and what does that mean ???
By the way, wouldn't it be crazy if it was designed to search for a demo Wii unit? We already know there's a slightly different hardware signature for demo units (like the timer, among other things).
I haven't read up on the d2ckey much but as far as I can tell, current modchips alter the data written in the drives memory where as the d2ckey alters the data directly on the line.does the d2ckey have some kind of stealth code built into it or does it just use a different method for booting?
it's highly probable now that the game isn't detecting the disc or the chip themselves, but it detects the actual method of booting. if it really works with d2ckey, that is.
Exactly what I explained until now. So SMG working on D2CKey is perfectly possibledoes the d2ckey have some kind of stealth code built into it or does it just use a different method for booting?
it's highly probable now that the game isn't detecting the disc or the chip themselves, but it detects the actual method of booting. if it really works with d2ckey, that is.
I haven't read up on the d2ckey much but as far as I can tell, current modchips alter the data written in the drives memory where as the d2ckey alters the data directly on the line.
So theoretically if nintendo's method of checking for drivemods is checking if the contents of the drives ram has been altered then the d2ckey might work.
THAT IS THEORETICALLY THOUGH.
Well maybe not perfectly possible, but potentially possibleExactly what I explained until now. So SMG working on D2CKey is perfectly possible
Yeah, correctExactly what I explained until now. So SMG working on D2CKey is perfectly possible
Well maybe not perfectly possible, but potentially possible
Hey guys I have an idea ! Since it's meant to be in a kiosk, maybe it doesn't work because it detects it's not a kiosk
Just kiddingI'm tired of reading this same question all over since friday... Must've been asked at least a hundred times on every forum...