I already bought everything I need except a mod chip
is there anywhere I could buy a wode / wiikey / wasp mod chip?
Not unless you want to buy 300 of them at onceI already bought everything I need except a mod chip
Like you said, they're no longer in production. That's why I mentioned on your other thread that wiis not needing a modchip is a bonus. Your best bet is to post in the WTB section here in case anybody has one they're willing to sell you, and in the meantime keep an eye on ebay.
Okay thanks. I'll keep my eye out.Not unless you want to buy 300 of them at once
EDIT: Xeno GCs are only to let you play copies of games burned to mini dvds
They don't even do that anymore!Not unless you want to buy 300 of them at once
EDIT: Xeno GCs are only to let you play copies of games burned to mini dvds
You could use a Wode if you really wanted to. They are easier to find if you buy a Wii with one attached.
Lol you've got $4500 laying around for modchips?
Nah, But me and some friends wanted to do a bulk buy.
Do you know of any good tutorials for how to make a portable wii? I'm thinking of making one now
You've come to the right place.
That seems like a pretty helpful guide, but it doesn't specifically tell me where to solder the wires, and I think I would like to have a built in classic controller in my case. Are there any more in depth tutorials you know of or one that tells how to wire up a controller? I couldn't find any :/
Read through the guides section. A classic controller must be plugged into a wii remote which overcomplicates things tremendously. If you build a gamecube controller into it, it can be used as a classic controller. If you wanted, you could even use the buttons etc from a classic controller but hook them up to a gamecube brain. The trimming guide does tell you specifically where all the wires should go in the pictures, and is as in-depth as you can possibly get without using a single specific design.
Okay I'll probably use a GC controller then. I'll take another look at the tutorial tooRead through the guides section. A classic controller must be plugged into a wii remote which overcomplicates things tremendously. If you build a gamecube controller into it, it can be used as a classic controller. If you wanted, you could even use the buttons etc from a classic controller but hook them up to a gamecube brain. The trimming guide does tell you specifically where all the wires should go in the pictures, and is as in-depth as you can possibly get without using a single specific design.
