Nintendo will release a black-coloured Wii console and peripherals in Japan on August 1.
The black console, Wii Remote, Nunchuk and Classic Controller Pro accessories were revealed on the company’s Japanese website.
The platform-holder has also unveiled a red-coloured Nintendo DSi, which will be released in Japan on July 11.
No plans have been announced to release these products outside of Japan.
What can 50 bucks bring you normally? Yap, 2 new Wii discs. What we are gonna do here is to guide you through how to own 50 Wii games with the same price as we spend for purchasing 2 Games from store. Well, it sounds like a mission impossible, but, I have to declare to all of you Guys, this is not a trick at all. Learning my idea with your individual wit, and I believe you will be able to spend less time and get more than me. So take a look at this:
what 50 bucks is for?
Actually you can only spend 30 bucks to achieve that, but it’s a little bit rough in time and energy spending when you are trying to save the 20 bucks. In my thought, it would be definitely worth to spend 20 bucks more rather than the hazel accrued afterward.
Advance Preparation
If everything is in the right place, then we can get started here right now.
Step 1 “Unlock the console”
The cost: zero -30 bucks
One thing to make clear that we don’t mean to really own 50 genuine copies of Wii Games, you can play those Games whenever we want. To play the backup Games, you will need to have some modification for your Wii. Thanks for the hackers, we don’t have to make any mod chip to the Wii.
You can also download the free Wii unlocking applications simply by clicking the search engine, and unlock the console by yourselves. However, to install the soft mod chip is not an easy job, and the faulty operation may cause the Wii bricking, what’s more, they all claim that “USE AT YOUR OWN RISK”. In my opinion, it is not worth to take the risk at this stage by saving such money. You can easily find some paid software to sort those problems out easily. Several of paid unlocking softwares are there on the market, and they do the same jobs and almost being sold for the fair price. Those things can be downloaded directly from the website after you paid with PayPal. In order to simplify the process in Step 2, we suggest you to choose the one with USB Hard drive playing Feature. Here is the one I commend: www.homebrewizard.com
Step 2 “Install the USB loader”
The cost: Nothing
You have already unlocked the Wii, all the backup discs can be played on your console now, so how can we own those Games? Now remember the USB loader we mentioned in Step 1? We need to install this to our console.
More importantly, the Wii USB loader allows us to play Games without the Discs, this no-disc-playing doesn’t require booting from the disc when you were beginning to play a Game, but unfortunately, not the case for the XBOX.
Step 3 “Games for once only using as installing”
The cost: -
As you know from step 2, to install the USB loader is the key to achieve our goal, because it successfully manages to accomplish no-disc-playing and also save the hazel.
There are two ways to install the Games to your USB Hard drive:
A. Install the ISO files to the HD through your PC system (Windows Xp, Vista or Lunix). Those files can’t be installed to the Wii form disk with the normal windows operations, like Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V. We need a special tool to achieve the process on PC system, the Software I commend in the end of Step 1 has included all of this.
Step 4 “Where do I get access to those Wii Games?”
The cost: Zero-20 bucks
Once we can draw out the backup Games straight from the USB hard drive, what would be the problem when we wanted to own 50 Wii Games or more?-lol
According to the 2 ways of installing the Games to your USB HD, we have quite a lot of ways to get access to them. All I can do is to give you some ideas, I believe you will take actions, and choose the most suitable way for yourselves, won’t you?
The resource is easy to find. I highly recommend you to use Emule or Bit Torrent to download those Game ISOs. There are thousands of BitTorrent search engine site out there. www.Mininova.com is one of the best.
Don’t know if blockbuster provides Game Rentals service in your country, but you usually can get out 1-5 games in once service from the Game rental stores. If the rent of gamefly.com tends to be the average price, you will pay about $13 for a 2 Game Discs out plan for 1 month.
1 month is long enough to rent more than 50 Game Discs. Installing a Game to your USB HD only spends your 5mins, and then you will no longer need the Disc. Just go and rent the new one.
