you do know nintendont mcemu uses raw files right? so if he is using mcemu he already has raw files on his sd/usb wich most people do use mcemu in nintendont.
Where is the proven fact of your Statistic "most people do use mcemu in nintendont." As general knowledge tells me legit owners of any gamecube game would have a memory card.
if most people (like yourself) use MCEMU they most likely pirate games as, inorder to play gc games legitimately a MC is required, deny this all you want, but your almost definitely either a pirate, cheap, or careless.
also he didnt state that he used MCEMU. Dolphin is a computer program that can take a while to download even with decent internet speeds. also a normal extractor can extract and import cgi and raw files. nintendont doesnt support .cgi.
Also the whole method i explained can all be done on a Wii, even downloading .cgi files can be done from the wii if you really wanted too.
what does piracy have anything to do with using a real memory card vs mcemu this just shows your full of bullshit lol, i use nintendont on the wiiu so i cant use real memory cards same for everyone that uses nintendont on all wiis that arent the wiis with gc ports, heck i have 2 59 blocks memory cards so i rather use mcemu even if i used it on the original wii also he never stated he was using a real memory card to begin with his question is can we use save games downloaded from the web and the awnser is yes if using mcemu dolphin is the best manager to inject gcis on the raw files if he is using a real mc he needs wii homebrew obviously.
Serious go throw your piracy whining to the devolution thread, wich was made for people like you and yes devolution also has mcemu so i guess people found a way to pirate devolution becuase they rather use mcemu than using their old crappy mc cards with very limited storage lol.
Last edited by pedro702,
Also the bios gives the invalid disc message if the maker code isn't valid.
Code:
{"01", "Nintendo"},
{"02", "Rocket Games / Ajinomoto"},
{"03", "Imagineer-Zoom"},
{"04", "Gray Matter"},
{"05", "Zamuse"},
{"06", "Falcom"},
{"07", "Enix"},
{"08", "Capcom"},
{"09", "Hot B Co."},
{"0A", "Jaleco"},
{"0B", "Coconuts Japan"},
{"0C", "Coconuts Japan / GX Media"},
{"0D", "Micronet"},
{"0E", "Technos"},
{"0F", "Mebio Software"},
{"0G", "Shouei System"},
{"0H", "Starfish"},
{"0J", "Mitsui Fudosan / Dentsu"},
{"0L", "Warashi Inc."},
{"0N", "Nowpro"},
{"0P", "Game Village"},
{"0Q", "IE Institute"},
{"12", "Infocom"},
{"13", "Electronic Arts Japan"},
{"15", "Cobra Team"},
{"16", "Human / Field"},
{"17", "KOEI"},
{"18", "Hudson Soft"},
{"19", "S.C.P."},
{"1A", "Yanoman"},
{"1C", "Tecmo Products"},
{"1D", "Japan Glary Business"},
{"1E", "Forum / OpenSystem"},
{"1F", "Virgin Games (Japan)"},
{"1G", "SMDE"},
{"1J", "Daikokudenki"},
{"1P", "Creatures Inc."},
{"1Q", "TDK Deep Impresion"},
{"20", "Zoo"},
{"21", "Sunsoft / Tokai Engineering"},
{"22", "Planning Office Wada / VR1 Japan"},
