Twilight Princess save exploit allow possible homebrew/hack on unmodded Wii's

[Evi1d33d]

A better picture of the hack
[MEDIA]http://psx-scene.com/forums/attachments/nintendo-news/15206-twilight-hack-v0-1-alpha1-released-twilight.png[/MEDIA]
USBgecko is a GC memory card that can be accessed via USB. It was used to load homebrew on the GC.

[Ads]

[cannon]

But its loading the save off the SD card and if you look closely at that image it says "Slot A: SD Card Not Detected

I call Bullsh1t

[Evi1d33d]

Actually if you search 'twilight hack' on youtube there are videos of other people doing it. Unless they are all part of the big conspiracy.

[Transfixed]

But the video doesn't show in any what what it is ultimately claiming: that you can suddenly play other games on the Wii without doing this-or-that....
All it showed was that it can initiate a black screen with some text on it....wow.
So let's see what it can now "do". Otherwise this video is completely pointless.

[Lunatix]

The thing is that its not fully developed yet.
Also update, Wii pong: here

[nayshie]

The thing is that its not fully developed yet.
Also update, Wii pong: here

Wow. I think that proves that this is definitely not a hoax. Like someone said before me, the possibilities are endless.

[FRuMMaGe]

Old

This has been known about for ages

[Arsid]

basically they found an exploit in the game which allows people to run programs not offically made by Nintendo. So once this hack is complete people should be able to play super nintendo sega n64 etc on their Wii for free, or like the other guy said the limits of what it can do are endless.

how the heck would someone be able to play an N64 game...an actual video game...through a code?

[+Maniacal=Maniac+]

Old

This has been known about for ages

Frum, I've Never Heard Of It!

[WlkSnake]

This is pretty much what worked for the PSP. The code itself won't run the game, but it shows that it's possible for people load code, and programs, on to the Wii through this. It doesn't do that yet, but it's now possible.

Then people can code programs to play N64, etc. games, homebrew, movies (files, not DVDs) and other programs.

It's showing possibilities, not actualities.