https://wiki.gbatemp.net/w/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=ConraDargo 2026-06-04T01:13:52Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.44.0 https://wiki.gbatemp.net/w/index.php?title=ConraDargo&diff=38277 2011-04-09T22:06:54Z

<p>ConraDargo: Made a few updates, nothing special really - some grammar and a link to Loading.se where I publish my monthly reports on upcoming DS-games.</p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:Flashback1a.jpg|right|thumb|180px|Flashback - early 90's platformer]]<br /> Despite being a member of the community since late 2003, the name ConraDargo may not ring a bell in everyone's ears due to his low average of posts (about 1 per day), yet this member has still managed to leave a mark on the community; his most noticeable work consisting of a huge compatibility list for the SNES emulators PocketSNES and SNES Advance on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Boy_Advance Game Boy Advance] in 2004, where he tested more than 2000 (!) SNES roms, and a personal guide to flashing a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_DS_Lite Nintendo DS Lite] which was posted in late 2006 - only days before GBAtemp's own guide went online.<br /> <br /> In the summer of 2008, ConraDargo started doing monthly threads with information on upcoming DS games for each month - inspired by the ''weekly'' threads by [[Hadrian]], who at first would not respond to ConraDargo's request of doing ''monthly'' reports ''instead'' - saying how it would take too much work and just wouldn't be worth all the hassle. What he ''did'' do, however, was to encourage ConraDargo to make it happen ''himself'' if he was up to the challenge.<br /> ConraDargo's last contribution was the August thread (2008) after which [[Hadrian]] took over for him because by this time, [[Hadrian]] had realized that doing monthly reports was not only extremely appreciated by GBAtemp's members, but ConraDargo had also proved that running such a thing wasn't really too much of a hassle after all.<br /> Sadly, [[Hadrian]] gave up on these threads only two months after picking them up and went back to only doing weekly reports instead - saying that he did not want to spend anymore time in updating it and not seeing the point in doing it monthly because of how often release dates change. ConraDargo is still running these threads on the Swedish forum [http://www.loading.se Loading.se] (which now also include 3DS titles) but have decided to leave GBAtemp members to their fate because of how time consuming it would be to produce monthly reports in two different languages.<br /> <br /> The username can also be seen on numerous other forums (namely Swedish ones) and is easily recognized and spotted by the avatar that he always use: the two mysterious eyes which covers the EU-case on the early 90's popular platform game [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flashback:_The_Quest_for_Identity Flashback]. ConraDargo's dedication (and crazy obsession) towards this game is also shown through his huge Flashback game collection (one copy of the game for every system that it was released on), his credit card which has the EU-cover printed on it, and even going as far as to creating a ''fake'' Flashback DS game - including both a fake cover ''and'' game card.<br /> <br /> ConraDargo is also the author of two [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FAQ FAQs]: ''Koinu Chan no Hajimete no Osanpo'' for the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Boy_Advance Game Boy Advance], and the Japanese version of ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendogs Nintendogs]'' on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_DS Nintendo DS] - for which he has received a lot of credit.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Members of GBAtemp]]</div>

ConraDargo https://wiki.gbatemp.net/w/index.php?title=User:ConraDargo&diff=22315 2009-03-23T00:31:53Z

<p>ConraDargo: Redirecting to ConraDargo</p> <hr /> <div>#Redirect [[ConraDargo]]</div>

ConraDargo https://wiki.gbatemp.net/w/index.php?title=ConraDargo&diff=17549 2008-11-16T14:13:41Z

<p>ConraDargo: Some grammatics</p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:Flashback1a.jpg|right|thumb|180px|Flashback - early 90's platformer]]<br /> Despite being a member of the community since late 2003, the name ConraDargo may not ring a bell in everyone's ears due to his low average of posts (about 1 per day), yet this member has still managed to leave a mark on the community; his most noticeable work consisting of a huge compatibility list for the SNES emulators PocketSNES and SNES Advance on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Boy_Advance Game Boy Advance] in 2004, where he tested more than 2000 (!) SNES roms, and a personal guide to flashing a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_DS_Lite Nintendo DS Lite] which was posted in late 2006 - only days before GBAtemp's own guide went online.<br /> <br /> <br /> In the summer of 2008, ConraDargo started doing monthly threads with information on upcoming DS games for each month - inspired by the ''weekly'' threads by [[Hadrian]], who at first would not respond to ConraDargo's request of doing ''monthly'' reports instead - saying that it'd take too much work and just wouldn't be worth all the hassle - but encouraged ConraDargo to make it happen if he was up to the challenge.<br /> ConraDargo's last contribution was the August thread after which [[Hadrian]] took over for him because by this time, [[Hadrian]] had realized that doing monthly reports was not only extremely appreciated by GBAtemp's members, but ConraDargo had also proved that running such a thing wasn't really too much of a hassle.<br /> Sadly, [[Hadrian]] gave up on these threads only two months after picking them up and went back to only doing weekly reports instead - saying that he did not want to spend anymore time in updating it and not seeing the point in doing it monthly because of how often release dates change. ConraDargo is still running these threads on Swedish forums but have decided to leave GBAtemp members to their fate because of how time consuming it would be to produce monthly reports in two different languages.<br /> <br /> <br /> The username can also be seen on numerous other forums (namely Swedish ones) and is easily recognized and spotted by the avatar that he always use: the two mysterious eyes which covers the EU-case on the early 90's popular platform game [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flashback:_The_Quest_for_Identity Flashback]. ConraDargo's dedication (and crazy obsession) towards this game is also shown through his huge Flashback game collection (one copy of the game for every system that it was released on), his credit card looking like the EU-cover, and even going as far as to creating a ''fake'' Flashback DS game - including both a fake cover ''and'' game card.<br /> <br /> <br /> ConraDargo is also the author of two [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FAQ FAQs]: ''Koinu Chan no Hajimete no Osanpo'' for the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Boy_Advance Game Boy Advance], and the Japanese version of ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendogs Nintendogs]'' on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_DS Nintendo DS] - for which he has received a lot of credit.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Members of GBAtemp]]</div>

ConraDargo https://wiki.gbatemp.net/w/index.php?title=ConraDargo&diff=16413 2008-11-02T13:51:21Z