{"23", "Micro World"},
{"25", "San-X"},
{"26", "Enix"},
{"27", "Loriciel / Electro Brain"},
{"28", "Kemco Japan"},
{"29", "Seta"},
{"2A", "Culture Brain"},
{"2C", "Palsoft"},
{"2D", "Visit Co., Ltd."},
{"2E", "Intec"},
{"2F", "System Sacom"},
{"2G", "Poppo"},
{"2H", "Ubisoft Japan"},
{"2J", "Media Works"},
{"2K", "NEC InterChannel"},
{"2L", "Tam"},
{"2M", "Jordan"},
{"2N", "Smilesoft / Rocket"},
{"2Q", "Mediakite"},
{"30", "Viacom"},
{"31", "Carrozzeria"},
{"32", "Dynamic"},
{"34", "Magifact"},
{"35", "Hect"},
{"36", "Codemasters"},
{"37", "Taito / GAGA Communications"},
{"38", "Laguna"},
{"39", "Telstar / Event / Taito "},
{"3B", "Arcade Zone Ltd."},
{"3C", "Entertainment International / Empire Software"},
{"3D", "Loriciel"},
{"3E", "Gremlin Graphics"},
{"3F", "K. Amusement Leasing Co."},
{"40", "Seika Corp."},
{"41", "Ubisoft Entertainment"},
{"42", "Sunsoft US"},
{"44", "Life Fitness"},
{"46", "System 3"},
{"47", "Spectrum Holobyte"},
{"49", "IREM"},
{"4B", "Raya Systems"},
{"4C", "Renovation Products"},
{"4D", "Malibu Games"},
{"4F", "Eidos"},
{"4G", "Playmates Interactive"},
{"4J", "Fox Interactive"},
{"4K", "Time Warner Interactive"},
{"4Q", "Disney Interactive"},
{"4S", "Black Pearl"},
{"4U", "Advanced Productions"},
{"4X", "GT Interactive"},
{"4Y", "Rare"},
{"4Z", "Crave Entertainment"},
{"50", "Absolute Entertainment"},
{"51", "Acclaim"},
{"52", "Activision"},
{"53", "American Sammy"},
{"54", "Take 2 Interactive / GameTek"},
{"55", "Hi Tech"},
{"56", "LJN Ltd."},
{"58", "Mattel"},
{"5A", "Mindscape / Red Orb Entertainment"},
{"5B", "Romstar"},
{"5C", "Taxan"},
{"5D", "Midway / Tradewest"},
{"5F", "American Softworks"},
{"5G", "Majesco Sales Inc."},
{"5H", "3DO"},
{"5K", "Hasbro"},
{"5L", "NewKidCo"},
{"5M", "Telegames"},
{"5N", "Metro3D"},
{"5P", "Vatical Entertainment"},
{"5Q", "LEGO Media"},
{"5S", "Xicat Interactive"},
{"5T", "Cryo Interactive"},
{"5W", "Red Storm Entertainment"},
{"5X", "Microids"},
{"5Z", "Data Design / Conspiracy / Swing"},
{"60", "Titus"},
{"61", "Virgin Interactive"},
{"62", "Maxis"},
{"64", "LucasArts Entertainment"},
{"67", "Ocean"},
{"68", "Bethesda Softworks"},
{"69", "Electronic Arts"},
{"6B", "Laser Beam"},
{"6E", "Elite Systems"},
{"6F", "Electro Brain"},
{"6G", "The Learning Company"},
{"6H", "BBC"},
{"6J", "Software 2000"},
{"6K", "UFO Interactive Games"},
{"6L", "BAM! Entertainment"},
{"6M", "Studio 3"},
{"6Q", "Classified Games"},
{"6S", "TDK Mediactive"},
{"6U", "DreamCatcher"},
{"6V", "JoWood Produtions"},
{"6W", "Sega"},
{"6X", "Wannado Edition"},
{"6Y", "LSP (Light & Shadow Prod.)"},
{"6Z", "ITE Media"},
{"70", "Atari (Infogrames)"},
{"71", "Interplay"},
{"72", "JVC (US)"},
{"73", "Parker Brothers"},
{"75", "Sales Curve (Storm / SCI)"},
{"78", "THQ"},
{"79", "Accolade"},
{"7A", "Triffix Entertainment"},
{"7C", "Microprose Software"},
{"7D", "Sierra / Universal Interactive"},
{"7F", "Kemco"},
{"7G", "Rage Software"},
{"7H", "Encore"},
{"7J", "Zoo"},
