Modding your Wii has never been more affordable, and unlocks many great features like the ability to play games backed up to DVD, DVD movies and original games from the NES, Super NES, and Gamecube! First Generation Wii Modified with Wiikey Chip $50 Second Generation Wii (Legless Drive Chip) Modified with Wiikey $70 Newer Thrid Generation "D2C" Wii Modified With Argon Chip $110 *All
Hey I just wanna say I went to see this guy last month with my WII. He did a awsome job, but then a week later i freaking bricked it playing SMG and he fixed it right away with a small fee which i was so happy with since i thought i had killed it. Then to boot he calls me a week later to ask how my machine is working. I mean in this day and age to get someone that calls you back to make sure
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On Dec 19, 4:00 pm, antonye <anto...@ukrm.net> wrote: darsy wrote: what's the accepted wisdom of the best way to go about this? I have an old xbox that I want to run XBMS on, but obviously it needs modding first. I like the idea of the solderless kits, but clearly softmodding would be even easier. Suggestions? You'd be on shaky ground with the law, given
