Thinking of my kids using the Wii U and from reading CBHC would be not a option as you have to make sure you don't format, remove the game, etc. or it will brick. Currently I have the HBL bookmarked in my browser and we launch it that way. Then from HBL load Mocha CFW and then can play the backups.

I am planning to buy a DS game and install Haxchi. From there I understand the browser is no longer needed and can just load Haxchi to load Mocha CFW.

Will this be kid proof in terms of bricks? Like if they delete the Ds game or format for a reason unknown right now the system will just boot stock?

 

Absolutely not.

But the more recent versions of the CBHC block accidental uninstallation of the exploited game (or reinstalling a clean copy with wupinstaller over it), plus the icon is changed to "DO NOT TOUCH" anyway, so it's not that hard to teach them the only simple rule!

Simple haxchi can be deleted safely, although it still has this anti-delete patch for convenience!

 

Ye, what does the last line say?

 

Parental controls ?

 

Thanks for the feedback. Will try that hold B when launching Haxchi. And some of you may be parents which you know that kids don't always listen to what is being told to them. Rather be safe than having it convenient at this point.

 

The safest option for kids would be to install games the Brazilian way.
If they are installed you don't need any hacks anymore, just boot the Wii U and start the game.
And there is no brick risk at all, it is nice to have Haxchi, but there are so few homebrew games and if you want to play it safe I wouldn't want to have the added risk.