<p>ConraDargo: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:Flashback1a.jpg|right|thumb|180px|Flashback - early 90's platformer]]<br /> Despite being a member of the community since late 2003, the name ConraDargo may not ring a bell in everyone's ears due to his low average of posts (~1.1 per day), but even this member has still managed to leave a mark on the community; his most noticeable work consisting of a huge compatibility list for the SNES emulators PocketSNES and SNES Advance on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Boy_Advance Game Boy Advance] in 2004, where he tested more than 2000 (!) SNES roms, and a personal guide to flashing a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_DS_Lite Nintendo DS Lite] which was posted in late 2006 - only days before GBAtemp's own guide went online.<br /> <br /> <br /> In the summer of 2008, ConraDargo started doing monthly threads with information on upcoming DS games for each month - inspired by the ''weekly'' threads by [[Hadrian]], who at first would not respond to ConraDargo's request of doing ''monthly'' reports instead - saying that it'd take too much work and just wouldn't be worth all the hassle - but encouraged ConraDargo to make it happen if he was up to the challenge.<br /> ConraDargo's last contribution was the August thread after which [[Hadrian]] took over for him because by this time, [[Hadrian]] had realized that doing monthly reports was not only extremely appreciated by GBAtemp's members, but ConraDargo had also proved that running such a thing wasn't really too much of a hassle.<br /> Sadly, [[Hadrian]] gave up on these threads only two months after picking them up and went back to only doing weekly reports instead - saying that he did not want to spend anymore time in updating it and not seeing the point in doing it monthly because of how often release dates change. ConraDargo is still running these threads on Swedish forums but have decided to leave GBAtemp members to their fate because of how time consuming it would be to produce monthly reports in two different languages.<br /> <br /> <br /> The username can also be seen on numerous other forums (namely Swedish ones) and is easily recognized and spotted by the avatar that he always uses: the two mysterious eyes which covers the EU-case on the early 90's popular platform game [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flashback:_The_Quest_for_Identity Flashback]. ConraDargo's dedication (and crazy obsession) towards this game is also shown through his huge Flashback game collection (one copy of the game for every system that it was released on), his credit card looking like the EU-cover, and even going as far as to creating a ''fake'' Flashback DS game which includes both a fake cover ''and'' game card.<br /> <br /> <br /> ConraDargo is also the author of two [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FAQ FAQs]: ''Koinu Chan no Hajimete no Osanpo'' for the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Boy_Advance Game Boy Advance], and the Japanese version of ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendogs Nintendogs]'' on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_DS Nintendo DS] - for which he has received a lot of credit.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Members of GBAtemp]]</div>

ConraDargo https://wiki.gbatemp.net/w/index.php?title=ConraDargo&diff=16412 2008-11-02T13:51:00Z

<p>ConraDargo: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:Flashback1a.jpg|right|thumb|180px|Flashback - early 90's platformer]]<br /> Despite being a member of the community since late 2003, the name ConraDargo may not ring a bell in everyone's ears due to his low average of posts (~1.1 per day), but even this member has still managed to leave a mark on the community; his most noticeable work consisting of a huge compatibility list for the SNES emulators PocketSNES and SNES Advance on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Boy_Advance Game Boy Advance] in 2004, where he tested more than 2000 (!) SNES roms, and a personal guide to flashing a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_DS_Lite Nintendo DS Lite] which was posted in late 2006 - only days before GBAtemp's own guide went online.<br /> <br /> <br /> In the summer of 2008, ConraDargo started doing monthly threads with information on upcoming DS games for each month - inspired by the ''weekly'' threads by [[Hadrian]], who at first would not respond to ConraDargo's request of doing ''monthly'' reports instead - saying that it'd take too much work and just wouldn't be worth all the hassle - but encouraged ConraDargo to make it happen if he was up to the challenge.<br /> ConraDargo's last contribution was the August thread after which [[Hadrian]] took over for him because by this time, Hadrian had realized that doing monthly reports was not only extremely appreciated by GBAtemp's members, but ConraDargo had also proved that running such a thing wasn't really too much of a hassle.<br /> Sadly, Hadrian gave up on these threads only two months after picking them up and went back to only doing weekly reports instead - saying that he did not want to spend anymore time in updating it and not seeing the point in doing it monthly because of how often release dates change. ConraDargo is still running these threads on Swedish forums but have decided to leave GBAtemp members to their fate because of how time consuming it would be to produce monthly reports in two different languages.<br /> <br /> <br /> The username can also be seen on numerous other forums (namely Swedish ones) and is easily recognized and spotted by the avatar that he always uses: the two mysterious eyes which covers the EU-case on the early 90's popular platform game [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flashback:_The_Quest_for_Identity Flashback]. ConraDargo's dedication (and crazy obsession) towards this game is also shown through his huge Flashback game collection (one copy of the game for every system that it was released on), his credit card looking like the EU-cover, and even going as far as to creating a ''fake'' Flashback DS game which includes both a fake cover ''and'' game card.<br /> <br /> <br /> ConraDargo is also the author of two [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FAQ FAQs]: ''Koinu Chan no Hajimete no Osanpo'' for the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Boy_Advance Game Boy Advance], and the Japanese version of ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendogs Nintendogs]'' on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_DS Nintendo DS] - for which he has received a lot of credit.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Members of GBAtemp]]</div>

ConraDargo https://wiki.gbatemp.net/w/index.php?title=ConraDargo&diff=16411 2008-11-02T13:50:52Z

<p>ConraDargo: Added the part on how Hadrian has now stopped running the monthly threads and that ConraDargo won&#039;t pick up where he left off</p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:Flashback1a.jpg|right|thumb|180px|Flashback - early 90's platformer]]<br /> Despite being a member of the community since late 2003, the name ConraDargo may not ring a bell in everyone's ears due to his low average of posts (~1.1 per day), but even this member has still managed to leave a mark on the community; his most noticeable work consisting of a huge compatibility list for the SNES emulators PocketSNES and SNES Advance on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Boy_Advance Game Boy Advance] in 2004, where he tested more than 2000 (!) SNES roms, and a personal guide to flashing a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_DS_Lite Nintendo DS Lite] which was posted in late 2006 - only days before GBAtemp's own guide went online.<br /> <br /> In the summer of 2008, ConraDargo started doing monthly threads with information on upcoming DS games for each month - inspired by the ''weekly'' threads by [[Hadrian]], who at first would not respond to ConraDargo's request of doing ''monthly'' reports instead - saying that it'd take too much work and just wouldn't be worth all the hassle - but encouraged ConraDargo to make it happen if he was up to the challenge.<br /> ConraDargo's last contribution was the August thread after which [[Hadrian]] took over for him because by this time, Hadrian had realized that doing monthly reports was not only extremely appreciated by GBAtemp's members, but ConraDargo had also proved that running such a thing wasn't really too much of a hassle.<br /> Sadly, Hadrian gave up on these threads only two months after picking them up and went back to only doing weekly reports instead - saying that he did not want to spend anymore time in updating it and not seeing the point in doing it monthly because of how often release dates change. ConraDargo is still running these threads on Swedish forums but have decided to leave GBAtemp members to their fate because of how time consuming it would be to produce monthly reports in two different languages.<br /> <br /> <br /> The username can also be seen on numerous other forums (namely Swedish ones) and is easily recognized and spotted by the avatar that he always uses: the two mysterious eyes which covers the EU-case on the early 90's popular platform game [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flashback:_The_Quest_for_Identity Flashback]. ConraDargo's dedication (and crazy obsession) towards this game is also shown through his huge Flashback game collection (one copy of the game for every system that it was released on), his credit card looking like the EU-cover, and even going as far as to creating a ''fake'' Flashback DS game which includes both a fake cover ''and'' game card.<br /> <br /> <br /> ConraDargo is also the author of two [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FAQ FAQs]: ''Koinu Chan no Hajimete no Osanpo'' for the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Boy_Advance Game Boy Advance], and the Japanese version of ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendogs Nintendogs]'' on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_DS Nintendo DS] - for which he has received a lot of credit.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Members of GBAtemp]]</div>

ConraDargo https://wiki.gbatemp.net/w/index.php?title=ConraDargo&diff=13438 2008-09-25T23:24:46Z

