Hacking new modchip not from ninja team

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until there is no word about a chip that allows to play other region games... these modchips are kinda useless... one is enough.
 
what are these chips doing?
Are they tricking the board into thinking the security code matches, or are they tricking the DVD drive into not bothering to look for a security code?


Close, it doesn't have anything to do with security codes, more like it just makes the drive read anything in there. So just like how you have to modify or enable the debug mode on a PC DVD drive in order to read Wii disks to dump them, you need to do the same thing to the Wii drive to make it read non Wii disks. Get it?
 
In terms of function, I suppose there's little point in there being a whole load of chips that all do the same thing; the advantage to the consumer would be the price drop that would probably be the result.
 
NO WIRES!

"WHOO!"

But you still need solder.

"Oh crap."

I remember their slot 2 backup solution. Did it actually get released or did it get cancelled?
I just got a set of samples and will do my review of them soon
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I never soldered, but from a common sense point: Let's assume I want to get rid of a chip and solder it using wires. If I cut all the wires there will be absolutely no difference to the Wii "before modding" right? Or could "what is left of the solder material" change the Wii behaviour so it doesn't work.?!?
 
I never soldered, but from a common sense point: Let's assume I want to get rid of a chip and solder it using wires. If I cut all the wires there will be absolutely no difference to the Wii "before modding" right? Or could "what is left of the solder material" change the Wii behaviour so it doesn't work.?!?

As long as you close the ends of the wire with electrical tape so that you don't have an accidental touch from the other end of the wire, yeah, snipping the old modchip off with a pair of wire cutters will do the same thing as removing the wires from the solder point.
 
Well people who has a XenoGC will be comfortable with the no wires deal and be right at home here..
I used wires when I installed a XenoGC. I just wasn't comfortable attaching the board with only solder to my mates GC. The wire install was easy and works well to this day.
 
Still not region-free? Curses. I guess I'm not getting this one either... (I want to be able to play Brawl asap, so if it comes out in Japan at least a month before in the US I'm probably going to be importing it
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Maybe im just stupid but is it saying it can play DVDs when it says

QUOTE said:
DVD-R / DVD+R support-CycloWiz

QUOTESupport DVD-R and DVD+R (Good Media Quality +R)-Wiinja

or does this just mean it can play backups written to one of these sort dvds?
 
I looked around and didn't see this posted. This chip is for sale at http://cyclowiz.com/zencart/index.php?main...o&products_id=1

QUOTE said:
CycloWiz - FREE SHIPPING
$42.00
- Quicksolder (no wires required)
- Plays Wii Backups
- Plays GC Backups
- Play GC Homebrew
- Play GC Imports (swap needed)
- Built-in Audiofix (GC games using streaming are working flawlessly, no patch needed)
- DVD-R / DVD+R support
- Optional chip disable wire
- Stealth even when chip is enabled
- Multi-purpose LED
ALL SALES FINAL!

I found this place via a link from the store in http://www.wiinjanorthamerica.com/ which has the exact same lame design and generic zen cart template (I'm a web designer so it bugs me).

here is the product: http://wiinjanorthamerica.com/zencart/inde...2&products_id=3

I'm still gonna wait for reviews on the gen1 wii chips. It doesn't help that the CycloWiz looks like an xbox 1.6 rebuild which is a scary prospect if you know what I'm talking about. The wiinja looks like my first PS1 chip which will be cheep as hell in a couple of months.
 
I want to buy a modchip for my Wii.
But, I dont know if wiininja is better than CycloWiz ...
You think than 42$ is too expensive?
 

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