A friend of mine often swaps her old Games through some online transaction agents. I think it’s another good way to gain more Games. However, if you do the transaction with who is from another city, then you will need to pay for the freight.
For those new releases which can’t get any resource from, you can just purchase them from shop and share the cost with your friends. One disc for multi-playing, each one of you won’t be required to pay too much.
Conclusion
Step 1
The cost: Zero -30 bucks
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Step 2
The cost: Nothing
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Step 3
The cost: -
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Step 4
The cost: Zero-20 bucks
= $0-$50 in Total
Mission completed!
Some part of this writing is not so good, I’ll buy some time to have it revised. Thank you for reading.
The Nintendo Wii has positioned itself as the gaming console for everybody. As it turns out, that includes the Queen of England. Well, sort of. It’s not like Her Royal Highness went down to Wal-Mart and bought one with her summer job savings. Rather, she was given a special version by gaming company THQ.
Wii are definitely amused.
What makes the Queen’s "Royal Wii" different? It’s gold-plated, sucka! None of that lame white plastic for Buckingham Palace — the Queen needs her bling! Gaming blog Joystiq reports that the gaming company is hopeful that the PR stunt "will amuse Queen Elizabeth."
Meanwhile, Geek.com writes that the gift is actually meant to build awareness for the upcoming game, Big Family Games. An ulterior motive? What?!? As the geeks put it, "for a game that is meant to include the whole family from kids to grandparents what better family to send it to than The Royal Family in England."
According to Game Revolution, Big Family Games is a collection of mini-games, including "golf, tennis, ladder golf, lawn darts, horseshoes, bocce," and more. So far, search interest is rather scant. However, should the Queen declare her love for the gift, expect the title to get a right honorable boost in the Buzz. Silly as that sounds, it’s not out of the realm of possibility — according to insiders, she was "addicted" to playing Prince William’s Wii last Christmas. Now she’ll have one of her own.
Source:
http://videogames.yahoo.com/events/plugged-in/the-royal-wii/1316670
download links:
Mad World(E)
mad world cover
click here to download (bittorrent)
It’s been tested by my friend in tokyo, he told that the speed is fine. The file download from emule was named in asian character, but I am so sure it’s a (E) region ISO.
BTW, I am so so crazy about the American Idol Adam and his song MAD WORLD! lol
You guys need to see this and tell me I am not day dreaming. Couple hours ago, when I was looking for some news about Wii, I accidentally found some thing called homebreWizard. They claimed that their product can unlock Wii safely without any hardware modification or mod chip. Even better, that thing can allow people to play ISO games from the portable USB hard drive. I think I have heard the same things happened to Xbox and PSP so I decided to give it a try. Why would I do that? Actually the similar products are sold with similar price and have similar same functions, but it seems like I will get more from this one. If ain’t Demon whisper that maybe the reason. It also cost my 29 bucks, by the way.
Then I got my activation code 2 or 3 minutes later and got the registration done. Bee, Bee, it didn’t work….That thing told me to insert my SD card…… what a shame, lol. Things went fine later on, the processes didn’t appear as fussy as thought. Only finger clipper job (totally took about 3mins). The most exciting part will be installing the applications for USB hard drive playing, and I don’t really need the instruction to do that, wooha. After that, I have tried a few games, like Call of Duty and Mad world. Everything seems fine.
Now, 13 hours have passed. Thing are going ok still. I started feeling sorry for Nintendo, cuz I can imagine how much money they are going to lose, after these hack-thing came out. Oh, I forget to tell ya that the thing takes only couple second to move a game into a USB drive (yap, I moved a 3.3g ISO Mad world into a Wii format USB hard drive within 10s. hackers……). That’s over amazing!
As I was just about to finish my writing, I finished downloading the Oboro Muramasa, the newest game which was only released in Japanese language so far. I tried it with the USB application immediately, it also ran fine.
Now, I am going to tell my girl about it or might be have her get one if nothing goes wrong after the weekend. So much for my story. Have fun, bros. I bought that thing from here: homebrewizard.com
