Owen still works heavily on Newo Fox for Nintendo's Wii. Read more about Newo Fox v2018.03.12 (WIP) (Wii Game)
Category: Wii
Yet another screenshot for Newo Fox by Owen. Release sometime soon... Read more about Newo Fox v2018.03.01 (WIP) (Wii Game)
Yet another screenshot for Newo Fox by Owen. Release soon... Read more about Newo Fox v2018.02.23 (WIP) (Wii Game)
Owen shows us another screenshot of his soon to be released project Twitter account for Newo Fox. Read more about Newo Fox v2018.02.22 (WIP) (Wii Game)
The Wii is still alive and kickin' just like many other abandoned systems as well. Owen, known for several Wii homebrew games, heavily posts screenshots on his Twitter account for Newo Fox. Read more about Newo Fox v2018.02.17 (WIP) (Wii Game)
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Visual Controller Test by Mr. Reaper is a button pressing application for Wii. Read more about Visual Controller Test v1.00 (Wii misc)
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WoxelCraft by DaeFennek is a 3D Voxel Engine and a basic clone of Minecraft for the Nintendo Wii. Read more about WoxelCraft v0.0.7 (Wii misc)
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Priiloader is a modified version of the officially discontinued Preloader. Preloader is a small application which places itself before the System Menu. Its main feature is to directly boot the Homebrew Channel or a file you can install from a FAT device. Preloader is also able to apply memory patches the system menu to remove limitations or other things. Warning! This homebrew makes permanent changes to your Wii's flash memory (NAND) and should be used with caution. Read more about Priiloader v0.8.2 (Wii Application)
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EasyRPG Player is an open source implementation of the RPG Maker 2000/2003 engine. Get a RPG Maker 2000/2003 game and place the Player (boot.dol) in the root directory of the game (that's where RPG_RT.exe is). The program has no file browser, each game really needs its own boot.dol! Read more about EasyRPG Player v0.5.3 (Wii Port misc)
mGBA is a Game Boy Advance emulator written in C. The project started in April 2013 with the goal of being fast enough to run on lower end hardware than other emulators support, without sacrificing accuracy or portability. Even in the initial version, games generally play without problems. It is loosely based on the previous GBA.js emulator, although very little of GBA.js can still be seen in mGBA. Read more about mGBA v0.6.1 (GBA emu for Wii)