Trukkle said:Sounds like a very useful piece of kit with a lot of potential.
As soon as Kick (or someone else trustworthy enough who accepts my card/paypal) gets some in, I'll grab one.
While such a device is technically possible, at least when it comes to using FlatMii's tech the market realities make it unlikely. The reason a PC is needed is that the FlatMii chip needs to be fed a single ISO in a controlled manner. If you get rid of the PC, some other device must do this.Tanas said:If you could just simply connect an external HD to the Wii's USB then it would be great, having to turn on my PC just for a quick game of Wii Sports just doesn't appeal to me, but maybe thats just me...
BudFern said:Has anyone tried the Flat Mii with Call of Duty - World at War? I'm curious if it can handle the textures and fast action.
Tanas said:Using up 4gig of HD space for the sake of a 10pence DVD-R, is a bit stupid if you ask me.
The money savings comes from if your disc drive breaks. FlatMii is $60. DVD Drive is usually $80+.
QUOTECan one scrub an iso - for example SuperMarioGalaxy4.7GB.iso (4.7GB) > SuperMarioGalaxy2.1GB.iso and send the SCRUBBED via the FlatMii WITHOUT having to unscrub it?
OSW said:Too be nitpicky, i could think of one more con (from what I've read), that the Wii's USB ports are no longer available... (one or both i don't know).
Just one.
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QUOTE(shakirmoledina @ Feb 17 2009, 06:32 AM) excellent review... it seems to be the best and safest solution for new users but be careful when installing
Oz are bit more expensive than most shops since they are in aus dollars but they are very good in terms of security and features for aus buyers especially
here's the conversion from yahoo finance
104.5 AUD ---> 66.8543 USD
with 10% cut meaning 60.16887 USD as the ppl mentioned above
ron555 said:I know someone mentioned this about this thread, but can anyone confirm if brickblocked + scrubbed Wii discs work while transferred via FlatMii?
Yes.Keep in mind if you want to use trucha-signed discs, your Wii firmware still needs to be v3.2.
QUOTE(NextStep @ Feb 17 2009, 10:02 AM) looks abit hard to install...
not sure, but you had to open your computer and your wii to install this thing?
at first, i thought we just needed to connect the two with a single cable or something.
this isn't good for people who aren't tech-savy.
like me, i haven't opened my wii or my computer at all, since i don't even know how the insides work.
that's also why i had to pay someone to install a wiikey for me (rather have guarantee).