So I had 2 wii u consoles both with different reasons they were broken so I made the one functional unit from the two modded with tiramisu , I make injects for my gamecube games so I can use the gamepad any wii games that are classic controller compatible will also work this way for the most part any wii games that black screened me or otherwise refused to work that way are in wiiflow on the vwii direct, on virtual console I've kept my n64 games on the wii u menu but all other vc games are in loadiine gx2
I would like to see the mods go farther use functionalities that the wiiu is capable of that no one ever used, a example of this is DRC2; use of hidden expansion ports inside the wiiu gamepads, wired video out mod from the touch screen, and bringing some of the devkit features over as one of the devkits was actually weaker than the wiiu consumergrade hardware, it just had a disc burner and multi-screen functionality. It was only useful for making web based games on the wiiu, and burning games to disc, development was very easy and many engines supported the wiiu, I do not understand how game developers stated it was difficult to make games for, it was very easy, there was just worry over a lack of consumers and not enough money there despite low development costs, and ease of development. The only issues were yes developers did have to do a little tiny bit of extra work implenting features of the system. Most didn't make a effort in implementing features, there were many features not advertised but present. I suspect that those that were actually interested with it implanted eggs that will never be found but by other developers who are also pirates.
Ik you made this video 2 years ago, but i had the same adapter from the video you have, nintendont supports the Mayflash adapter (and the official adapter) natively, so when i switched that gc adapter to the mayflash adapter, it worked fine, i just find that bizzare how that works-
I've thought about modding my WiiU but I'm scared to death of 'bricking' it. Why I never modded my Wii either... But... I am peeved at Nintendo for making my systems mostly useless without modding... (Long story short my stuff had to be in a storage for years and by the time I got it back, I couldn't buy DLC from the EShop anymore... So my games I do have will never be complete. and others are exspensive IF I can find the discs... So I missed out on so much... I just.. want to enjoy my systems but not break em...
I know this is a year from now, but it makes no difference whether you modded it before the eshop or after as it will still work regardless. If you already modded it then you don't really have to read this but if not, just letting you know!
im the opposite.I never had a Nintendo controller fail but original Xbox the buttons failed, xbox 360 buttons failed Playstation, any generation the battery fails.
The Wii U is very different from the Wii, even the built in Wii menu is virtual, as they didn’t want to slow down the Wii U with physical Wii hardware. There is nothing magic about the Wii U that lets it use nintendont. nintendont is an emulator, not a loader, I don’t know why everyone thinks otherwise.
It's not a emulator it uses the build in Wii architecture to play GameCube games, Wii mini and V2 wiis can do this as well since it uses similar architecture
Modded my 3ds about a month ago. Makes it new again. Modded Wii u couple days ago. Just now getting into it.
You in for some fun feller
Just discovered usb helper. But first game I tried was the Cave. Can't get sound through the gamepad yet. But not messed with it to much.
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So I had 2 wii u consoles both with different reasons they were broken so I made the one functional unit from the two modded with tiramisu , I make injects for my gamecube games so I can use the gamepad any wii games that are classic controller compatible will also work this way for the most part any wii games that black screened me or otherwise refused to work that way are in wiiflow on the vwii direct, on virtual console I've kept my n64 games on the wii u menu but all other vc games are in loadiine gx2
I would like to see the mods go farther use functionalities that the wiiu is capable of that no one ever used, a example of this is DRC2; use of hidden expansion ports inside the wiiu gamepads, wired video out mod from the touch screen, and bringing some of the devkit features over as one of the devkits was actually weaker than the wiiu consumergrade hardware, it just had a disc burner and multi-screen functionality. It was only useful for making web based games on the wiiu, and burning games to disc, development was very easy and many engines supported the wiiu, I do not understand how game developers stated it was difficult to make games for, it was very easy, there was just worry over a lack of consumers and not enough money there despite low development costs, and ease of development. The only issues were yes developers did have to do a little tiny bit of extra work implenting features of the system. Most didn't make a effort in implementing features, there were many features not advertised but present. I suspect that those that were actually interested with it implanted eggs that will never be found but by other developers who are also pirates.
I want someone to use the Wii U game pad accessory port 😭
Disappointed the GameCube upscale isn’t good. I’m just gonna stick with my Wii and buy an hdmi adapter.
Thanks for the video! It was clear and concise. Have you found any homebrew since you've made this video that is a game changer?
Ik you made this video 2 years ago, but i had the same adapter from the video you have, nintendont supports the Mayflash adapter (and the official adapter) natively, so when i switched that gc adapter to the mayflash adapter, it worked fine, i just find that bizzare how that works-
Thanks for the updated info
@@rightspritegaming no probs! Its what happened to me about 6 months ago XD
Grazie fratello, like from ITALY 🤜🤛👍🙏 stay safe bro and ciao
Thanks (diolch) for the support from Italy. You stay safe to. Hwyl fawr
If you add ds games will they have the same viewing options as the purchased ones on the Eshop?
Yeah
I've thought about modding my WiiU but I'm scared to death of 'bricking' it. Why I never modded my Wii either...
But... I am peeved at Nintendo for making my systems mostly useless without modding...
(Long story short my stuff had to be in a storage for years and by the time I got it back, I couldn't buy DLC from the EShop anymore... So my games I do have will never be complete. and others are exspensive IF I can find the discs...
So I missed out on so much... I just.. want to enjoy my systems but not break em...
As long as you follow a good step by step guide you should be fine and don't rush it. Have yourself a back up just in case to ease your mind
Should I get my Wii U modded before march 27th? Or does the eshop closing make no difference?
Same question here
I know this is a year from now, but it makes no difference whether you modded it before the eshop or after as it will still work regardless.
If you already modded it then you don't really have to read this but if not, just letting you know!
im the opposite.I never had a Nintendo controller fail but original Xbox the buttons failed, xbox 360 buttons failed Playstation, any generation the battery fails.
The ps3 is still a better system to mod especially with hen. It run ps2 ps1 flawlessly as well as some psp games. Plus all the emulators on it.
That's on my project to do list,
It doesn't run ps2 flawlessly at all. The compatibility is still poor for ps2 games
Ps3 and wii u are the best consoles to mod
The Wii U is very different from the Wii, even the built in Wii menu is virtual, as they didn’t want to slow down the Wii U with physical Wii hardware. There is nothing magic about the Wii U that lets it use nintendont.
nintendont is an emulator, not a loader, I don’t know why everyone thinks otherwise.
It's not a emulator it uses the build in Wii architecture to play GameCube games, Wii mini and V2 wiis can do this as well since it uses similar architecture