That's a good list! I hope it's applicable for US releases as well.
My Wii is currently in 4.2U. As weird as it sounds, I want to perform an update in the hopes that it will wipe all the installed cIOS and hacks so that I can start fresh. I recently screwed up and it resulted in my Wii not...
Hey guys. I'd like to know what WIi game discs contain the 4.3 update. Some will say that all recent games have it but I was hoping for a more specific title. There's no viable internet connection on where my Wii is so I'm going for the game route to perform an update. What I did before was...
I dont't have a viable internet connection on where the Wii is. But I do have a Metroid Other M game disc. AFAIK it has the initial 4.3 update so I hope that would be enough.
I haven't tried installing a theme yet as the Wii is in my other house right now. And I can't uninstall IOS58 since I can't run any apps including a WAD manager.
I have Priiloader, yes. But it's an old version, didn't got a chance to update it. I installed it when I first softmodded the Wii...
I got a modified Wii with version 4.2U and it's been years since I played with it. Now that I'm using it again, I decided to update the necessary things. I installed the Hackmii Installer v1.2 to update my old BootMii and HBC and it works fine. I also installed the cIOS mentioned in the softmod...
Nothing on that department. That's why TWEWY ia great, since it features a specific kind of gameplay not offered by most games.
The only thing that I can think of with dual screen gameplay is Henry Hatsworth. Though it's on a very different genre. Platformer at the top and a puzzle at the bottom.
I rescued a dozen of towns, killed big-ass bosses and saved the world from the brink of extinction. And the town people still treat me like a kid and sent me for fetch quests. Dude, where's my respect?
Can I add a follow-up question? Does the NAND backup restore function works even if BootMii is only installed as IOS. I read somewhere that there's a case where you can't restore it properly and you only end up making a backup file.
I'm playing Splinter Cell Chaos Theory as if it's real life - where you only get one shot to everything and being seen by the guards mean you have to eliminate them. Of course this would affect your rating at the end of every level. There's no save scumming, such is a life of a splinter cell.
Some believe that as long as the product is popular, the name will catch on. It's like you just get used to it. And now we went full circle on product naming.
Calling it Wii U seems a misstep for me though. People may and will treat it like a rehash of the Wii with a few tweaks and that's it.