Hacking Two New Nintendo Wii Drive Chipsets Surface

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Two new drive chipsets have been sighted and it looks like all new Wii models beginning with serial number LEH-161 are affected.

Reportedly those chipsets (GC2-D1A and GC2-D1) are only compatible with the Argon modchip (Info: HERE) made by the Infectus Team and to some, extend with D2CKey (not approved).

There's still no official confirmation about the new chipsets and the modchip compatibility from D2CKey team.

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I've just sent my Wii in for repairs. If Nintendo DARES to give me one of those, I am going to personally go and shoot them in the balls.

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