Dear reader, after doing some (small) research, I really lost my focus when reading all those different methods and tutorials about installing a Homebrew Channel and a Game.
I want to play and run a specific (Wii) Game onto (Virtual)Wii of my WiiU.

I have read the following post regarding installing the homebrew without any necessary game(s).
After doing this, what then?

Which is the BEST(aka easiest, less chance of bricking) method of installing a game.
Forgive me if this (question or tutorial) already exists, but I've searched and some tutorials are not at all clear to me.

The questions I have at this moment are:

• After installing Homebrew Channel according to the above URL, what is the easiest way (and quickest, safest way), to instal a game.
• On (download)sites there are Wii -.iso's available to download, is this THE format to use in the process or have I to convert these files to so called WBFS?
• Is it possible to 'save' these games on the same USB-stick/HDD where my WiiU games are stored?

Thank you in advance,
T.

 

@walterdavid thanks for the URL, I'll look into it! There are some things who remains unanswered like if I can 'install' my games onto the same USB or HDD which I use on the WiiU itself. But thank you again.

 

@walterdavid thank you again for sharing that information, It is a shame these hackers haven't found a way to 'share' that space with both vWii and WiiU(cause the vWii is ón the WiiU).

 

That's were you are wrong dear @Omegadrien ,you could use a HDD for storing the games you wish when using the Homebrew Channel (see the URL given by @walterdavid earlier there is a fully written tutorial about that).
I, however, wish to 'share' that same drive between the two systems.

 

Or wait, Dimok is working on a way to share drives between vWii and Wii U.

 

@cruplezone it is not the case whether or not it is hard but the question is it possible. #read
@ItsKipz thank you for sharing this information, do you happen to know the threads name or where I can view some more information?
@pedro702 thank you, I did know that was the case but if there was a bypass or some sort was more or less the question (why not using a partition on that specific HDD? Just throwing it out there).

 

https://gbatemp.net/threads/mocha-cfw-the-sweet-chocolate-to-your-latte.452940/page-30#post-6963343

 

*and gamecube

 

Is Dimok working only for Fat32 support or is there the possibility of NTFS support? Since the Wii itself supports NTFS harddrives for wbfs game file playback via Usbloader gx..that way i'll be able to use the same harddrive for backups of all 3 f my consoles..if it does come obviously

 

What benefits? I always thought ntfs was the morr advanced filesystem