I'm excited to see this one come to full fruition. WiiMU from homebrew devs SquidMan and crediar is an ambitious project that aims to completely replace the Wii's System Menu. Now on version 3, the program now has several new features and bug fixes. Details in the full article.

Download: WiiMU 1.3

Hola, Wiibrewers! The Wiibrew scene was pretty lively this week (livelier than E3, I daresay), with the release of the Wii's first custom firmware, and the discovery of an exploit that could allow ISOs to run on unmodified Wiis. There's even talk of a new version of the Homebrew Channel in development! Time to get cracking with this week's Wiibrew Weekend Warrior!

It's a proof of concept currently, though WiiMU happens to shove Nintendo's official Wii System Menu aside when properly loaded onto your Nintendo Wii. Homebrew developer SquidMan has not only released the initial build of WiiMU but also updated it to version 1.2. Learn all that's possibile with this homebrew application and what's currently implemented at the full story.

Download: WiiMU v1.2
Download: WiiMU v1.0

There are shoot 'em up games, and there are bullet hell games. Then came the danmaku genre, translated from Japanese as "bullet curtain." If you're up for a challenge, you might want to try this Wiibrew game-in-development, Touhou Fangame, a recreation of Project Shrine Maiden for the Wii. Details in the full article.

Download: Touhou Fangame Beta 2

We know this one's some days late, but we couldn't forget to let danmaku shooter fans in on the news: there's a new homebrew game coming for their homebrew capable Wiis. Author SquidMan programmed an early version of a Touhou for Nintendo's next generation console which ties directly to the Wii remote, but as because Touhou Fangame Beta 1 is still in early beta, don't expect it to run smoothly on its maiden launch. Get to the full story to learn more.

Download: Touhou Fangame Beta 1