Hacking Can you transfer the game with USB Method to Console?

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Hello,
So my question is: as many of you know now you can install fully functional games on to your wii u for free per WUPInstaller. I have tried it with Super Mario Maker and it works juuust fine, but what if i go to the settings and transfer the game on to the console, will it brick? Or will it work?
Any advice is appreciated :D
 
Are you 100% sure? I dont mean games i have purchased, you know that huh?

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So that means, if you install the game like that it acts like you have really bought it

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I am asking because i want to have SSB4 on my wiiu and i dont have much space

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And, can you directly install the game to the console?
 
these games work from a cold boot, no need to run any of the web exploit hacks at all?
 
Wooooow, thats pretty cool

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One more question, i have SSB4 has a loadiine game.
Can i somehow convert it so i can install it?

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???
 
ok that's great, but i don't understand why.

surely there are signature checks... no? at the very least the ticket is modified, this should be a problem.
with wiiu the ticket is miraculously not checked when starting a game? :wtf:
 
Wooooow, thats pretty cool

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One more question, i have SSB4 has a loadiine game.
Can i somehow convert it so i can install it?

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???
No way to convert Loadiine games
 
ok that's great, but i don't understand why.

surely there are signature checks... no? at the very least the ticket is modified, this should be a problem.
with wiiu the ticket is miraculously not checked when starting a game? :wtf:
They figured out that changing the single byte of the ticket (to say it's an eshop install rather than a disc game) only affects a single byte of the signature (because of poor signature design/security). So if you modify that one signature byte correctly then you have a valid signature.
 

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