<p>ConraDargo: The monthly &quot;upcoming DS Games&quot; threads and some grammar</p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:Flashback1a.jpg|right|thumb|180px|Flashback - early 90's platformer]]<br /> Despite being a member of the community since late 2003, the name ConraDargo may not ring a bell in everyone's ears due to his low average of posts (~1.1 per day), but even this member has still managed to leave a mark on the community; his most noticeable work consisting of a huge compatibility list for the SNES emulators PocketSNES and SNES Advance on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Boy_Advance Game Boy Advance] in 2004, where he tested more than 2000 (!) SNES roms, and a personal guide to flashing a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_DS_Lite Nintendo DS Lite] which was posted in late 2006 - only days before GBAtemp's own guide went online.<br /> <br /> In the summer of 2008, ConraDargo started doing monthly threads with information on upcoming DS games for each month - inspired by the ''weekly'' threads by [[Hadrian]], who at first would not respond to ConraDargo's request of doing ''monthly'' reports instead - saying that it'd take too much work and just wouldn't be worth all the hassle - but encouraged ConraDargo to make it happen if he was up to the challenge.<br /> ConraDargo's last contribution was the August thread after which [[Hadrian]] took over for him because by this time, Hadrian had realized that doing monthly reports was not only extremely appreciated by GBAtemp's members, but ConraDargo had also proved that running such a thing wasn't really that much a hassle.<br /> <br /> <br /> The username can also be seen on numerous other forums (namely Swedish ones) and is easily recognized and spotted by the avatar that he always uses: the two mysterious eyes which covers the EU-case on the early 90's popular platform game [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flashback:_The_Quest_for_Identity Flashback]. ConraDargo's dedication (and crazy obsession) towards this game is also shown through his huge Flashback game collection (one copy of the game for every system that it was released on), his credit card looking like the EU-cover, and even going as far as to creating a ''fake'' Flashback DS game which includes both a fake cover ''and'' game card.<br /> <br /> <br /> ConraDargo is also the author of two [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FAQ FAQs]: ''Koinu Chan no Hajimete no Osanpo'' for the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Boy_Advance Game Boy Advance], and the Japanese version of ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendogs Nintendogs]'' on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_DS Nintendo DS] - for which he has received a lot of credit.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Members of GBAtemp]]</div>

ConraDargo https://wiki.gbatemp.net/w/index.php?title=ConraDargo&diff=8403 2007-10-06T12:54:25Z

<p>ConraDargo: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:Flashback1a.jpg|right|thumb|180px|Flashback - early 90's platformer]]<br /> Despite being a member of the community since late 2003, the name ConraDargo may not ring a bell in everyone's ears due to his low average of posts (~1.1 per day), but even this member has still managed to leave a mark on the community; his most noticeable work consisting of a huge compatibility list for the SNES emulators PocketSNES and SNES Advance on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Boy_Advance Game Boy Advance] in 2004, where he tested more than 2000 (!) SNES roms, and a personal guide to flashing a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_DS_Lite Nintendo DS Lite] which was posted in late 2006 - only days before GBAtemp's own guide went online.<br /> <br /> The username can also be seen on numerous other forums (namely Swedish ones) and is easily recognized and spotted by the avatar that he always uses: the two mysterious eyes which covers the EU-case on the early 90's popular platform game [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flashback:_The_Quest_for_Identity Flashback]. ConraDargo's dedication (and crazy obsession) towards this game is also shown through his huge Flashback game collection (one copy of the game for every system that it was released on), his DS and credit card (!) both looking like the EU-cover, and even making a fake Flashback DS game which includes both a fake cover ''and'' game card.<br /> <br /> ConraDargo is also the author of two [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FAQ FAQs]: ''Koinu Chan no Hajimete no Osanpo'' for the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Boy_Advance Game Boy Advance], and the Japanese version of ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendogs Nintendogs]'' on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_DS Nintendo DS] - for which he has received a lot of credit.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Members of GBAtemp]]</div>

ConraDargo https://wiki.gbatemp.net/w/index.php?title=File:Flashback1a.jpg&diff=8402 2007-10-06T12:50:56Z

<p>ConraDargo: Flashback (The Quest for Identity) - a much popular platform game from the early 90&#039;s. EU-cover.</p> <hr /> <div>Flashback (The Quest for Identity) - a much popular platform game from the early 90's. EU-cover.</div>

ConraDargo https://wiki.gbatemp.net/w/index.php?title=WiiKey&diff=2410 2007-03-05T06:13:50Z

<p>ConraDargo: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:WiiKey.JPG|thumb|The WiiKey modchip]]<br /> <br /> == WiiKey ==<br /> <br /> The WiiKey was announced at the beginning of February 2007 and shipped at the end of the month. It is one of many modchips available for the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wii Wii] by Nintendo and acts as a firmware replacement funneled through the debug serial port - tricking the DVD drive into believing that the backup is in fact legit, much like current [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xbox_360 Xbox 360] chips do.<br /> <br /> == Specifications ==<br /> <br /> As listed on the chip's official website:<br /> <br /> * Direct boot of Wii backups<br /> * Direct boot of GC backups<br /> * Direct boot of homebrew in GC mode<br /> * Supports all currently available console/drive versions<br /> * Supports D2B chipsets<br /> * Sophisticated (true) update mechanism via DVD (future proof, expect cool features to come)<br /> * Direct boot of different NTSC region Wii games/backups on US and JAP consoles<br /> * Partial support for NTSC region Wii games/backups on PAL consoles<br /> * Boots different region GC games/backups (partially without swapping)<br /> * Supports multi-disc games for BOTH Wii and GameCube<br /> * Supports DVD-R / true DVD+R and +RW support (no bitsetting required!)<br /> * Improved readsettings for recordable media<br /> * Built-in audio fix<br /> * Supports fullsize 4GB discs for GameCube homebrew<br /> * Stealth mode<br /> * 512 byte EEPROM to store configuration<br /> * Quicksolder interface - no wires required<br /> * Unique disc backup application via sdcard<br /> * Compact design, best quality components, rock solid high speed controller<br /> * Professional ESD packing<br /> * Recovery mode - Can recover from a bad flash<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Like its current competitors, the WiiKey is installed onto the Wii's drive either by quicksolder ''or'' using six wires. The chip can then be updated through the use of a Setup Disc which can be downloaded from the chip's website.<br /> <br /> To open up the console, the following tools are required:<br /> <br /> * A cutter tool<br /> * A small head screwdriver<br /> * A tri-wing driver<br /> <br /> GBAtemp member [[crumpster]] has written an excellent [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=43534 guide] to opening and soldering the Wii.<br /> <br /> == See also ==<br /> <br /> * [[Chiip]]<br /> * [[Cyclowiz]]<br /> * [[Wiinja]]<br /> * [[Wiip ]]<br /> * [[WiiXT]]<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.wiikey.cn Official WiiKey website]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Wii Modchips]]</div>

ConraDargo https://wiki.gbatemp.net/w/index.php?title=Wiinja&diff=2181 2007-03-03T21:26:58Z

