Brawl mod help

[DarklordKyo]

I want to start regularly using the Project M and Brawl Minus mods, and I want to use the hackless method. The question is, do I need to use a specific method to safely remove the mod from both my Wii and Brawl?, or do things just revert to normal after switching off the Wii?

Also, is it possible to use this hackless method on the Wii U? (I intend to get a Wii U eventually, and it'll essentially turn my Wii into a flat, white Gamecube as far as game use goes).

 

[Roxas1359]

Things revert to normal after switching off the Wii when using the hackless method. What it does is that the OS for the Wii crashes when accessing the SD card in the stage creation, which is the easiest way to crash the Wii's OS, and everything loads from the SD Card. It works on both the Wii and Wii U when the Wii U is in Wii Mode, because Nintendo didn't patch any of the exploits that the Wii had after it's last update.

Basically, no damage will occur to your Wii/Wii U. The game may crash every now and then, but that's only if you add in alternate costumes yourself when doing Project M because Project M makes it even easier to get access to the files for the characters.

 

[DarklordKyo]

Things revert to normal after switching off the Wii when using the hackless method. What it does is that the OS for the Wii crashes when accessing the SD card in the stage creation, which is the easiest way to crash the Wii's OS, and everything loads from the SD Card. It works on both the Wii and Wii U when the Wii U is in Wii Mode, because Nintendo didn't patch any of the exploits that the Wii had after it's last update.

Basically, no damage will occur to your Wii/Wii U. The game may crash every now and then, but that's only if you add in alternate costumes yourself when doing Project M because Project M makes it even easier to get access to the files for the characters.

okay, thanks for the info

 

[Roxas1359]

okay, thanks for the info

No problem. I know it works well since I've tested it out on both my Wii and my Wii U Deluxe. Now, I believe there was an update that allows you to use any size SD card, but that'll only work when doing it on the Wii U I believe. If it's a regular Wii, then you'll have to use a regular SD card that caps off at 1 to 2 GB. I recommend using older SD cards, as newer ones can say they only have 2 GB, but they actually have more that causes the system to not recognize it. I learned that the hard way at first.

 

[DarklordKyo]

No problem. I know it works well since I've tested it out on both my Wii and my Wii U Deluxe. Now, I believe there was an update that allows you to use any size SD card, but that'll only work when doing it on the Wii U I believe. If it's a regular Wii, then you'll have to use a regular SD card that caps off at 1 to 2 GB. I recommend using older SD cards, as newer ones can say they only have 2 GB, but they actually have more that causes the system to not recognize it. I learned that the hard way at first.

BTW, would partitioning a 4 GB card to being recognizable as a 2GB work?

 

[Roxas1359]

No problem. I know it works well since I've tested it out on both my Wii and my Wii U Deluxe. Now, I believe there was an update that allows you to use any size SD card, but that'll only work when doing it on the Wii U I believe. If it's a regular Wii, then you'll have to use a regular SD card that caps off at 1 to 2 GB. I recommend using older SD cards, as newer ones can say they only have 2 GB, but they actually have more that causes the system to not recognize it. I learned that the hard way at first.

BTW, would partitioning a 4 GB card to being recognizable as a 2GB work?

If you're doing it on the Nintendo Wii, no it won't. The Wii is very picky about it. It has to be a 2 GB card, and no larger than that.