Alright, I suppose I could humor you.
----Haha.
--The first part is the part that I was looking forward to seeing your reply to.
We've been doing this for a very long time. No time for a history lesson, but let's just say a lot longer than you'd expect.
----Anyway, for fear of our method being completely stolen, the first information on it will come with the next beta release. Sorry to disappoint
--How do you steal something you do not have access to?
If I were to go into detail about our method, the competition could begin working on the same method.
----A practical method of replacing stages that requires no illegal ISO image
--I hope that you are able to make these files from scratch, if you cannot, then it will require a illegal(depending where you live; note:not everyone is from the US) ISO image, or files from one such image.
You can.
----No huge Gecko OS codes
--Huge is a relative word.
Sorry, all of the details I can offer for now.
----Stage sizes limited to the Wii's processing power, not size allocated by the game
--Sounds like a hacking fai.. limitation.
I don't think you understand. Stage size is
increased by a massive (again, relative) amount. Only limited by the Wii's processing power. Understand? Good.
-Vash