{"7K", "Kiddinx"},
{"7L", "Simon & Schuster Interactive"},
{"7M", "Asmik Ace Entertainment Inc."},
{"7N", "Empire Interactive"},
{"7Q", "Jester Interactive"},
{"7S", "Rockstar Games"},
{"7T", "Scholastic"},
{"7U", "Ignition Entertainment"},
{"7V", "Summitsoft"},
{"7W", "Stadlbauer"},
{"80", "Misawa"},
{"81", "Teichiku"},
{"82", "Namco Ltd."},
{"83", "LOZC"},
{"84", "KOEI"},
{"86", "Tokuma Shoten Intermedia"},
{"87", "Tsukuda Original"},
{"88", "DATAM-Polystar"},
{"8B", "Bullet-Proof Software"},
{"8C", "Vic Tokai Inc."},
{"8E", "Character Soft"},
{"8F", "I'Max"},
{"8G", "Saurus"},
{"8J", "General Entertainment"},
{"8N", "Success"},
{"8P", "Sega Japan"},
{"90", "Takara Amusement"},
{"91", "Chunsoft"},
{"92", "Video System / Mc O' River"},
{"93", "BEC"},
{"95", "Varie"},
{"96", "Yonezawa / S'pal"},
{"97", "Kaneko"},
{"99", "Marvelous Entertainment"},
{"9A", "Nichibutsu / Nihon Bussan"},
{"9B", "Tecmo"},
{"9C", "Imagineer"},
{"9F", "Nova"},
{"9G", "Take2 / Den'Z / Global Star"},
{"9H", "Bottom Up"},
{"9J", "Technical Group Laboratory"},
{"9L", "Hasbro Japan"},
{"9N", "Marvelous Entertainment"},
{"9P", "Keynet Inc."},
{"9Q", "Hands-On Entertainment"},
{"A0", "Telenet"},
{"A1", "Hori"},
{"A4", "Konami"},
{"A5", "K. Amusement Leasing Co."},
{"A6", "Kawada"},
{"A7", "Takara"},
{"A9", "Technos Japan Corp."},
{"AA", "JVC / Victor"},
{"AC", "Toei Animation"},
{"AD", "Toho"},
{"AF", "Namco"},
{"AG", "Media Rings Corporation"},
{"AH", "J-Wing"},
{"AJ", "Pioneer LDC"},
{"AK", "KID"},
{"AL", "Mediafactory"},
{"AP", "Infogrames / Hudson"},
{"AQ", "Kiratto Ludic Inc."},
{"B0", "Acclaim Japan"},
{"B1", "ASCII"},
{"B2", "Bandai"},
{"B4", "Enix"},
{"B6", "HAL Laboratory"},
{"B7", "SNK"},
{"B9", "Pony Canyon"},
{"BA", "Culture Brain"},
{"BB", "Sunsoft"},
{"BC", "Toshiba EMI"},
{"BD", "Sony Imagesoft"},
{"BF", "Sammy"},
{"BG", "Magical"},
{"BH", "Visco"},
{"BJ", "Compile"},
{"BL", "MTO Inc."},
{"BN", "Sunrise Interactive"},
{"BP", "Global A Entertainment"},
{"BQ", "Fuuki"},
{"C0", "Taito"},
{"C2", "Kemco"},
{"C3", "Square"},
{"C4", "Tokuma Shoten"},
{"C5", "Data East"},
{"C6", "Tonkin House / Tokyo Shoseki"},
{"C8", "Koei"},
{"CA", "Konami / Ultra / Palcom"},
{"CB", "NTVIC / VAP"},
{"CC", "Use Co., Ltd."},
{"CD", "Meldac"},
{"CE", "Pony Canyon / FCI "},
{"CF", "Angel / Sotsu Agency / Sunrise"},
{"CG", "Yumedia / Aroma Co., Ltd"},
{"CJ", "Boss"},
{"CK", "Axela / Crea-Tech"},
{"CL", "Sekaibunka-Sha / Sumire Kobo / Marigul Management Inc."},
{"CM", "Konami Computer Entertainment Osaka"},
{"CN", "NEC Interchannel"},
{"CP", "Enterbrain"},
{"CQ", "From Software"},
{"D0", "Taito / Disco"},
{"D1", "Sofel"},
{"D2", "Quest / Bothtec"},
{"D3", "Sigma"},
{"D4", "Ask Kodansha"},
{"D6", "Naxat"},
{"D7", "Copya System"},
{"D8", "Capcom Co., Ltd."},
{"D9", "Banpresto"},
{"DA", "Tomy"},
{"DB", "LJN Japan"},
{"DD", "NCS"},
{"DE", "Human Entertainment"},
{"DF", "Altron"},
{"DG", "Jaleco"},
{"DH", "Gaps Inc."},
{"DN", "Elf"},
{"DQ", "Compile Heart"},
