Hacking FFCC MLAK US and JPN ticket

[epu708]

guys, any clue about this?

I have bought FFCC MLAK JPN version on my JPN wii.
If I install FFCC MLAK us version then uninstall it, will it also delete my JPN version ticket too?

anyone did this before?

 

[Sir VG]

Theoretically, it shouldn't, because they're different serials, and thus different ticket numbers.

However, since the Wii Store doesn't seem to rely on tickets anymore, but your Wii Store purchase history to determine whether you can/can't download something, it shouldn't matter.

I can't confirm this offhand though. I would need to see a filesystem dump showing the Japanese purchase to compare with a US one to be positive.

 

[epu708]

ATM I agree with your theory.
One is because the "games" themselves are different built, JPN and US.
just want to be sure.
I want to understand the game hn english n don't want to loose my legit ffcc.
But has anyone here tried this?

 

[Sonic4Ever]

However, since the Wii Store doesn't seem to rely on tickets anymore

You're completely wrong as many people. The Wii Shop rely on tickets. You can't see and reinstall the games you downloaded (WAD) in the Wii Shop Channel, because the ticket of every WAD is modified by the releaser. It may be a random ticket like Homebrew Channel's one.

 

[epu708]

However, since the Wii Store doesn't seem to rely on tickets anymore

You're completely wrong as many people. The Wii Shop rely on tickets. You can't see and reinstall the games you downloaded (WAD) in the Wii Shop Channel, because the ticket of every WAD is modified by the releaser. It may be a random ticket like Homebrew Channel's one.

so, what's your answer for my case?
will uninstall pirated us ffcc also uninstall my legit ffcc jpn ticket?

 

[Sir VG]

However, since the Wii Store doesn't seem to rely on tickets anymore

You're completely wrong as many people. The Wii Shop rely on tickets. You can't see and reinstall the games you downloaded (WAD) in the Wii Shop Channel, because the ticket of every WAD is modified by the releaser. It may be a random ticket like Homebrew Channel's one.

It acts different in comparison to before, at least. Before a couple days ago, any game installed (WAD or not) would be listed as "Downloadable" or "Downloaded" (depending on if it was on the Wii or not). Not if it wasn't bought, whether or not it is on the Wii, it acts like it was never installed.

That's why I think it doesn't rely on tickets anymore.