Dolphin, the GameCube and Wii emulator - Forums

(12-31-2009, 07:21 PM)ugoo Wrote: [ -> ]do you really need to update your wii at all after all most each new update just doesn't really add anything new to what you can already do with the wii but there is always the chance of the homebrew you already have been blocked i've been on version 3.1E since i got my wii in 2007 i only updated to 3.2E on christmas in order to install the bootmii priiloader combo in order to protect me from the update on new super mario bros wii

You can effectively buy and run any new game with old menu versions as long as you know what your doing

Well , doing that is pretty easy . Just dump the game , check in the TMD for the IOS used by the game ( offset:0x184, length: 8 .Something like 0000000100000024 (IOS 36) thanks wiibrew ) , and update it whit the tool that you want

But I don't know how flexible is the wii in this point , If it just check if the IOS used by the game is present or if the system menu checks the update parttition before doing anything

http://wiibrew.org/wiki/Updating_IOS_by_hand

then we never need to update which i plan on never doing myself i can sit tight on 3.2E which in my opinion is the best system menu for homebrew just about everything works perfectly on this version without the need of any extras unlike the newer versions like 4.1 or 4.2

The "Twilight" game...

What installer does it use, don't they all have scam warnings?

Can it be reported to Google ads? They clearly cross the legal line with the sentence containing "download" and "wii games"

(01-02-2010, 01:49 AM)KHRZ Wrote: [ -> ]The "Twilight" game...

What installer does it use, don't they all have scam warnings?

Can it be reported to Google ads? They clearly cross the legal line with the sentence containing "download" and "wii games"

you could report it

also, many homebrew and homebrew installers don't have the scam warning.

i think i have it in priiloader somewhere...
*checks source*

or not... >_>
i should *really* add that