<p>ConraDargo: /* See also */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:Wiinja.jpg|thumb|The Wiinja Modchip]]<br /> <br /> == Overview ==<br /> <br /> The Wiinja is a first generation Wii modchip. It is made by the [http://www.wiinja.com Ninja Team].<br /> So far there are 3 versions available:<br /> * Wiinja<br /> * Wiinja V2<br /> * Wiinja Deluxe<br /> <br /> == Review ==<br /> <br /> Review excerpt:<br /> <br /> :''&quot;It is relatively easy to install, has perfect compatibility, and comes with the &quot;audio fix&quot; for GameCube games. If you consider the current technical possibilities of the 1st-gen modchips, you can hardly do better than the Wiinja (to date, no other modchip can bypass the region lock). However, if a way to bypass the region lock were to be found later, you would have no other option than removing the chip as it is not upgradable.&quot;''<br /> <br /> [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=44099 GBAtemp Wiinja Review]<br /> <br /> == Driver's chipset ==<br /> <br /> Like the other first generation modchips, the Wiinja is not a console firmware hack but a driver's chipset hack that allow the reading of copied medias.<br /> <br /> The Wii has three different driver's chipset since it's released : <br /> * GC2 DMS<br /> * GC2R D2A<br /> * GC2R D2B<br /> <br /> The first version of the Wiinja is not compatible with the D2B chipset witch is the last chipset included in the Wii since December 2006 or January 2007.<br /> <br /> Since Wiinja V2, all the chipset are accepted.<br /> <br /> You can check the [[Wii chipset version]] compatibility with the serial number of the console.<br /> <br /> == See also ==<br /> <br /> * [[Chiip]]<br /> * [[Cyclowiz]]<br /> * [[WiiKey]]<br /> * [[Wiip]]<br /> * [[WiiXT]]<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.wiinja.com Official Wiinja website]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Wii Modchips]]</div>

ConraDargo https://wiki.gbatemp.net/w/index.php?title=WiiKey&diff=2180 2007-03-03T21:26:56Z

<p>ConraDargo: /* See also */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:WiiKey.JPG|thumb|The WiiKey modchip]]<br /> <br /> == WiiKey ==<br /> <br /> The WiiKey was announced at the beginning of February 2007 and shipped at the end of the month. It is one of many modchips available for the [http://www.wikipedia.org/Wii Wii] by Nintendo and acts as a firmware replacement funneled through the debug serial port - tricking the DVD drive into believing that the backup is in fact legit, much like current [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xbox_360 Xbox 360] chips do.<br /> <br /> == Specifications ==<br /> <br /> As listed on the chip's official website:<br /> <br /> * Direct boot of Wii backups<br /> * Direct boot of GC backups<br /> * Direct boot of homebrew in GC mode<br /> * Supports all currently available console/drive versions<br /> * Supports D2B chipsets<br /> * Sophisticated (true) update mechanism via DVD (future proof, expect cool features to come)<br /> * Direct boot of different NTSC region Wii games/backups on US and JAP consoles<br /> * Partial support for NTSC region Wii games/backups on PAL consoles<br /> * Boots different region GC games/backups (partially without swapping)<br /> * Supports multi-disc games for BOTH Wii and GameCube<br /> * Supports DVD-R / true DVD+R and +RW support (no bitsetting required!)<br /> * Improved readsettings for recordable media<br /> * Built-in audio fix<br /> * Supports fullsize 4GB discs for GameCube homebrew<br /> * Stealth mode<br /> * 512 byte EEPROM to store configuration<br /> * Quicksolder interface - no wires required<br /> * Unique disc backup application via sdcard<br /> * Compact design, best quality components, rock solid high speed controller<br /> * Professional ESD packing<br /> * Recovery mode - Can recover from a bad flash<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Like its current competitors, the WiiKey is installed onto the Wii's drive either by quicksolder ''or'' using six wires. The chip can then be updated through the use of a Setup Disc which can be downloaded from the chip's website.<br /> <br /> To open up the console, the following tools is required:<br /> <br /> * A cutter tool<br /> * A small head screwdriver<br /> * A tri-wing driver<br /> <br /> GBAtemp member [[crumpster]] has written an excellent [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=43534 guide] to opening and soldering the Wii.<br /> <br /> == See also ==<br /> <br /> * [[Chiip]]<br /> * [[Cyclowiz]]<br /> * [[Wiinja]]<br /> * [[Wiip ]]<br /> * [[WiiXT]]<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.wiikey.cn Official WiiKey website]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Wii Modchips]]</div>

ConraDargo https://wiki.gbatemp.net/w/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=2178 2007-03-03T21:24:41Z

<p>ConraDargo: /* Wii Modchips */</p> <hr /> <div>&lt;font color=&quot;#ff0000&quot;&gt;'''Your IP address is recorded at all times, any vandalism will result in your IP address/range being permanently banned from both the Wiki and main forums. We will NOT tolerate vandalism.'''&lt;/font&gt; <br /> <br /> == GBAtemp Wiki Overview ==<br /> <br /> :Welcome to the GBAtemp Wiki - WikiTemp! Here you'll find all the GBA/NDS/Wii information you could possibly want. From flash kit compatibility charts, flash kit information to save game databases.&lt;BR&gt;<br /> <br /> :Please remember that this Wiki is maintained and updated by YOU - the GBAtemp community. '''Please help out where you can!'''<br /> <br /> :&lt;font color=&quot;#ff0000&quot;&gt;'''If you're new to Wikis and want to know how to help contribute to this Wiki see the&lt;/font&gt; [[GBAtemp Wiki Tutorial]]'''<br /> <br /> == NDS &amp; Flash Carts ==<br /> <br /> NDS wiki articles:<br /> <br /> * [[NDS Compatibility List]] <br /> * [[NDS Multiplayer Games]]<br /> * [[Memory Speed Tests]]<br /> <br /> <br /> Select your flash cart/adapter from the list below to be taken to it's page.&lt;br&gt;<br /> For each cart/adapter you will find: '''FAQs and guides''', '''pictures''', '''skins''', and more...<br /> <br /> * '''Slot-1'''<br /> ** [[AceKard]]<br /> ** [[DSLink]]<br /> ** [[DS-Xtreme]]<br /> ** [[EZ-Flash V]]<br /> ** [[M3 DS Simply]]<br /> ** [[Ninja DS]]<br /> ** [[NinjaPass X9]]<br /> ** [[R4 DS]]<br /> ** [[Supercard DS One]]<br /> <br /> * '''Slot-2'''<br /> ** [[EWin2]]<br /> ** [[EZ-Flash IV (Lite)]]<br /> ** [[G6 (Lite)]]<br /> ** [[M3 Adapter (Perfect/Pro/Lite)]]<br /> ** [[Neoflash]]<br /> ** [[Supercard (CF/SD/Lite/Rumble)]]<br /> <br /> *'''Glossary'''*<br /> ** [http://wiki.gbatemp.net/index.php/GBAtemp_Glossary GBAtemp Glossary]<br /> <br /> == Wii Modchips ==<br /> <br /> Here is the list of known Wii modchips, ordered alphabetically.<br /> <br /> * [[Chiip]]<br /> * [[Cyclowiz]]<br /> * [[WiiKey]]<br /> * [[Wiinja]]<br /> * [[Wiip]]<br /> * [[WiiXT]]<br /> <br /> == Homebrew Database ==<br /> <br /> * [[NDS Homebrew]]<br /> * [[GBA Homebrew]]<br /> * [[Wii Homebrew]]<br /> <br /> == GBAtemp Flash Cart Review Database ==<br /> <br /> :Check out our extensive reviews to help you decide which cart is right for you.<br /> <br /> * [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showforum=99 Full List of Reviews]<br /> <br /> == Save Game Database ==<br /> <br /> :Are you looking for a save file for the latest game? Can't get past a boss? Visit our database for all your needs! You can also submit your save games to our database for other users to enjoy.<br /> <br /> * [[Save Game Database]]<br /> <br /> == About GBAtemp.net ==<br /> <br /> * [[History of GBAtemp]]<br /> * Why this name? [[The Name of GBAtemp]]<br /> * [[Current Staff members]]<br /> * [[Former Staff members]]<br /> * [[IRC Staff members]]<br /> * [[:Category:Members of GBAtemp|Members of GBAtemp]]<br /> <br /> <br /> Misc information about GBAtemp:<br /> * The official [[GBAtemp Tournaments]]<br /> * The different [[Member Groups]] on GBAtemp<br /> * The [[Legendary Topics]] of GBAtemp<br /> * [[How much do you love GBAtemp?]]</div>

