Hello everyone. Now let me just say that when it comes right down to it I feel as though I understand only the bare essentials when it comes to modding for the Wii U. Titles released on disk can be installed and played without cfw due to a tik file existing on said disk, meanwhile VC, EShop, and Homebrew all require a cfw or sig patch.
Now on to my main topic. While exploring the possibility of exporting a RPG Maker MV game to Wii U I discovered that not only did nintendo support HTML5 as a gaming engine base, they even tried to push it with Mario Vs Donkey Kong Tipping Stars. So I decided to download said game to see if I could figure out how to swap code to run whatever I wanted. Now as I was on "that wii u title site" I noticed something odd. The japanese release of the game has a working ticket file posted it along with it! How is this possible? Isn't this a eshop only game? Even if we ignore that fact the fact that it's a title that can be run without signature Patcher or custom firmware and runs HTML5 as its main code could possibly mean an Open Door for cold boot haxchi!
Thoughts anyone?
Now on to my main topic. While exploring the possibility of exporting a RPG Maker MV game to Wii U I discovered that not only did nintendo support HTML5 as a gaming engine base, they even tried to push it with Mario Vs Donkey Kong Tipping Stars. So I decided to download said game to see if I could figure out how to swap code to run whatever I wanted. Now as I was on "that wii u title site" I noticed something odd. The japanese release of the game has a working ticket file posted it along with it! How is this possible? Isn't this a eshop only game? Even if we ignore that fact the fact that it's a title that can be run without signature Patcher or custom firmware and runs HTML5 as its main code could possibly mean an Open Door for cold boot haxchi!
Thoughts anyone?
