Im not a dev, and learn to quote properly before ranting like a pissy schoolgirl. To add to this @BothyBhoy do you use a exploit? That a dev made? You really like to bite the hand that feeds, prick.
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On the off chance Nintendo does release an update in the next week, just get a game bundled with an exploitable firmware. I'm not sure which games come with 5.5.x but I bet Star Fox Zero is a good bet.
You can use this list: http://wiiubrew.net/Firmware/WiiUDiscFirmware.html to find some games with 5.4.0 and 5.3.2, both of which have loadiine, but it hasn't been updated in a while, so nothing with 5.5.x.
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That's Nintendo's job to worry about. I personally would like to see the opposite happen.
are you really trying to imply that devs do not pirate games?????
I never said anything about pirating games?, I'm not sure what my post count has to do with *Software version knowledge*
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You should be fine.
Just check what the latest firmware is before purchasing. Consoles do not get updated in shop. They get the firmware added when they are manufactured.
If a new firmware is released then just try and buy an older wii u bundle and not a new one
Nintendo doesn't value their own profitability. They have gotten lazy riding the fact that they have the majority of the portable market. They completely ignored what customers wanted and said this is what you are going to get. The WiiU was so short sighted. All the consoles this generation were rushed stop gap solutions, but Nintendo's WiiU is only going to last 4 years. Not many new titles, just a bunch of reboots. And most 3rd party companies don't even want to develop for the WiiU because they don't have the player bases and the console is so different. Like if they improved in just one area, I think it would have made a dramatic different in its success, but everything combine made it kind of lack luster.
I have like 2 dozen legit games for WiiU and the only ones I have finished is skylanders turbo and zombieU. The rest just sit hardly played. I feel kind of ripped off. You want to talk about ripping Nintendo off... I pay 50-60$ a game but they are just not as fun as games available for PC and other consoles at the same price.
where in that sentence did I say that? I personally dont pirate and dump my games off my own discs, as everyone should. If I was to say anything otherwise or promoted illegal acts I would be breaking the rules of this forum. I dont know about devs, ask them yourself.
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WiiU:
the amount of games bought: 1. (SSB)
the amount of games rented/pirated: 11
the amount of games i finished: 0.
it is safe to say that WiiU is the biggest ripoff nintendo produced
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The regions are different, but it's pretty easy to port programs around (#ifdef FIRMWARE_550 etc). For this reason the new gx2sploit works on basically all firmwares, although it's worth noting that if your console does come on an older firmware it's worth staying there (<5.2 has the start of an IOSU underway).
Gonna be awesome to see another dev on the scene. Don't worry about GBATemp screaming "piracy", there are alternative places that you'll find out about soon enough
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I can guarantee that any they do, is strictly for testing out compatibility issues, for example apps like Loadiine. How else are devs supposed to make sure all the games you pirated work? Most devs, such as myself, are more interested in playing with our own creations, or modding games, I rarely actually play any games because of this, but I have bought 95% of the retail ones I've ever had booted on my console ...
Sooooo...
You guys went from a reasonable question to the good old pirating debate?
@elisha I bought a WiiU for the Xenoblade X, and ended buying Bayonetta's 1&2 and TLoZ WW, and maybe i get Hyrule Warriors aswell, now that THANKS TO KEXPLOIT, i could try it and made myself an idea of the game mechanics.
What i mean is, if you do it, don't get a WiiU just for exploitable reasons, or you'll end it regretting it.
You guys went from a reasonable question to the good old pirating debate?
@elisha I bought a WiiU for the Xenoblade X, and ended buying Bayonetta's 1&2 and TLoZ WW, and maybe i get Hyrule Warriors aswell, now that THANKS TO KEXPLOIT, i could try it and made myself an idea of the game mechanics.
What i mean is, if you do it, don't get a WiiU just for exploitable reasons, or you'll end it regretting it.
No, I mean how it functions. Loadiine is based of of Caffiine, which is a file replacement tool. The reason that it works is that it replaces ALL of the files with the files of the game it's infiltrating to get SD access (Sm4sh or Mii Maker). Because of this, it's limited on what it's allowed to load. Updates are expected to be merged with the game files on digital games, so they're basically plug 'n play, but DLC is more complicated because it's stored in separate location on the console's storage that the game you're replacing shouldn't have access to
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