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<p>ConraDargo: /* WiiKey */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:WiiKey.JPG|thumb|The WiiKey modchip]]<br /> <br /> == WiiKey ==<br /> <br /> The WiiKey was announced at the beginning of February 2007 and shipped at the end of the month. It is one of many modchips available for the [http://www.wikipedia.org/Wii Wii] by Nintendo and acts as a firmware replacement funneled through the debug serial port - tricking the DVD drive into believing that the backup is in fact legit, much like current [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xbox_360 Xbox 360] chips do.<br /> <br /> == Specifications ==<br /> <br /> As listed on the chip's official website:<br /> <br /> * Direct boot of Wii backups<br /> * Direct boot of GC backups<br /> * Direct boot of homebrew in GC mode<br /> * Supports all currently available console/drive versions<br /> * Supports D2B chipsets<br /> * Sophisticated (true) update mechanism via DVD (future proof, expect cool features to come)<br /> * Direct boot of different NTSC region Wii games/backups on US and JAP consoles<br /> * Partial support for NTSC region Wii games/backups on PAL consoles<br /> * Boots different region GC games/backups (partially without swapping)<br /> * Supports multi-disc games for BOTH Wii and GameCube<br /> * Supports DVD-R / true DVD+R and +RW support (no bitsetting required!)<br /> * Improved readsettings for recordable media<br /> * Built-in audio fix<br /> * Supports fullsize 4GB discs for GameCube homebrew<br /> * Stealth mode<br /> * 512 byte EEPROM to store configuration<br /> * Quicksolder interface - no wires required<br /> * Unique disc backup application via sdcard<br /> * Compact design, best quality components, rock solid high speed controller<br /> * Professional ESD packing<br /> * Recovery mode - Can recover from a bad flash<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Like its current competitors, the WiiKey is installed onto the Wii's drive either by quicksolder ''or'' using six wires. The chip can then be updated through the use of a Setup Disc which can be downloaded from the chip's website.<br /> <br /> To open up the console, the following tools is required:<br /> <br /> * A cutter tool<br /> * A small head screwdriver<br /> * A tri-wing driver<br /> <br /> GBAtemp member [[crumpster]] has written an excellent [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=43534 guide] to opening and soldering the Wii.<br /> <br /> == See also ==<br /> <br /> * [[Chiip]]<br /> * [[Cyclowiz]]<br /> * [[Wiinja]]<br /> * [[Wiip ]]<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.wiikey.cn Official WiiKey website]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Wii Modchips]]</div>

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<p>ConraDargo: /* See also */</p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:Wiinja.jpg|thumb|The Wiinja Modchip]]<br /> <br /> == Overview ==<br /> <br /> The Wiinja is a first generation Wii modchip. It is made by the [http://www.wiinja.com Ninja Team].<br /> So far there are 3 versions available:<br /> * Wiinja<br /> * Wiinja V2<br /> * Wiinja Deluxe<br /> <br /> == Review ==<br /> <br /> Review excerpt:<br /> <br /> :''&quot;It is relatively easy to install, has perfect compatibility, and comes with the &quot;audio fix&quot; for GameCube games. If you consider the current technical possibilities of the 1st-gen modchips, you can hardly do better than the Wiinja (to date, no other modchip can bypass the region lock). However, if a way to bypass the region lock were to be found later, you would have no other option than removing the chip as it is not upgradable.&quot;''<br /> <br /> [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=44099 GBAtemp Wiinja Review]<br /> <br /> == Driver's chipset ==<br /> <br /> Like the other first generation modchips, the Wiinja is not a console firmware hack but a driver's chipset hack that allow the reading of copied medias.<br /> <br /> The Wii has three different driver's chipset since it's released : <br /> * GC2 DMS<br /> * GC2R D2A<br /> * GC2R D2B<br /> <br /> The first version of the Wiinja is not compatible with the D2B chipset witch is the last chipset included in the Wii since December 2006 or January 2007.<br /> <br /> Since Wiinja V2, all the chipset are accepted.<br /> <br /> You can check the [[Wii chipset version]] compatibility with the serial number of the console.<br /> <br /> == See also ==<br /> <br /> * [[Chiip]]<br /> * [[Cyclowiz]]<br /> * [[WiiKey]]<br /> * [[Wiip]]<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.wiinja.com Official Wiinja website]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Wii Modchips]]</div>

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<p>ConraDargo: New page: The WiiKey modchip == WiiKey == The WiiKey was announced at the beginning of February 2007 and shipped at the end of the month. It is one of many modchips avai...</p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:WiiKey.JPG|thumb|The WiiKey modchip]]<br /> <br /> == WiiKey ==<br /> <br /> The WiiKey was announced at the beginning of February 2007 and shipped at the end of the month. It is one of many modchips available for the [http://www.wikipedia.org/Wii Wii] by Nintendo and acts as a firmware replacement funneled through the debug serial port - tricking the DVD drive into believing that the backup is in fact legit, much like current Xbox 360 chips do.<br /> <br /> == Specifications ==<br /> <br /> As listed on the chip's official website:<br /> <br /> * Direct boot of Wii backups<br /> * Direct boot of GC backups<br /> * Direct boot of homebrew in GC mode<br /> * Supports all currently available console/drive versions<br /> * Supports D2B chipsets<br /> * Sophisticated (true) update mechanism via DVD (future proof, expect cool features to come)<br /> * Direct boot of different NTSC region Wii games/backups on US and JAP consoles<br /> * Partial support for NTSC region Wii games/backups on PAL consoles<br /> * Boots different region GC games/backups (partially without swapping)<br /> * Supports multi-disc games for BOTH Wii and GameCube<br /> * Supports DVD-R / true DVD+R and +RW support (no bitsetting required!)<br /> * Improved readsettings for recordable media<br /> * Built-in audio fix<br /> * Supports fullsize 4GB discs for GameCube homebrew<br /> * Stealth mode<br /> * 512 byte EEPROM to store configuration<br /> * Quicksolder interface - no wires required<br /> * Unique disc backup application via sdcard<br /> * Compact design, best quality components, rock solid high speed controller<br /> * Professional ESD packing<br /> * Recovery mode - Can recover from a bad flash<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Like its current competitors, the WiiKey is installed onto the Wii's drive either by quicksolder ''or'' using six wires. The chip can then be updated through the use of a Setup Disc which can be downloaded from the chip's website.<br /> <br /> To open up the console, the following tools is required:<br /> <br /> * A cutter tool<br /> * A small head screwdriver<br /> * A tri-wing driver<br /> <br /> GBAtemp member [[crumpster]] has written an excellent [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=43534 guide] to opening and soldering the Wii.<br /> <br /> == See also ==<br /> <br /> * [[Chiip]]<br /> * [[Cyclowiz]]<br /> * [[Wiinja]]<br /> * [[Wiip ]]<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.wiikey.cn Official WiiKey website]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Wii Modchips]]</div>

