Fellow Wii users as I surf the net and visit forum after forum I am amazed at the amount of questions there are regarding Wii Homebrew. Could this be because it’s a relative new kid on the block or is it because there has been such a big growth in Wii sales over the Christmas period? Or is it the financial meltdown that everyone is experiencing that is forcing people to find cheaper alternatives for new games.
One of the contributing factors must surely be that people are starting to hear of all the great features that this software will enable them to do with their Nintendo Wii. When I say great features I am revering to the ability to play DVD Movies, MP3 songs and being able to backup your existing game discs. There is however one big question on everyone’s lips and that is whether Wii Homebrew is legal or not. This is surely due to the fact that we are all law abiding citizens and would prefer not to install software on our Wii that will compromise its warranty.
The good news is that Wii Homebrew is indeed Legal and it will not compromise the warranty of your Nintendo Wii. The reason for this is that Wii Homebrew is software and not a mod chip (peace of hardware) that you need to install on your Wii. This software will then open up your Wii to do things that it was suppose to do in the first place. Like playing DVD’s, MP3′s, older games that you have from the days of N64, SNES, Sega Genesis and many more as well as backing up your existing games. There is however one word of caution that I need to bring to your attention. Now some of you might think that this is obvious but bear with me as I do need to spell this out. If you borrow your friend’s game and you make a copy of it to play on your Wii that would be illegal. So please do keep this in mind.
Another question that is also raised allot is, How do I install Wii Homebrew? Well that is quite simple, all you need to do is to download the Wii Homebrew installer software and install the Homebrew software on your Wii by following the easy laid out instructions that they provide. The next step is to read their clearly laid out instruction on how to use this software, and that’s all! You’ll be running the Homebrew application on your unlocked Wii in no time!
All and all I think this is a must have for all Nintendo Wii gamers, new or seasoned, that want to play DVD’s, MP3 or older games on their Wii. To find out more about Wii Homebrew please feel free to visit my Wii review site by clicking on the link below.
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