wiibrew.org - 10/24/2008
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This blocks new installations of anything fakesigned, that is, Homebrew Channel (both new installs and updates), wads (legal and illegal), Starfall , cIOS, anything that installs IOSes secretly like AnyRegion Changer or AnyTitle Deleter , xyzzy and DVDX (used for apps which have DVD support). ...
kotaku.com - 10/22/2008
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kotaku.com —
Your Wii doesn't have a HDD. Probably never
will. But this one does. It's one of the...
Wiis on display at the Nintendo World Store in New York City, and as you can see, it's got a range of titles...
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Here's What A Wii With A HDD Looks Like [Wii]
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Wii update stops homebrew installs dead in their tracks
Engadget —
... Oh Nintendo, did you really have to go and crush the dreams of so many homebrew faithful? Seems a Wii System Update released last night blocks new installations (existing installs are unaffected) of anything fakesigned like the ...
Nintendo Kills Wii Homebrew With Update Again, Again, Again [Wii]
Gizmodo —
... are, OK? Accordingly, Nintendo has just released a patch to prevent would-be homebrewers from enjoying their Wiis too much. Not that this is unexpected — there have been a few major developments in the homebrew space since June, when Nintendo last attempted to seal up their console. The good news: the update doesn't affect existing Homebrew Channel installs, it just prevents new ones. Oh, and it'll probably be cracked in about two days. [WiiBrew]
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Homebrew Channel updated to work on new Wii firmware
CrunchGear —
... The Homebrew Channel, which broke when Nintendo upgraded on October 23, is working again and has improved memory card support and SDHC support built in. I haven’t been following the soft Wii hacks recently - my unit is chipped - but it’s nice to know the bad/good guys are one step ahead of Mario when it comes to firmware security. ...
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Homebrew community takes back the Wii
engadget.com 10/27/2008 — Good news homebrewsters, the Homebrew Channel has been updated and is now compatible with Ninentdo's Homebrew killing (for new installs) October 23rd update. While the previous exploit was closed by Nintendo, Beta 9 of the HBC exploits a different ...
Hack Your Wii for Homebrew Apps and DVD Playback [Wii]
lifehacker.com 8/20/2008 — Despite the fact that it ships with a DVD drive, for whatever godforsaken reason, the Nintendo Wii doesn't support DVD playback—until last week, that is, when a homebrew hacker released a tool...
Xbox LIVE Down, No Updates Coming
i4u.com 9/29/2008 — Right now Xbox LIVE is down as Microsoft gears up to bring us a new Xbox Live Experience. Xbox LIVE will be down for 24 hours , which started at 12:01 AM today. The service will come back up at 11:59 PM PST.
The downtime for Xbox LIVE will affect the My...
The Only Wii Homebrew Guide You Will Ever Need [How-to]
gizmodo.com 10/31/2008 — Finding a clear and concise guide for loading homebrew software on a game console is almost always impossible—the info is always changing as homebrewers battle new hack-blocking software updates (like Nintendo's recent doozy), and it's scattered ...
Portable Wii (video)
youtube.com 1/26/2009 — A completely Portable Wii. Made to order for a negotiable price. Lasts for about an hour.
Scarlet and Epic updates...
reduser.net 10/27/2008 — Not sure how I feel about the announcement date Jim. That's my wife's birthday, and to drop the bomb on her that I'll need to get one of these new cameras....well, could be a case of bad timing. I better have a lawyer on standby. :-) It's going to be ...
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