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<p>ConraDargo: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;font color=&quot;#ff0000&quot;&gt;'''Your IP address is recorded at all times, any vandalism will result in your IP address/range being permanently banned from both the Wiki and main forums. We will NOT tolerate vandalism.'''&lt;/font&gt; <br /> <br /> == GBAtemp Wiki Overview ==<br /> <br /> :Welcome to the GBAtemp Wiki - WikiTemp! Here you'll find all the GBA/NDS/Wii information you could possibly want. From flash kit compatibility charts, flash kit information to save game databases.&lt;BR&gt;<br /> <br /> :Please remember that this Wiki is maintained and updated by YOU - the GBAtemp community. '''Please help out where you can!'''<br /> <br /> :&lt;font color=&quot;#ff0000&quot;&gt;'''If you're new to Wikis and want to know how to help contribute to this Wiki see the&lt;/font&gt; [[GBAtemp Wiki Tutorial]]'''<br /> <br /> == NDS &amp; Flash Carts ==<br /> <br /> NDS wiki articles:<br /> <br /> * [[NDS Compatibility List]] <br /> * [[NDS Multiplayer Games]]<br /> * [[Memory Speed Tests]]<br /> <br /> <br /> Select your flash cart/adapter from the list below to be taken to it's page.&lt;br&gt;<br /> For each cart/adapter you will find: '''FAQs and guides''', '''pictures''', '''skins''', and more...<br /> <br /> * '''Slot-1'''<br /> ** [[AceKard]]<br /> ** [[DSLink]]<br /> ** [[DS-Xtreme]]<br /> ** [[EZ-Flash V]]<br /> ** [[M3 DS Simply]]<br /> ** [[Ninja DS]]<br /> ** [[NinjaPass X9]]<br /> ** [[R4 DS]]<br /> ** [[Supercard DS One]]<br /> <br /> * '''Slot-2'''<br /> ** [[EWin2]]<br /> ** [[EZ-Flash IV (Lite)]]<br /> ** [[G6 (Lite)]]<br /> ** [[M3 Adapter (Perfect/Pro/Lite)]]<br /> ** [[Neoflash]]<br /> ** [[Supercard (CF/SD/Lite/Rumble)]]<br /> <br /> *'''Glossary'''*<br /> ** [http://wiki.gbatemp.net/index.php/GBAtemp_Glossary GBAtemp Glossary]<br /> <br /> == Wii Modchips ==<br /> <br /> Here is the list of known Wii modchips, ordered alphabetically.<br /> <br /> * [[Chiip]]<br /> * [[Cyclowiz]]<br /> * [[WiiKey]]<br /> * [[Wiinja]]<br /> * [[Wiip]]<br /> <br /> == Homebrew Database ==<br /> <br /> * [[NDS Homebrew]]<br /> * [[GBA Homebrew]]<br /> * [[Wii Homebrew]]<br /> <br /> == GBAtemp Flash Cart Review Database ==<br /> <br /> :Check out our extensive reviews to help you decide which cart is right for you.<br /> <br /> * [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showforum=99 Full List of Reviews]<br /> <br /> == Save Game Database ==<br /> <br /> :Are you looking for a save file for the latest game? Can't get past a boss? Visit our database for all your needs! You can also submit your save games to our database for other users to enjoy.<br /> <br /> * [[Save Game Database]]<br /> <br /> == About GBAtemp.net ==<br /> <br /> * [[History of GBAtemp]]<br /> * Why this name? [[The Name of GBAtemp]]<br /> * [[Current Staff members]]<br /> * [[Former Staff members]]<br /> * [[IRC Staff members]]<br /> * [[:Category:Members of GBAtemp|Members of GBAtemp]]<br /> <br /> <br /> Misc information about GBAtemp:<br /> * The official [[GBAtemp Tournaments]]<br /> * The different [[Member Groups]] on GBAtemp<br /> * The [[Legendary Topics]] of GBAtemp<br /> * [[How much do you love GBAtemp?]]</div>

ConraDargo https://wiki.gbatemp.net/w/index.php?title=Wiikey&diff=2172 2007-03-03T21:14:34Z

<p>ConraDargo: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:WiiKey.JPG|thumb|The WiiKey modchip]]<br /> <br /> == WiiKey ==<br /> <br /> The WiiKey was announced at the beginning of February 2007 and shipped at the end of the month. It is one of many modchips available for the [http://www.wikipedia.org/Wii Wii] by Nintendo and acts as a firmware replacement funneled through the debug serial port - tricking the DVD drive into believing that the backup is in fact legit, much like current Xbox 360 chips do.<br /> <br /> == Specifications ==<br /> <br /> As listed on the chip's official website:<br /> <br /> * Direct boot of Wii backups<br /> * Direct boot of GC backups<br /> * Direct boot of homebrew in GC mode<br /> * Supports all currently available console/drive versions<br /> * Supports D2B chipsets<br /> * Sophisticated (true) update mechanism via DVD (future proof, expect cool features to come)<br /> * Direct boot of different NTSC region Wii games/backups on US and JAP consoles<br /> * Partial support for NTSC region Wii games/backups on PAL consoles<br /> * Boots different region GC games/backups (partially without swapping)<br /> * Supports multi-disc games for BOTH Wii and GameCube<br /> * Supports DVD-R / true DVD+R and +RW support (no bitsetting required!)<br /> * Improved readsettings for recordable media<br /> * Built-in audio fix<br /> * Supports fullsize 4GB discs for GameCube homebrew<br /> * Stealth mode<br /> * 512 byte EEPROM to store configuration<br /> * Quicksolder interface - no wires required<br /> * Unique disc backup application via sdcard<br /> * Compact design, best quality components, rock solid high speed controller<br /> * Professional ESD packing<br /> * Recovery mode - Can recover from a bad flash<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Like its current competitors, the WiiKey is installed onto the Wii's drive either by quicksolder ''or'' using six wires. The chip can then be updated through the use of a Setup Disc which can be downloaded from the chip's website.<br /> <br /> To open up the console, the following tools is required:<br /> <br /> * A cutter tool<br /> * A small head screwdriver<br /> * A tri-wing driver<br /> <br /> GBAtemp member [[crumpster]] has written an excellent [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=43534 guide] to opening and soldering the Wii.<br /> <br /> == See also ==<br /> <br /> * [[Chiip]]<br /> * [[Cyclowiz]]<br /> * [[Wiinja]]<br /> * [[Wiip ]]<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.wiikey.cn Official WiiKey website]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Wii Modchips]]</div>

