Hacking WiiKey, Countdown on their Site.

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Hey all,

I just random visited Wiikey.cn and they (out of a sudden) had a count down on their site.

Now the question is:
What kind of count down thing is it?

Countdown to the New World Order?
Or.. WiiKey v1 update?

Wiikey v3 modchip?

WiiKey USB Programmer?

Some homebrew app / contest?
A PC app that will remove 002 etc from Wii games.

A countdown to take down the WiiKey site , and the whole team?

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Edit:
It's even in a add of the sponsors on WiiNewz
 

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Modchips are getting more and more useless. In the past you had faster reading speed, much better brick recover possibilities and 100% games compatilbity. Now you have the highest speed and comfort using an usb loader, the brick recovery methods a modchip offers is poor even compared to preloader and only works under complicated circumstances. Only leaving the 100% games compatiblity, is that really worth all the work and money for 2-3 games?
 

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WiiPower said:
Modchips are getting more and more useless. In the past you had faster reading speed, much better brick recover possibilities and 100% games compatilbity. Now you have the highest speed and comfort using an usb loader, the brick recovery methods a modchip offers is poor even compared to preloader and only works under complicated circumstances. Only leaving the 100% games compatiblity, is that really worth all the work and money for 2-3 games?

I agree 100%. Why bother with a modchip anymore... ?
 

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Not everyone knows about Homebrew.

Secondly, if Nintendo ships/update Wii's which really can't be modified. (As in softmod or even stopped from running Homebrew.)
A Hardmod is the way.

I still like Hardmod for Disc Loading the most.
Softmod fails for Disc Loading. A Hardmod PWNs the Softmod at Disc Loading, no excuse.
(USB Loader is win though.
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- Sadly no GC loading yet though.)
 

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Oh sorry, i forgot about GC again, that's really one GOOD argument for modchips. It's true that modchips are a little more future proof. But aren't there issues with changed mainboard stuff that prevents modchips for quite some time, similar to the time a new firmware update is "safe"?
 

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