Somehow, someone somewhere toyed around with DevKitPPC, and what that someone did was upgrade the GameCube toolchain kit, now at release 14, to fully support the Wii and Open Geospatial Consortium's standard - or libogc
Somehow, someone somewhere toyed around with DevKitPPC, and what that someone did was upgrade the GameCube toolchain kit, now at release 14, to fully support the Wii and Open Geospatial Consortium's standard - or libogc
Wii-Linux Proof of Concept version 0.2
Albert "isobel" Herranz and the rest of his development team has come up with the second version of Wii-Linux proof of concept
Geckoloader
If you're interested in getting into the Nintendo Wii homebrew scene, then Geckoloader by homebrew developer dhewg should be right up your alley. Featuring quite the changelog in this update, this version definitely offers a smoother ride in terms of homebrew purposes, as well as an added convenience for those of us without Gamecube controllers
WriteELF GUI
The Nintendo Wii homebrew application WriteELF was coded by cybermind and was aimed to allow users to write ELF files on their SD cards using their PC units. This particular program is currently on version 1.6.
Now Spanish homebrew developer TioSolid created a new program aptly named WriteELF GUI that makes the use of cybermind's program a lot easier
Twilight Hack
Team Twiizers, always at the forefront of homebrew for the Nintendo Wii, released yet another version of its Twilight Hack. This time, Twilight Hack version 0.1 Alpha 3a offers new features which make it easier to load ELF files on the white hot console
Ahoy there, Wii homebrew enthusiasts! Breakthrough team Team Twiizers has just updated their legendary homebrew, Twilight Hack, and this time it's for the users who keep getting an error message while loading the boot
Wii Pi Displayer
We've certainly had our fill of Wii homebrew games like Chess, Snake, and even Crillion for the Wii, but what about other programs and applications? Westy92's Wii Pi displayer just proves that the Nintendo Wii has homebrew potential beyond games