Hacking Thx for the Quick Heads up Wiikey Team!

[topboy]

[07.10.29] Update on Super Mario Galaxy Issue
In addition to the announcement made earlier today about Super Mario Galaxy, we are pleased to confirm that we have now identified the copy protection method responsible and created a fix.

In order to guarantee stability, we have had to make a fairly major change to the way the code works. While all tests have proven positive, the challenge now is to create a delivery system to allow existing Wiikeys to be updated.

As ever, we appreciate your patience and support while we do this.

[07.10.29] Issues with Super Mario Galaxy
Within the last 24 hours, we have received a huge number of emails from Wiikey users asking about the issues with the new Super Mario Galaxy game that are affecting all serial modchips. We would like to assure everyone that we are currently investigating the issues and will post a new announcement as soon as we have something to report.

We would also like to take this opportunity to thank you for your patience and for your continued support. Although we cannot reply to each individual email, please be assured that all of your comments are being read and taken seriously.

 

[acky]

It's a good opportunity for them to regain some credibility.

 

[maddk]

Really hoping they'll respond quiclky... not only good for wiikey owners but also good for them.

 

[rhyguy]

this was posted last night

 

[laurenz]

Great, another person who just crawled out of a cave after 24 hours.

 

[topboy]

Sorry.

 

[ziddey]

Pessimist would think:

They've been toting a method of updating since the way beginning, and it's been proven to work already with 1.9b. So this clearly must be a bogus explanation. One more believable is that they've found a way to examine what the cyclowiz does. Now they just need to figure out how to code it to work for the wiikey.