With the rise of the Wii homebrew scene becoming even more pronounced lately, it's no surprise that there's been a generous amount of dev tools circulating around the community. One of these include nonameno's development library entitled "GRRRLib", with a new iteration currently clocked at version 3.0.1 Alpha.
The latest release of GRRRLib fixes a small bug found in the previous version of the library. While the developer didn't specify the exact nature of the bug fix, it's better to be safer than sorry by downloading this version.
You can download GRRRLib 3.0.1 Alpha through the link we've provided below. For more information regarding this Wii homebrew development tool, you can checkout nonameno's project website through the source link.
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