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Can a Nintendo Wii that has NeoGamma r9 Beta 13 installed connect to the Internet?
Any wii can. Just don't update your wii.
What cheats are there for Wii?
I don't really understand what you mean but Here r a few tricks Ive done with the wii I have softmodded the wii for homebrew channel and neogamma channel Homebrew channel lets your play some apps Off your sd card like watch a movie on the wii and neogamma lets your play backed up games you've downloaded off the computer
How do you hack on call of duty world at war for Wii?
If you hack your wii, you can download wiiflow(a usb loader, get newest version) then you can download cheats for any game you have on a hard drive or flash drive. just copy your black ops DVD to your hard drive using wiiflow, and you can download cheats for Zombies, Online, like unlimited items etc... if you have a hacked wii, you should know what to do. if not look up "how to hack wii". then do what i told you. youll need: An formatted SD card A HDD (hard drive disk) of flash drive with at least 5 GB Internet, obviously. theres another way using something called Neogamma(a wii hack), but i dont know much about it except it loads backup games.
How to use the homebrew channel and browser on your Nintendo Wii?
The homebrew channel is a channel that can only be added to the Nintendo Wii via a software or hardware modification. This channel is accessible from the Wii menu and allows the player to run several applications designed by independent programmers, ranging from emulators of NES, SNES, Genesis and Turbo-Grafx 16 to backup copy loaders such as Gecko and NeoGamma. The homebrew channel also allows access to the application Homebrew Browser, which provides a complete index of all available applications for download.Using the homebrew browser to download new apps on the WiiThe homebrew browser is extremely easy to navigate, with a user friendly GUI that directs search and browse functions appropriately. Some of the most popular apps for download currently from the homebrew browser include:MAME: Remember all of the coin-op arcade games of your youth? Sure you do – that's why you need MAME, an arcade machine emulator which has been generally succesful in porting the experience to the Nintendo Wii console.FCE Ultra GX: A NES emulator with excellent compatibility rates, very good stability, and the ability to produce save states and load from states. Sound and graphical quality is excellent overall making this one of the most popular apps for the channel.SNES9X GX: Same as above, only for the legendary Super Nintendo. Same great compatibility issues and GUI as the FCE Ultra GX application, only for a different platform. Game on!DOSBox: Remember playing the original Duke Nukem, Commander Keen, Champions of Krynn, King's Quest, Zork!, and so many others? DOSBox literally allows the user to run this well-established DOS emulator. With USB keyboard and mouse support, what more could a gamer ask for?What type of independent software is being developed for the Nintendo Wii?Those players that are genuinely interested in the game and application development forum, as well as hardware and firmware concerns would do well to take a look at the WiiBrew community. The tools provided there are innumerable, and the Wikipedia style format allows for easy access to information with only light research.The homebrew channel is truly a foundational tool for all of those Wii power-users looking to really stretch the limits of their hardware, and discover new ways to have fun with their consoles. Whether it's something as mundane as being able to play physical back-ups of games that may have been inadvertantly lost or damaged or induling in some deserved nostalgia with a round of Commander Keen from the C:\> prompt – there is a great deal of merit to installing the Wii homebrew channel.
Does the PAL Nintendo Wii play NTSC games?
no it doesnt, if you buy your wii in usa can only play ntsc and vise versa. Answer 2 - Actually, PAL users do NOT have trouble with PAL OR NTSC because they can handle both types of video formats. NTSC (USA and Canada) can sometimes get away with it at a 3x speed. (This obviously requires a wiikey chip and a speed setup) Try looking at http://intendo.wordpress.com/2007/02/28/trick-you-pal-wii-to-play-ntsc-gnc-games/ Answer 3: It sure can. I have a NTSC wii and I play PAL games on it. You need to look up bannerbomb (if they don't censer that out) and then truchabug (make sure you read/watch a tutorial on this one), then cIOS and then NeoGamma or USBLoaderGX. BTW I am telling you to mod your wii. It sounds like a lot, but it'll only take about 10 mins. I don't know of any other way to do this right out of the box. and this process is FREE!!!!!!!!!!!! I don't recommend you mess with it to much. Crashed mine, but I was using way more advanced stuff then what I am telling you to do. Answer 4: Mine does. But then, like the author of Answer 3, I have also software-modified my Wii. Using software that has NOT been authorised by Nintendo (so-called 'homebrew' software) you can do all sorts of lovely things to your Wii, such as enable the DVD drive to play movies; change the region settings of your wii, stream avi / divx movies from your home PC to your TV using the Wii as a media center, backup your games to your PC, play games from an external HARD drive attached to your Wii (I seldom use disks these days) and use open source software. HOWEVER it takes a bit of research and know-how to figure each of these programs out. You need to download the correct software and get it onto a SD 'camera' memory card to initially 'break into' the Wii and get your programs to run. This afternoon I used 'any region changer' on my Wii. I can now play the Wii Virtual Console game "Mario Golf 64' on my wii at full speed (60Hz), despite the fact that the game has not being sold here in the UK. I also can play my NTSC imported gamecube games that have been stuck in my loft for a couple of years (my gamecube was an import from the USA) and my daughter enjoyed a bit of 'animal crossing' and 'luigi's mansion'. THE BIG BUT is that Nintendo do not want you running all sorts of non-licenced software on your Wii, so if DO start down this route, you had better disconnect your Wii from the Wiiconnect24 service, and also don't update the firmware on your Wii any more either! You wouldn't want any malicious attack from Nintendo over the internet turning your lovely Wii into am overpriced paperweight. answer 5 i agree with everything in the other answers except for unplug your internet from the wii if you also look up priiloader you can hack the wii to block all of nintendos updates through the net and by game disc!!. There are also lots of ways to download apps and files directly to your wii using homebrew browser and nus downloader. But you need to make sure you read the install guiudes before doing anything to the wii as ALL relevant hacks need to be enabled.