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<p>ConraDargo: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:Wiinja.jpg|thumb|The Wiinja Modchip]]<br /> <br /> == Overview ==<br /> <br /> The Wiinja is a first generation Wii modchip. It is made by the [http://www.wiinja.com Ninja Team].<br /> So far there are 3 versions available:<br /> * Wiinja<br /> * Wiinja V2<br /> * Wiinja Deluxe<br /> <br /> == Review ==<br /> <br /> Review excerpt:<br /> <br /> :''&quot;It is relatively easy to install, has perfect compatibility, and comes with the &quot;audio fix&quot; for GameCube games. If you consider the current technical possibilities of the 1st-gen modchips, you can hardly do better than the Wiinja (to date, no other modchip can bypass the region lock). However, if a way to bypass the region lock were to be found later, you would have no other option than removing the chip as it is not upgradable.&quot;''<br /> <br /> [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=44099 GBAtemp Wiinja Review]<br /> <br /> == Driver's chipset ==<br /> <br /> Like the other first generation modchips, the Wiinja is not a console firmware hack but a driver's chipset hack that allow the reading of copied medias.<br /> <br /> The Wii has three different driver's chipset since it's released : <br /> * GC2 DMS<br /> * GC2R D2A<br /> * GC2R D2B<br /> <br /> The first version of the Wiinja is not compatible with the D2B chipset witch is the last chipset included in the Wii since December 2006 or January 2007.<br /> <br /> Since Wiinja V2, all the chipset are accepted.<br /> <br /> You can check the [[Wii chipset version]] compatibility with the serial number of the console.<br /> <br /> == See also ==<br /> <br /> * [[Chiip]]<br /> * [[Cyclowiz]]<br /> * [[Wiikey]]<br /> * [[Wiip]]<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.wiinja.com Official Wiinja website]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Wii Modchips]]</div>

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<p>ConraDargo: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:Wiinja.jpg|thumb|The Wiinja Modchip]]<br /> <br /> == Overview ==<br /> <br /> The Wiinja is a first generation Wii modchip. It is made by the [http://www.wiinja.com Ninja Team].<br /> So far there are 3 versions available:<br /> * Wiinja<br /> * Wiinja V2<br /> * Wiinja Deluxe<br /> <br /> == Review ==<br /> <br /> Review excerpt:<br /> <br /> :''&quot;It is relatively easy to install, has perfect compatibility, and comes with the &quot;audio fix&quot; for GameCube games. If you consider the current technical possibilities of the 1st-gen modchips, you can hardly do better than the Wiinja (to date, no other modchip can bypass the region lock). However, if a way to bypass the region lock were to be found later, you would have no other option than removing the chip as it is not upgradable.&quot;''<br /> <br /> [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=44099 GBAtemp Wiinja Review]<br /> <br /> == Driver's chipset ==<br /> <br /> Like the other first generation modchips, the Wiinja is not a console firmware hack but a driver's chipset hack that allow the reading of copied medias.<br /> <br /> The Wii has three different driver's chipset since it's released : <br /> * GC2 DMS<br /> * GC2R D2A<br /> * GC2R D2B<br /> <br /> The first version of the Wiinja is not compatible with the D2B chipset witch is the last chipset included in the Wii since December 2006 or January 2007.<br /> <br /> Since Wiinja V2, all the chipset are accepted.<br /> <br /> You can check the [[Wii chipset version]] compatibility with the serial number of the console.<br /> <br /> == See also ==<br /> <br /> * [[Chiip]]<br /> * [[Cyclowiz]]<br /> * [[WiiKey]]<br /> * [[Wiip]]<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.wiinja.com Official Wiinja website]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Wii Modchips]]</div>

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<p>ConraDargo: </p> <hr /> <div>== WiiKey ==<br /> <br /> [[Image:WiiKey.JPG]]<br /> <br /> The WiiKey was announced at the beginning of February 2007 and shipped at the end of the month. It is one of many mod chips available for the [http://www.wikipedia.org/Wii Wii] by Nintendo and acts as a firmware replacement funneled through the debug serial port - tricking the DVD drive into believing that the backup is in fact legit, much like current Xbox 360 chips do.<br /> <br /> == WiiKey Specifications ==<br /> <br /> As listed on the chip's official website:<br /> <br /> * Direct boot of Wii backups<br /> * Direct boot of GC backups<br /> * Direct boot of homebrew in GC mode<br /> * Supports all currently available console/drive versions<br /> * Supports D2B chipsets<br /> * Sophisticated (true) update mechanism via DVD (future proof, expect cool features to come)<br /> * Direct boot of different NTSC region Wii games/backups on US and JAP consoles<br /> * Partial support for NTSC region Wii games/backups on PAL consoles<br /> * Boots different region GC games/backups (partially without swapping)<br /> * Supports multi-disc games for BOTH Wii and GameCube<br /> * Supports DVD-R / true DVD+R and +RW support (no bitsetting required!)<br /> * Improved readsettings for recordable media<br /> * Built-in audio fix<br /> * Supports fullsize 4GB discs for GameCube homebrew<br /> * Stealth mode<br /> * 512 byte EEPROM to store configuration<br /> * Quicksolder interface - no wires required<br /> * Unique disc backup application via sdcard<br /> * Compact design, best quality components, rock solid high speed controller<br /> * Professional ESD packing<br /> * Recovery mode - Can recover from a bad flash<br /> <br /> == Installation ==<br /> <br /> Like its current competitors, the WiiKey is installed onto the Wii's drive either by quicksolder ''or'' using six wires. The chip can then be updated through the use of a Setup Disc which can be downloaded from the chip's website.<br /> <br /> To open up the console, the following tools is required:<br /> <br /> * A cutter tool<br /> * A small head screwdriver<br /> * A tri-wing driver<br /> <br /> GBAtemp member [[crumpster]] has written an excellent [http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=43534 guide] to opening and soldering the Wii.<br /> <br /> == See also ==<br /> <br /> * [[Chiip]]<br /> * [[Cyclowiz]]<br /> * [[Wiinja]]<br /> * [[Wiip ]]<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://www.wiikey.cn Official WiiKey website]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Wii Modchips]]</div>

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<p>ConraDargo: WiiKey - one of many chips designed to work with the Nintendo Wii.</p> <hr /> <div>WiiKey - one of many chips designed to work with the Nintendo Wii.</div>

ConraDargo https://wiki.gbatemp.net/w/index.php?title=ConraDargo&diff=1685 2007-02-28T20:58:40Z

<p>ConraDargo: </p> <hr /> <div>Despite being a member of the community since late 2003, the name ConraDargo may not ring a bell in everyone's ears due to his low average of posts (1.1 per day) but this member has still managed to leave a mark on the community; his most noticeable work consisting of a huge compatibility list for the SNES emulators PocketSNES and SNES Advance on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Boy_Advance Game Boy Advance] in 2004, where he tested more than 2000 (!) SNES roms, and a personal guide to flashing a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_DS_Lite Nintendo DS Lite] which was posted in late 2006 - only days before GBAtemp's own guide went online.<br /> <br /> The name can also be seen on numerous other forums (namely Swedish ones) and is easily recognized and spotted by the avatar he always uses: the two mysterious eyes which covers the EU-case on the early 90's popular game [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flashback:_The_Quest_for_Identity Flashback].<br /> <br /> ConraDargo is also the author of two [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FAQ FAQs]: ''Koinu Chan no Hajimete no Osanpo'' for the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Boy_Advance Game Boy Advance], and the Japanese version of ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendogs Nintendogs]'' on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_DS Nintendo DS] - for which he has received a lot of credit.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Members of GBAtemp]]</div>

ConraDargo https://wiki.gbatemp.net/w/index.php?title=ConraDargo&diff=1569 2007-02-28T11:13:18Z

