Street Fighter 2 - The World Warrior SNES.wad SuperMario All Stars + Super Mario World SNES.wad Zelda II - The Adventure of Link NES.wad Wonderboy In Monster World SEGA Genesis.wad Wii ISO Torrents | ModChips to run ISOs and Homeberw | Wii Emulatorĭate Created: Wed Nov 18 06:37:03 2009 Snes9xGX Wii Homebrew Browser or WAD Manager can be used for an easy installation of WiiWare roms and Virtual Console roms that can be downloaded from torrents without paying for them in the WiiSTORE. The main purpouse of Wii WAD files is to install custom made channels and cIOS, but they are also considered to be an equivalent of the ROM and ISO files majority of which are warez. Nintendo Wii WAD files are like a zip or cab file on PC that contain a full set of files for installing an. Roms, Virtual Console and WiiWARE in Wii WADs Torrentīefore installing Wii Homebrew Apps and WAD files you need to It's always better to keep the original wad than re-generating a new one from a dump.īe extra careful with AnyTitleDeleter, you can delete important system files and brick the console.Welcome to the home of Wii WADs - ĭownload and install Nintendo Wii Channels using Wii WADs. Just extract the title to WAD for titles you really don't know their origin. If you extract and pack a title to WAD using BlueDumpMod, you'll have to choose 'yes' when asked about patching the ticket and tmd signature, or you won't be able to install the wads on another console. Extracting the title will ensure to get that specific version. For example, USBLoaderGX Forwarder has more than 5 different version, all with TitleID 'UNEO'.Ĭhecking only the TitleID is not enough to know the exact wad file you used. That way, you'll be sure to have the exact version than the installed one.īecause, you could have multiple WAD with the same TitleID, but different version. You could also make a NAND dump and use ShowMiiWads (in showmiinand mode) to get the full list of installed titles/TitleID.īut if you are up to make a NAND dump to get that information, you could even extract these Title back to WAD using BlueDumpMod or ShowMiiWads. If you don't know the titleID of your WADs, you can use a tool, like ShowMiiWads, to get the ID. Then, you compare that folder's titleID against your Wad's titleID. You can get the TitleID of the installed titles with AnyTitleDeleter, or BlueDumpMod, or ftpii and look at the folder's name (you'll need to convert the title's from HEX to ASCII). These 'TitleID High' (parent folder inside 'title/') are used by the Wii:Ġ0000001 System files (IOS, system menu, MIOS, BC)Ġ0010001 Normal Channels (WiiWare, Virtual consoles, forwarders, etc.)Ġ0010002 System channels (Mii, Photo, Vote, Weather, etc.)Ġ0010004 Games channels originated from disc based game (Mario kart, WiiFit, Rabbids, etc.)Ġ0010008 Hidden Channels (EULA, region select, DVDX) Titles can be installed in different folders. The folder's name where the files are stored is the 'TitleID Low', which is what you know as '4 digit TitleID' of a channel, or the Slot number for IOS. there's no backup of the wad filename, or the original wad file kept internally, you get only extracted files in a folder. when installing, it extracts the files to the NAND. There are multiple choices, most are explained above already. Is there something in Any Title Deleter that shows the wad file name as it appears on my sd card? You say Any Title Deleter will show me what wads are installed, but ive only used that app once, and if i remember it only showed me ticket numbers.īut again, that was a long time ago, i only used it once. Now, i want to mod a friends Wii, but dont want the hassle of figuring out which wad works and which one doesnt. The reason being, is because the first wad for a single emulator didnt work, so i grabbed up a bunch a loooooong time ago and installed, tested, deleted, installed another and so forth until i found a working wad for each emulator. In my wads folder, I have 3 feugx wads, 3 genplusgx wads, 4 neogeo wads, 2 snes9gx wads and so on. I just want to know which ones are the ones, that if i wanted to mod another Wii to be an exact replica of the one Im using now, I would need to use. I know you can install to NAND or emuNAND. I know how wads work, i know you can delete them from sd card. I think you are misinterpreting what I'm saying.

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