Mine is the other way around. I have Japanese WiiU (live in Japan) but want to play USA games (cannot read Japanese). I have made my wiiU region free by changing a value in an XML file in the system. I then install USA WiiU games to my external USB (only 8GB model( and seems to not affect the WiiU in anyway. So far Mario Tennis runs in English, Mario Kart runs in Japanese, Twilight Princess runs in Japanese but English when I run spiik app, Wind waker runs in English, Smash and Toad crash, Breath of the Wild needs an update I think (cannot understand Japanese system menu)....working on checking other games.
https://gbatemp.net/threads/regionhax-how-to-get-regionfree-on-wiiu.448468/Do you have a tutorial on how to change that XML file?
Very safe. You may need Spiik to fake the correct region/language though.Really quickly. How safe is it to install a Japanese game on a US Wii U?
ourloader?out-of-region games will either work via region free or simply won't boot (there's an error of some kind). it won't brick the system if that's what you're worried about. there's another app called outlander I believe that's region free. I think it works with discs too.
I have Puyo Puyo Tetris installed on my Wii U. My Wii U is USA region and the game is Japanese. The game works just fine. I installed it and that was it. My Wii U is running CBHC as well, and I'm assuming you'd be running CFW in some form.Really quickly. How safe is it to install a Japanese game on a US Wii U?
I think a lot of games load a language based on what the system is using. however, if there's nothing but Japanese, it will load that.
