Hi, all, I am somewhat new to posting in this forum but I've gotten a lot of good info from here over the years. I've spent the whole week trying to solve this problem but haven't found an answer yet. I've had my original 4.3U Wii softmodded for a long time and using USBLoaderGX to play games from a usb drive. I've never had any problem with games as they were originally released and I mostly play Mario, Skylanders, and Wii Sports. This is my first time attempting to play modded Wii games, specifically Mario Kart Retro Rewind and NSMB Retro Remix. I didn't know about them until a couple of weeks ago and I'd really like to try these. For MK RR I've followed the tutorial here several times to patch my iso file but I can't get the resulting file to work. No matter what I try it either returns me to the Wii home screen or hangs on a black screen. NSMB RR is a pre-patched .wbfs I found online instead of patching my iso and I get the same result. My MK and NSMB isos are ripped from my own discs, and for MK I also tried patching an un-modded .wbfs found elsewhere, but still no joy. I've tried with the channel forwarder and directly from USBLGX. I've tried running from two different flash drives and two different SD cards, all formatted as FAT32. And I've tried two different versions of USBLGX, 3.0r1281 that I've been using for a long time and a recent download of 4.0r1283. The same usb drives and SD cards have no problem playing un-modded games such as original Mario Kart or Wii Sports, including with both USBLGX versions. Is there any cios that is required for modded games to work? I have an old file from the syscheck app if you need to what cios I have installed. My Wii was softmodded with LetterBomb and Hackmii 0.8. I can say that I have d2x-v10-beta52, and since this syscheck report I've only added PriiLoader 0.10.0 and updated Homebrew Channel from 1.0.8 to 1.1.4.

Half-Life (Xash3D FWGS) - Wii port

MintFerret · 2026-06-15T17:26:43+00:00

I wanted to post this when this port was stable enough to release, but thought I would share this before someone keeps asking for this. So a couple months ago, I started porting Xash3D to the Wii. I figured that with the engine now having big endian support and the Wii having SDL2 and an OpenGL wrapper, it should be easier to port it than what the previous attempt had to work with. I still had to patch some stuff (using the Dreamcast port as reference) in order to statically link the game's libraries, as libogc doesn't have any form of dll loading. Other than that, most stuff is already working out of the box, but there's still lots to be done. To-do list: Fix saving and loading save files (mostly loading in general) Network support Hardware acceleration via OpenGX Wiimote + Nunchuck support (with QuakeGX aiming) Source code: https://github.com/MintFerret/xash3d-fwgs/ Screenshots below are running in software rendering, as compiling the engine with opengx makes the binary too big to fit into memory

My Pokémon Ranch Platinum Version - English Update Patch | GBAtemp.net

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My Pokémon Ranch is a game released for the Nintendo Wii in 2008 as a downloadable WiiWare title.

It was developed by Ambrella and published by Nintendo.

The game acts as a playground/sandbox for interacting and watching various different Pokémon on a Ranch, as well as storing them.

Players can move Pokémon around, have Pokémon play with toys, take photos of them, or have them interact with one another.

Each day, Hayley brings a new Pokémon to add to the Ranch.

The original version of My Pokémon Ranch has the capability of connecting to the Nintendo DS mainline Pokémon games of that era, Pokémon Diamond & Pokémon Pearl.

This connectivity allows them to transfer Pokémon to and from My Pokémon Ranch, allowing it be used for additional box storage, not dissimilar to Pokémon Box: Ruby & Sapphire on the Nintendo GameCube.

After certain capacity milestones have been reached, the player can be rewarded with special event Pokémon, such as Phione or Mew.

On November 5, 2008, an update to My Pokémon Ranch was released in Japan that allowed it to connect to Pokémon Platinum.

Not only did this update boast additional connectivity, but it also included an increased storage capacity, support for (at this time) Platinum-specific Pokémon forms, new toys and ranches to visit, new music, new Pokémon interactions, updated Platinum-related encounter information and more.

Unfortunately, this update was never officially released outside of Japan, so international players were unable to enjoy the full My Pokémon Ranch experience...

...Until now.

Introducing the My Pokémon Ranch: Platinum Version English fan localization patch

Translation My Pokémon Ranch Platinum Version - English Update Patch

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