Hacking This still a working thing?

[DarkWolfRaiju]

there are also apps that download directly from Nintendo's servers. they'll download legit .tik files for use without cfw, but downloadable games and dlc will use a fake ticket requiring cfw. everything has become very easy now. the apps in question will download legit or fake tickets if they're available on that title key site. they won't provide the title key site (you'll have to input that yourself), but it's not difficult to find.

I think I found the site anyway, through google. So what's Loadiine? I've seen it coming up in google searches "Loadiine ready".

 

[godreborn]

loadiine allows you to run games from the sd card, but it can be unbelievably slow if the game has many files.

 

[DarkWolfRaiju]

loadiine allows you to run games from the sd card, but it can be unbelievably slow if the game has many files.

I see, so generally don't go for the the Loadiine Ready, then?

 

[jt_1258]

there are also apps that download directly from Nintendo's servers. they'll download legit .tik files for use without cfw, but downloadable games and dlc will use a fake ticket requiring cfw. everything has become very easy now. the apps in question will download legit or fake tickets if they're available on that title key site. they won't provide the title key site (you'll have to input that yourself), but it's not difficult to find.

what, is it more a less the free shop of wii u?

 

[DarkWolfRaiju]

what, is it more a less the free shop of wii u?

Curious about this, myself.

 

[godreborn]

loadiine ready means it's been decrypted. you can use a fat32 hdd with loadiine (not sure how well it works), but afaik, the game has to be installed via the wii u. the reason is that the wii u uses a metadata indexer similar to how the ps3 works. it has to install that information to know where the game is located on the hdd or the internal storage. this is meant to speed reading of the hdd. if u own a 360 (a legit one), it does not use a metadata indexer, so it has to read over the entire hdd to locate content if u were to say delete something.

 

[jt_1258]

loadiine ready means it's been decrypted. you can use a fat32 hdd with loadiine (not sure how well it works), but afaik, the game has to be installed via the wii u. the reason is that the wii u uses a metadata indexer similar to how the ps3 works. it has to install that information to know where the game is located on the hdd or the internal storage. this is meant to speed reading of the hdd. if u own a 360 (a legit one), it does not use a metadata indexer, so it has to read over the entire hdd to locate content if u were to say delete something.

does lodiine ready make any diffrence working with cemu?

 

[DarkWolfRaiju]

This all seems so far over my head...

 

[godreborn]

not sure never used cemu, but I think they both use decrypted files. cemu, I believe, can also use wud (full wii u discs) with decryption keys which is determined genuine by its sha-1. you can install games with say Wii U USB Helper. I think it requires the title key site to be input though.

 

[DarkWolfRaiju]

How difficult is it to actually play backups?

 

[jt_1258]

How difficult is it to actually play backups?

first you have to draw a pentagram around your wii u, then you hail satan
...I'll stop being non usefull now

 

[godreborn]

How difficult is it to actually play backups?

you play them like they're legit games stored on the hdd. if one requires cfw, you have to install something like haxchi to play them. that's explained in several tutorials on here.

 

[DarkWolfRaiju]

you play them like they're legit games stored on the hdd. if one requires cfw, you have to install something like haxchi to play them. that's explained in several tutorials on here.

I got that, should've worded it better. I mean, how difficult is it to get it running, like, do I need to scour the internet for different files?

 

[godreborn]

what you need should be on here in one of the tutorials. to install haxchi, you have to buy a legit title though.

 

[DarkWolfRaiju]

what you need should be on here in one of the tutorials. to install haxchi, you have to buy a legit title though.

From the eshop, correct?

 

[godreborn]

yes, it needs to be a DS game ("Brain Age" is the cheapest).

 

[RyanAnayaMc]

From the eshop, correct?

Yeah. Nonlegit stuff won't work.

 

[DarkWolfRaiju]

I'll grab that, then.

 

[godreborn]

I was using cbhc/haxchi with yoshi's island ds, but at some point, I thought to myself that I might want to play the game again some day, so I uninstalled cbhc. then, I deleted yoshi's island ds, redownloaded it from the eshop, and I bought "Brain Age" (a game that would never be played). I was/am at the last stage in yoshi's island ds (hard game btw, never beaten it). if you want to play say Brain Age, you can do so with loadiine assuming that's your cbhc/haxchi game.

 

[RyanAnayaMc]

I was using cbhc/haxchi with yoshi's island ds, but at some point, I thought to myself that I might want to play the game again some day, so I uninstalled cbhc. then, I deleted yoshi's island ds, redownloaded it from the eshop, and I bought "Brain Age" (a game that would never be played). I was/am at the last stage in yoshi's island ds (hard game btw, never beaten it). if you want to play say Brain Age, you can do so with loadiine assuming that's your cbhc/haxchi game.

Loadiine is pretty slow out of what I heard, so another thing you can do is grab an out-of-region copy of Brain Age (or whatever game) via Wii U USB Helper and install that via WUD Installer GX2. Just make sure it's out of region though, especially if you have CBHC. Installing over your Haxchi/CBHC game will render it useless, and if you happen to have CBHC, you will brick your Wii U.