Hacking Just a few quick questions..

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Sorry if this is getting really annoying to everyone but Im completely new to this.. Im thinking of getting a wii and want to know what to do to play 'backup'
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games on it..?? I wouldnt have a clue about the first thing to do at all..

All help would be appreciated..

Thanks..
 
I stick to the DS section..
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Which solution is easier for me?? I dont want to be opening it up and soldering things on!!
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And which is cheaper??

Thanks
 
Obviously the softmod method is cheaper but it's still at its first beta stage so it's very buggy and not the best choice. You can get modchips pre-soldered onto a clip that you just snap onto a chip on your Wii's DVD drive so no soldering needs to be done by you.

You say you're thinking of getting a wii which means you don't have one yet.. you could buy a pre-modchipped system off some websites where they'll already have it soldered in for you.

For best compatibility: get a modchip; for cheapest: use the softmod method and hope it gets better.

I've been using the softmod and am really thinking of just getting a modchip. Wish someone would help me though with the differences between all the types out there. :/
 
Umm, Does anyone know of some sites, Aussie located where I could buy a modded wii?? Thanks

Sorry for the double post
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And what program would I need to burn the dvds??

Sorry for all the questions..
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I might even have a few more..
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Zerxer said:
While we're here, does anyone mind giving their opinion on what the best chip would be to get? Like, which out of D2Pro, D2Sun, Wasabi? I have a D2C chipset.


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