mod thread

[M!!]

i want to mod my wii, however not the way you think. i want to do a case mod not chip the thing as i want it to still be a wii at heart and function as a stock console. i have no ideas of what i should do. anyone wanna help?

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[Retman]

Its you wii, therefore its up to you

[Fox]

What are you talking about? Modify?

[Wii_Smurf]

I think you shouldn't Mod. If your Wii messes up your boned =/ [Well unless you can get it back out lol]

[Fox]

Mod chip? Is that what hes talking about? If so forget it. Its a lot more trouble than its worth.

[Retman]

People: read his post.

i want to mod my wii, however not the way you think. i want to do a case mod not chip the thing as i want it to still be a wii at heart and function as a stock console. i have no ideas of what i should do. anyone wanna help?

He wants to Mod his case, by mod he does not mean a mod chip

[Fox]

Hmm, now im completely lost with that one...what are you talking about?




Darkprinny is the best!

[Retman]

Hmm, now im completely lost with that one...what are you talking about?




Darkprinny is the best!

christ sake

A NINTENDO WII CASE MOD

[Fox]

No, im not "retarded" just because I dont know what a "case mod" Is...so...

[Retman]

What? who called you reatarded?

Link

case modding or Case modification is the modification of a computer chassis (often just referred to as the case). Modifying a computer in any non-standard way is considered a case mod. Many people, particulary hardware enthusiasts use case mods to illustrate a computer's power, and for aesthetic purposes. Modified computers are often found at LAN parties where their owners display them.