

I remember their slot 2 backup solution. Did it actually get released or did it get cancelled?

Tasu · Jan 29, 2007

soldering is even more dangerous without wires than with in my opinion ._.

rkenshin · Jan 29, 2007

Well people who has a XenoGC will be comfortable with the no wires deal and be right at home here..

LaGzoR · Jan 29, 2007

What is the difference with the ninja's modchip except for Quicksolder?
We can't play Wii backups from an other region...

nloding · Jan 29, 2007

Soldering with wires is easier, you just touch the tip of the iron to the wire when it's on top of the point you're soldering to, and pretty much, that's it. Especially with points as large as the Wiinja and I assume this require.

Personally I would prefer the Wiinja, especially since this doesn't seem to do anything different. It's easier to unsolder and get rid of if need be -- when you're soldering a chip directly to the board like this, it's much harder to remove.

debaser · Jan 29, 2007

some diference are:
- Optional chip disable wire
- Stealth even when chip is enabled

but until i get some review i dont trust neither.

rkenshin · Jan 29, 2007

well I'm no expert but couldn't you solder in your own wires anyways to the chip since if I'm not mistaken most modchips don't come with the wires attached

Plus it says an additional wire for chip disable, so I guess it is possible for those who want added stealth

-KangaRod- · Jan 29, 2007

what are these chips doing?
Are they tricking the board into thinking the security code matches, or are they tricking the DVD drive into not bothering to look for a security code?

H8TR · Jan 29, 2007

Looks more promising than Wiinja. I believe this is from the same team that produced the Cyclo DS.

zone97 · Jan 29, 2007

Maybe Qoob will release a Wiib? he he, a rock solid product that after selling a lot will disapear off the face of the earth..

Yoshimashin · Jan 29, 2007

I hope its cheaper...

Wiinja is $60 for a basic solder-in chip? $40 is too much.

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