Gaming Animal Crossing: City Folk

[Sachka]

Hurrah! 567 MB? thats huge!!

GC version was just 64 MB

 

[feidhlim1986]

LOL, they could have just made it a WiiWare game

 

[mcdeezy]

The game is no different than the DS version in my eyes other than the city.

 

[Oreoz]

I'm looking forward to playing it, i didnt get a chance to play the DS one

 

[kevind23]

I'd advise you not to post the download link here.. we don't want the file removed now do we

 

[BoomtownBilly]

AND now I have a reason to try and get my head around Wii loaders.............

pants

 

[Defiance]

Man, I'm a little disappointed that it only got an 8 on the new NP... I was hoping for like a 9.5.
Aw, shit. I'm all out of blank DVDs too. I hope I get it for Christmas, though.

 

[africansk8er]

When someone gets a backup of this game running, can they confirm whether the DS to Wii transfer works as well?

 

[crwys]

Everything will work just fine as long as the uploader does not remove anything, even if it is scrubbed, that doesnt mean he removed anything from the game.

Scrubbing a wii game means it just removes the dummy day "00" Because the disc image must be a certain file size to read on the wii ( i believe ), it has something to do with the file size being an exact number.

 

[Prophet]

Just got my copy from a local FYE. Just wanted to throw this info out there:

It contains an update and it isn't the initial 3.3U, so I'm assuming it is the update that is known to disable some homebrew (Oct 23 Updates). I suggest the use of Gecko OS to get around this problem. Menu Loader, Starfall and numerous other methods will also work, however I find Gecko OS most stable and safest, as it does not touch the systems firmware. If you are using a modded wii and firmware 3.2 or prior, you can use WIU to remove the update. WIU requires the game in ISO format, it patches it then you burn. Happy Gaming.

 

[XxOblivion77]

Anyone want to take one for the team?

 

[Josh192]

i will if someone pm me it lol

 

[dinofan01]

Just got my copy from a local FYE. Just wanted to throw this info out there:

It contains an update and it isn't the initial 3.3U, so I'm assuming it is the update that is known to disable some homebrew (Oct 23 Updates). I suggest the use of Gecko OS to get around this problem. Menu Loader, Starfall and numerous other methods will also work, however I find Gecko OS most stable and safest, as it does not touch the systems firmware. If you are using a modded wii and firmware 3.2 or prior, you can use WIU to remove the update. WIU requires the game in ISO format, it patches it then you burn. Happy Gaming.

there isnt a solution for a person who wants to use the legit disc without updating?

 

[Dylaan]

If you're using a legit disc you can still use Gecko OS. (To avoid updates) That was/is one of its original purposes.

 

[kevind23]

Just got my copy from a local FYE. Just wanted to throw this info out there:

It contains an update and it isn't the initial 3.3U, so I'm assuming it is the update that is known to disable some homebrew (Oct 23 Updates). I suggest the use of Gecko OS to get around this problem. Menu Loader, Starfall and numerous other methods will also work, however I find Gecko OS most stable and safest, as it does not touch the systems firmware. If you are using a modded wii and firmware 3.2 or prior, you can use WIU to remove the update. WIU requires the game in ISO format, it patches it then you burn. Happy Gaming.

The uploader has already patched it to remove the update.

 

[dinofan01]

If you're using a legit disc you can still use Gecko OS. (To avoid updates) That was/is one of its original purposes.

Oh nice. Is that feature in the backup loader as well or a seperate gecko os?

 

[Prophet]

Just got my copy from a local FYE. Just wanted to throw this info out there:

It contains an update and it isn't the initial 3.3U, so I'm assuming it is the update that is known to disable some homebrew (Oct 23 Updates). I suggest the use of Gecko OS to get around this problem. Menu Loader, Starfall and numerous other methods will also work, however I find Gecko OS most stable and safest, as it does not touch the systems firmware. If you are using a modded wii and firmware 3.2 or prior, you can use WIU to remove the update. WIU requires the game in ISO format, it patches it then you burn. Happy Gaming.
there isnt a solution for a person who wants to use the legit disc without updating?


Yes, Gecko Os. As long as you have a method of loading it. Twilight hack, Homebrew Channel... whatever. Now if you have a non-modded wii, a legit game and no way of loading homebrew but still don't want to update; then I think you would have a problem, as I can't see how you could get around it.

QUOTE(kevind23 @ Nov 15 2008, 07:11 PM)

The uploader has already patched it to remove the update.

This info is for those who wish to run a legit copy or are unable to run a patched disc (fake signed) due to thier current firmware.

 

[Brian117]

Just got my copy from a local FYE. Just wanted to throw this info out there:

It contains an update and it isn't the initial 3.3U, so I'm assuming it is the update that is known to disable some homebrew (Oct 23 Updates). I suggest the use of Gecko OS to get around this problem. Menu Loader, Starfall and numerous other methods will also work, however I find Gecko OS most stable and safest, as it does not touch the systems firmware. If you are using a modded wii and firmware 3.2 or prior, you can use WIU to remove the update. WIU requires the game in ISO format, it patches it then you burn. Happy Gaming.

Thanks for the information...I guess I have to boot through GeckoOS...for the rest of my life D:

Nintendo are assholes.

Does anyone know if Wiispeak still works even without updating? Because the main update is probably to have funtion of the Wii Speak.

 

[Wabsta]

There is no scene release yet?
Can't find it on usenet damnit

 

[kennypbx]

Is the scrubbed version only 567 MB?

Can anybody pm me the megaupload link of ACCF?