{"E0", "Jaleco"},
{"E2", "Yutaka"},
{"E3", "Varie"},
{"E4", "T&E Soft"},
{"E5", "Epoch"},
{"E7", "Athena"},
{"E8", "Asmik"},
{"E9", "Natsume"},
{"EA", "King Records"},
{"EB", "Atlus"},
{"EC", "Epic / Sony Records"},
{"EE", "Information Global Service"},
{"EG", "Chatnoir"},
{"EH", "Right Stuff"},
{"EL", "Spike"},
{"EM", "Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo"},
{"EN", "Alphadream Corporation"},
{"EP", "Sting"},
{"ES", "Star-Fish"},
{"F0", "A Wave"},
{"F1", "Motown Software"},
{"F2", "Left Field Entertainment"},
{"F3", "Extreme Ent. Grp."},
{"F4", "TecMagik"},
{"F9", "Cybersoft"},
{"FB", "Psygnosis"},
{"FE", "Davidson / Western Tech."},
{"FK", "The Game Factory"},
{"FL", "Hip Games"},
{"FM", "Aspyr"},
{"FP", "Mastiff"},
{"FQ", "iQue"},
{"FR", "Digital Tainment Pool"},
{"FS", "XS Games / Jack Of All Games"},
{"FT", "Daiwon"},
{"G0", "Alpha Unit"},
{"G1", "PCCW Japan"},
{"G2", "Yuke's Media Creations"},
{"G4", "KiKi Co., Ltd."},
{"G5", "Open Sesame Inc."},
{"G6", "Sims"},
{"G7", "Broccoli"},
{"G8", "Avex"},
{"G9", "D3 Publisher"},
{"GB", "Konami Computer Entertainment Japan"},
{"GD", "Square-Enix"},
{"GE", "KSG"},
{"GF", "Micott & Basara Inc."},
{"GH", "Orbital Media"},
{"GJ", "Detn8 Games"},
{"GL", "Gameloft / Ubisoft"},
{"GM", "Gamecock Media Group"},
{"GN", "Oxygen Games"},
{"GT", "505 Games"},
{"GY", "The Game Factory"},
{"H1", "Treasure"},
{"H2", "Aruze"},
{"H3", "Ertain"},
{"H4", "SNK Playmore"},
{"HF", "Level-5"},
{"HJ", "Genius Products"},
{"HY", "Reef Entertainment"},
{"HZ", "Nordcurrent"},
{"IH", "Yojigen"},
{"J9", "AQ Interactive"},
{"JF", "Arc System Works"},
{"JJ", "Deep Silver"},
{"JW", "Atari"},
{"K6", "Nihon System"},
{"KB", "NIS America"},
{"KM", "Deep Silver"},
{"KP", "Purple Hills"},
{"LH", "Trend Verlag / East Entertainment"},
{"LT", "Legacy Interactive"},
{"MJ", "Mumbo Jumbo"},
{"MR", "Mindscape"},
{"MS", "Milestone / UFO Interactive"},
{"MT", "Blast!"},
{"N9", "Terabox"},
{"NG", "Nordic Games"},
{"NK", "Neko Entertainment / Diffusion / Naps team"},
{"NP", "Nobilis"},
{"NQ", "Namco Bandai"},
{"NR", "Data Design / Destineer Studios"},
{"NS", "NIS America"},
{"PL", "Playlogic"},
{"QC", "Kadokawa Shoten"},
{"RM", "Rondomedia"},
{"RS", "Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment Inc."},
{"RT", "RTL Games"},
{"RW", "RealNetworks"},
{"S5", "Southpeak Interactive"},
{"SP", "Blade Interactive Studios"},
{"SV", "SevenGames"},
{"SZ", "Storm City"},
{"TK", "Tasuke / Works"},
{"TV", "Tivola"},
{"UG", "Metro 3D / Data Design"},
{"VN", "Valcon Games"},
{"VP", "Virgin Play"},
{"VZ", "Little Orbit"},
{"WR", "Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment Inc."},
{"XJ", "Xseed Games"},
{"XS", "Aksys Games"},
{"YT", "Valcon Games"},
{"Z4", "Ntreev Soft"},
{"ZA", "WBA Interactive"},
{"ZH", "Internal Engine"},
{"ZS", "Zinkia"},
{"ZW", "Judo Baby"},
{"ZX", "Topware Interactive"}};
Last edited by ned,
Hi,
I'm sorry I didn't read all the 1677 pages (at least I read the 1st one).
