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caiweilian

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Hi,

I understand a little that the new wii's are not as easy to mod as before. Especially with the new wiimote that has built-in motion plus.

Please please please,

1) Give me some advise on mod issues whether is it still able to mod?
2) How to mod the new wii with motion plus built-in remote?
3) What are the HDD compatible with the new wii? (e.g. any list?)
4) Precious words of advise... please.

Thanks in advance.
 

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You can mod the new wii's just as you can the old Wii's. But support for the new wiimotes has JUST been released and not all apps have been updated with it yet, so you'll probably need a "classic" wiimote to complete your mod (at least for now).

You can use ModMii to mod your Wii, it will build a custom guide for you to follow, and it that guide will be a link to an HDD compatibility list (I can't remember the link off the top of my head). You could probably also easily find it using google.
 

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