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SaveMiiFrii - unbrick a Wii using only a GameCube controller |
Listed in: Wii Tags: GameCube, Team Twiizers
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Apparently, the trick works by plugging the GameCube controller into port 4 and pressing down on all the D-pad buttons (Up + Left + Down + Right) while booting up your Wii. You will probably need to take your GameCube controller apart first so that you can press down on all directions. Check it out for yourself in the video embed below.
It's not a mass-produced clone, but this could really put a hurting on Team Twiizers' plans for their SaveMii dongle. As they said before, "the market for this device is probably not big enough", and if there's a free alternative, where do you think Wii owners will turn to?
Anyway, I haven't tried this trick out myself yet (I don't have a bricked Wii), but there has been some pretty positive responses about it.
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Pretty cool method btw.
All you have to do is hold Up + Left + Down + Right? Is this like a recovery menu?
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Also, the controller has to be in bits so that all four buttons at once can be pressed
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tri-wing screwdriver
^this is not caried in any store so either find a wii repairer who might have one or order online
one gamecube controler..
now the d pad is electric conection baised meaning that you will still need to press down on the d pad to create a conection
you must have the buttons held wile you turn on your wii
my writen concent is that this hack does in fact work and i recomend it above a savemii
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