Wii Virtual Console pack NTSC

A pack of Virtual Console games for NTSC-U Wii. + Wad installer 1.2 Use Twilight hack or the included Trucha signer (with working key! just import the .reg) to modify an iso if you have a modchip. Comix Zone Donkey Kong Country 1 - 3 Paper Mario 64 Punch Out! Mario 64 1080 Snowboarding Bomberman '93 Contra 3 Donkey Kong Donkey King Jr. Gunstar Heros Harvest Moon Ice Climbers Kid Ikarus King of Fighters '94 Mario Kart 64 Kirby's Adventure Metroid Street Fighter II Turbo Sin & Punishment Super Mario Bros. Super Mario Bros. 2 (lost levels) Super Mario Bros. 3 Starfox 64 Streets of Rage 2 Legend of Zelda A link to the past Ocarina of time

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ruister (2008-04-26)

BTW Limited bandwidth, but I haven't seen a collection like this out there so please help seed! :)

sandymacjr (2008-04-27)

ericcarr (2008-04-27)

If you don't have a modded wii, can you play these?

gamemax (2008-04-27)

ericcarr: if you have zelda twilight princess, you can

rooker156 (2008-05-03)

Word of advice. No not accidently install any games that you have bought through the wii shop channel. If you remove the wad you will screw up your account, and it will act like you never bought it, and want you to re-download it. Other then that, these work great.

thaddiusprigg (2008-05-05)

You're going to have to clarify on that one.
If you have some of those games can you just not put those on the SD card? Is the wad installer encoded with an expected list of games? Or does it just take whatever is in the folder?

rooker156 (2008-05-06)

It takes whatever is in the folder. All I am saying is that if you have an games that you purchased from the wii shop. DO NOT by mistake upload the WADs for it to your system. You will break the original.

thaddiusprigg (2008-05-06)

Cool. Thanks for the tip.

dawnraider (2008-06-07)

so i can just put these on an sd card and i can play them or do i need to do something else?

Tysss (2008-06-09)

dawnraider (And everyone else):
You'll need to do twilight hack. Use google.
Then install "The Homebrew channel" with it.
http://hbc.hackmii.com
Put things in the apps package (from homebrew channel homesite, above) on root of your sd card, and in apps folder, put the wad installer in a new folder, and rename the .dol/.elf to boot.dol/.elf
Then make a new folder to the root of SD, and rename it to "WAD". then just put wad files that you want to install in "wad" folder, and open wad installer in homebrew channel. After the software finishes, you'll have new channels - games, just like if you downloaded them from wii shop.
Tips:
-if you want software, snes9x is good emulator.
-TPB has few good packs for homebrew channel
-google code has lots of wii hombrew software, check it out ;)
-a gamecube controller is very, very useful (in some cases, it is the only chance) with homebrew.
-www.wiibrew.org
-get a unffical snes9x, if you want to use it ;)
I hope you understanded, even that my english isn't very good. =)

AeriusZ (2008-06-24)

Just for clarification, I need to use this WAD method rather than burning to disc (ISO) if I have a modded Wii using the D2C chip?

oblachubs (2008-07-15)

I have a similar ? as AeriusZ. If I have a new D2CPro V2 mod chip installed do I need to go through all this? If not what? Thanks.

whitesentry (2008-10-10)

do you still need a classic controller to play these with homebrew?

AntAreS26 (2008-11-26)

Will it work on a Wii NTSC-J (Japanese wii)?

AntAreS26 (2008-11-26)

@whitesentry I bought Super Mario 64 and it must have the classic controller to start the game.