<p>ConraDargo: </p> <hr /> <div>Despite being a member of the community since late 2003, the name ConraDargo may not ring a bell in everyone's ears due to his low average of posts (1.1 per day) but this member has still managed to leave a mark on the community; his most noticable work consisting of a huge compatibility list for the SNES emulators PocketSNES and SNES Advance on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Boy_Advance Game Boy Advance] in 2004, where he tested more than 2000 (!) SNES roms, and a personal guide to flashing a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_DS_Lite Nintendo DS Lite] which was posted in late 2006 - only days before GBAtemp's own guide went online.<br /> <br /> The name can also be seen on numerous other forums (namely Swedish ones) and is easily recognized and spotted by the avatar he always uses: the two mysterious eyes which covers the EU-case on the early 90's popular game [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flashback:_The_Quest_for_Identity Flashback].<br /> <br /> ConraDargo is also the author of two [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FAQ FAQs]: ''Koinu Chan no Hajimete no Osanpo'' for the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Boy_Advance Game Boy Advance], and the japanese version of ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendogs Nintendogs]'' on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_DS Nintendo DS] - for which he has received a lot of credit.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Members of GBAtemp]]</div>

ConraDargo https://wiki.gbatemp.net/w/index.php?title=ConraDargo&diff=1562 2007-02-28T10:53:50Z

<p>ConraDargo: </p> <hr /> <div>Despite being a member of the community since late 2003, the name ConraDargo may not ring a bell in everyone's ears due to his low average of posts (1.1 per day) but this member has still managed to leave a mark on the community; his most noticable work consisting of a huge compatibility list for the SNES emulators PocketSNES and SNES Advance on [[Game Boy Advance]] in 2004, where he tested more than 2000 (!) SNES roms, and a personal guide to flashing a [[Nintendo DS Lite]] which was posted in late 2006 - only days before GBAtemp's own guide went online.<br /> <br /> The name can also be seen on numerous other forums (namely Swedish ones) and is easily recognized and spotted by the avatar he always uses: the two mysterious eyes which covers the EU-case on the early 90's popular game [[Flashback]] (The Quest for Identity).<br /> <br /> ConraDargo is also the author of two FAQs: ''Koinu Chan no Hajimete no Osanpo'' for the [[Game Boy Advance]], and the japanese version of ''[[Nintendogs]]'' on [[Nintendo DS]] - for which he has received a lot of credit.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Members of GBAtemp]]</div>

ConraDargo https://wiki.gbatemp.net/w/index.php?title=ConraDargo&diff=1475 2007-02-28T07:56:39Z

<p>ConraDargo: </p> <hr /> <div>Despite being a member of the community since late 2003, the name ConraDargo may not ring a bell in everyone's ears due to his low average of posts (1.1 per day) but this member has still managed to leave a mark on the community; his most noticable work consisting of a huge compatibility list for the SNES emulators PocketSNES and SNES Advance on [[Game Boy Advance]] in 2004, where he tested more than 2000 (!) SNES roms, and a personal guide to flashing a [[Nintendo DS Lite]] which was posted in late 2006 - only days before GBAtemp's own guide went online.<br /> <br /> The name can also be seen on numerous other forums (namely Swedish ones) and is easily recognized and spotted by the avatar he always uses: the two eyes which covers the EU-cover on the popular game [[Flashback]] (The Quest for Identity).<br /> <br /> ConraDargo is also the author of two FAQs: ''Koinu Chan no Hajimete no Osanpo'' for the [[Game Boy Advance]], and the japanese version of ''[[Nintendogs]]'' on [[Nintendo DS]] - for which he has received a lot of credit.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Members of GBAtemp]]</div>

ConraDargo https://wiki.gbatemp.net/w/index.php?title=ConraDargo&diff=1474 2007-02-28T07:54:30Z

<p>ConraDargo: </p> <hr /> <div>Despite being a member of the community since late 2003, the name ConraDargo may not ring a bell in everyone's ears due to his low average of posts (1.1 per day) but this member has still managed to leave a mark on the community; his most noticable work consisting of a huge compatibility list for the SNES emulators PocketSNES and SNES Advance on [[Game Boy Advance]] in 2004, where he tested more than 2000 (!) SNES roms, and a personal guide to flashing a [[Nintendo DS Lite]] which was posted in late 2006 - only days before GBAtemp's own guide went online.<br /> <br /> The name can also be seen on numerous other forums (namely Swedish ones) and he is also the author of two FAQs: ''Koinu Chan no Hajimete no Osanpo'' for the [[Game Boy Advance]], and the japanese version of ''[[Nintendogs]]'' on [[Nintendo DS]] - for which he has received a lot of credit.<br /> <br /> ConraDargo is easily recognized and spotted on forums by his avatar: the two eyes which covers the cover on the popular game [[Flashback]] (The Quest for Identity).<br /> <br /> [[Category:Members of GBAtemp]]</div>

ConraDargo https://wiki.gbatemp.net/w/index.php?title=ConraDargo&diff=1473 2007-02-28T07:46:00Z

<p>ConraDargo: </p> <hr /> <div>Despite being a member of the community since late 2003, the name ConraDargo may not ring a bell in everyone's ears due to his low average of posts (1.1 per day) but this member has still managed to leave a mark on the community; his most noticable work consisting of a huge compatibility list for the SNES emulators PocketSNES and SNES Advance on [[Game Boy Advance]] in 2004, where he tested more than 2000 (!) SNES roms, and a personal guide to flashing a [[Nintendo DS Lite]] which was posted in late 2006 - only days before GBAtemp's own guide went online.<br /> <br /> The name ConraDargo can also be seen on numerous other forums (namely Swedish ones) and he is also the author of two FAQs: ''Koinu Chan no Hajimete no Osanpo'' for the [[Game Boy Advance]], and the japanese version of ''[[Nintendogs]]'' on [[Nintendo DS]] - for which he has received a lot of credit.<br /> <br /> ConraDargo is easily recognized and spotted on forums by his avatar: the two eyes which covers the cover on the popular game [[Flashback]] (The Quest for Identity).<br /> <br /> [[Category:Members of GBAtemp]]</div>

ConraDargo https://wiki.gbatemp.net/w/index.php?title=ConraDargo&diff=1472 2007-02-28T07:37:40Z

<p>ConraDargo: </p> <hr /> <div>Despite being a member of the community since late 2003, the name ConraDargo may not ring a bell in everyone's ears due to his low average of posts (1.1 per day) but this member has still managed to leave a mark on the community; his most noticable work consisting of a huge compatibility list for the SNES emulators PocketSNES and SNES Advance on Game Boy Advance in 2004, where he tested more than 2000 (!) SNES roms, and a personal guide to flashing a DS Lite which was posted in late 2006 - only days before GBAtemp's own guide went online.<br /> <br /> The name ConraDargo can also be seen on numerous other forums (namely Swedish ones) and he is also the author of two FAQs: ''Koinu Chan no Hajimete no Osanpo'' for the Game Boy Advance, and the japanese version of ''Nintendogs'' on Nintendo DS - for which he has received a lot of credit.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Members of GBAtemp]]</div>

ConraDargo https://wiki.gbatemp.net/w/index.php?title=ConraDargo&diff=1462 2007-02-28T05:38:49Z

<p>ConraDargo: New page: Despite being a member of the community since late 2003, ConraDargo may not ring a bell in everyone&#039;s ears due to his low average of posting (1.1 per day) but has still managed to leave a ...</p> <hr /> <div>Despite being a member of the community since late 2003, ConraDargo may not ring a bell in everyone's ears due to his low average of posting (1.1 per day) but has still managed to leave a mark on the community. More to come...<br /> <br /> [[Category:Members of GBAtemp]]</div>

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