burnsams said:
When IOS37 is activated, trucha signatures will no longer seem correct to the Wii. Just about everyone has IOS37, unactivated, in thier Wii. (Even if you are lower than 3.2, I think the IOS37 bit was separately pushed into your Wii if you connected to the internet. Not 100% sure though.)
Bit of info on the unlocked version lifted from a tracker:
FF:CC MLaaK with the extra buildings/dungeons unlocked.
Some of the DLC relies on actual content being downloaded
which isn't already included in the game, as such that content
isn't loaded. This unlocks the content already there that does
not need extra files to use.
Also the dlc requires you to complete certain dungeons to
unlock the extra buildings etc. Check the dlc info ingame
in the download area, or some faq for info on which to do.
-Extra Races unlocked
-Extra dungeons unlocked
FF:CC MLaaK with the extra buildings/dungeons unlocked.
Some of the DLC relies on actual content being downloaded
which isn't already included in the game, as such that content
isn't loaded. This unlocks the content already there that does
not need extra files to use.
Also the dlc requires you to complete certain dungeons to
unlock the extra buildings etc. Check the dlc info ingame
in the download area, or some faq for info on which to do.
-Extra Races unlocked
-Extra dungeons unlocked
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I believe, some1 correct me if im wrong, you use the wii NAND dumper then in the title/1001001 folder you'll see all the different folders for all VC games/Wiiware games. The folders are named after the hexidecimal value of their ticket. Find the correct one, grab its files, use the wadpacker and viola! you got a wad.
HINT: The wiiware titles all start with W in their ticket.. SO look for folders that start with 57 in their name
HINT: The wiiware titles all start with W in their ticket.. SO look for folders that start with 57 in their name
Run the FS dumper, find the folder in /title/0001000X/ that refers to your game (American WiiWare is 57XXXX45), check the tmd for files with attributes 8001, take the 8001-referenced .app files from /common1/, and then put them all together according to thier index and use a .wad compiler on them.Cresh07 said:
Or just run the FS dumper, .zip the result, and send to someone who can.
To do either you need Zelda: TP, a Wii, and a SD card.
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can some help my find Waninkoko's NAND FS dumper, i went to his site, but the download was 404'd.
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im using a PAL wii to run my MLAAK NTSC-U so i cant download any DLC too my wii or i will brick it, correct? if so is there any possability of someone being able to dump all the DLC for the game into an extra WAD file and install it that way?
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the DLC verision of MLaaK is already out on a GameCube/Wii tracker... if you need more help than that, sorry, I can't give out the name of the tracker, since that would be against the rules... Joh should know more...
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Or, I also heard that if you use flash memory, it can act as more "RAM" at least windows tell me when I stick a flash drive into it. -
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I can think of the design teams process another joystick and no audio or a joystick and mono audio -
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