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Wii Home is a "plugin" for Preloader. Wii Home is a homebrew which launches at startup of the Wii. You can, on the menu, select if you want go to the System Menu or to the HBC. You can also customize Wii Home with a theme of your choice.

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I saw this way back on Wiibrew. Well, maybe not too far, but a week or two. And since I never did check out SoftMii or Preloader, I still don't feel like it.
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    yeah but nintendio never had a Cbomb problem 3 gens in a row
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    AND THAT HAS BEEN MAYBE HALF AN HOUR
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    should have used virtualbox or vmware
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