I want to be sure that I am understanding things fine : Original GC discs can only be read on Wii, not on vWii, right ??
Thanks in advance for your help
I'm sorry I didn't read all the 1677 pages (at least I read the 1st one).
I want to be sure that I am understanding things fine : Original GC discs can only be read on Wii, not on vWii, right ??
Thanks in advance for your help
What? Devolution REQUIRES the original disc and emulates memory cards. DM launches original discs and also supports emulated cards. Nintendont isn't any different.
There are more pressed game discs out in the wild than there are memory cards.
Dolphin 5.0 is 18.4MB. That wouldn't even take long to download with a 56K modem.
I don't like piracy either but get off your high horse.
Also region mode is set at 0x458, separate from the disc ID (4th letter), it's
part of the Disk header information ("bi2.bin") 0x440-0x4243F
00-00-00-00 = Japan
00-00-00-01 = USA
00-00-00-02 = Europe
00-00-00-04 = Korea
I guess there is also a matching Korean IPL bios to match.
part of the Disk header information ("bi2.bin") 0x440-0x4243F
00-00-00-00 = Japan
00-00-00-01 = USA
00-00-00-02 = Europe
00-00-00-04 = Korea
I guess there is also a matching Korean IPL bios to match.
Or maybe, just maybe, they want a more reliable save device that doesn't randomly corrupt itself for no reason and is easily backed up?
I'll take a look at adding this in. Currently Nintendont only reads the disc ID from the first 256 bytes of the disc when determining region, but it shouldn't be too hard to read bi2.bin as well.
EDIT: Is there any other documentation on bi2.bin? All I can find is "bi2.bin is a file on the GameCube disc", no actual documentation on what it contains.
Last edited by GerbilSoft,
Yeah if you could autopatch the region mode to match it's disc id that'd be nice as well as the magicword, that way it should always select the correct bios and not reject the disc/image.
http://wiki.gbatemp.net/wiki/ISO_Creation_Wizard
I noticed it when using above tool, it always missed them out so I had to hexedit them in afterwards.
http://wiki.gbatemp.net/wiki/ISO_Creation_Wizard
I noticed it when using above tool, it always missed them out so I had to hexedit them in afterwards.
I was thinking more "using bi2.bin to determine the region instead of the disc ID", since the bi2.bin region is the one that's actually used (if I understand this correctly).
I'll do some tests this weekend with the IPL to see how both region codes are handled.
Last edited by GerbilSoft,
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He Wouldnt NEED Homebrew to do this... Obviously.
you need homebrew to inject a gci file onto a real gc memory card unless there is some random game exploit that injects gci files from usb to gc memory cards that im unaware off becuase legaly there is no way.
Also like people said dolphin is 18mb how is that too big?
You know i was going to help you but since you were so rude saying anyone that uses mcemu is basicaly a pirate,cheap or careless im gonna let you learn how to get the previous version dols from github for yourself.
Serious insulting people becuase they use emulated memory cards is beyond ridiculous.
Last edited by pedro702,
you can legit make your own extractor and injector or buy one and extract and inject straight to the MC from a comp.
Thx for reminding me about the github btw.
Last edited by Protatoxxxeater,
why would anyone go trough the trouble of spending money to make an gc extractor/injector when they can put a gci file on an sd card or even usb and use wii homebrew and inject it in 5 seconds how is that even an advice? and how does using homemade stuff any diferent from using wii homebrew to do the job?
Its like me saying you can use all cheats you just make your own gc game player for the wii and add perfect cheat compatibility...
im not saying its ideal but its possible.
where TF are the old .dol files in the giuthub
A quick post check shows that Protatoxxxeater uses CIAngel to download/install 3DS games. Sure sounds like hypocrisy to me.
No, owning the cartridge doesn't grant you the right to download the eShop version for free, regardless of how much you try to justify it.
Last edited by GerbilSoft,
Ciangel is legal under certain circumstances. so like WTF. also i didnt know people actually used wiiu's cuz they... Never mind.
cia installers are legal but mcemu is pirating , ok then fuck logic i guess.
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