Now just take the SD card back to your Wii, plug it in, and run the Homebrew Channel again. This time you should see mplayer next to your other installed apps, like below.

In the days of yore you would need a GameCube memory card adapter to pull off this mod-less hack, however, now you need only a trusty SD card.

The Homebrew Channel can be loaded onto the Wii by running the Twilight Hack (don’t worry, it’ll probably be for the last time) with the Homebrew Channel Files in the root of your SD card.

The latest v1.2 by nitrotux requires only a Wii loaded with an SD card to make backups of single and dual layer Wii titles as well as GameCube games.

First, unzip the LetterBomb.zip file on your computer. Next, drag the contents of the zip to your SD or SDHC card. When it's done copying, eject it, and put it in your Wii. Step Four: Open the ...

As predicted and expected, homebrew on the WIi is back thriving after being blocked by the most recent software update from Nintendo.

Common ways loading homebrew include saving files onto an SD card then using a SDGecko device that plugs into the memory card ports, or a SD2SP2 device that plugs into one of the GameCube’s ...

These included component output support, GameCube support, Wi-Fi, and the SD card slot. In short, it played Wii games... Which, to be fair, is probably what most folks are after.

This may ultimately lead to being able to load homebrew games off of SD cards or maybe even “backup discs” if you catch my drift. Zelda Exploit – Run Unsigned Code w/o Modchip [TehSkeen] via ...