A utility to analyse the play history on the Wii (shown under Today’s Accomplishments on the Wii Message Board). Show such stats for each game/channel, including total time played, total number of times played, average time played, first and last time played.

Changes:

Fixed bug that caused the program to sometimes skip a few play logs and could on rare occasions cause the program to hang when loading (thanks bengalih).

http://wiibrew.org/wiki/Playstats

Freespace 2 for the Wii. There are some minor graphical glitches, and the number of keys are limited on the Wii, but it is quite playable.

FreeSpace 2 is a 1999 space combat simulation computer game developed by Volition.

You must have a copy of Freespace 2 to use this, instructions are on the Google Code Wiki. If you do not have Freespace 2, you can grab it for real cheap online.

Changes:

* Path is now checked before starting load
* USB2.0 hard-drives support via CIOS_usb2. – If you do not have CIOS USB2 do not put Freespace2 files on your drive, without USB2 support the load times stutter gameplay.

http://wiibrew.org/wiki/Freespace_2_Wii

A port of id Software’s Quake II for the Nintendo Wii, straight from the source code at ftp://ftp.idsoftware.com/idstuff/source/quake2.zip

This is only a proof-of-concept release, nothing official. It’s being actively developed; expect heavy changes before the final release.

It will likely crash after some minutes of play, due to unfinished memory-handling code. Still, for these minutes, it’s fully playable; with sound & Wiimote support as can be experienced on Q1Rev.

Controls are similar to Q1Rev ones, with the exception of the “C” button on the Nunchuk controller, used now for crouching.

Thanks to http://www.tehskeen.com for the news.

http://wiibrew.org/wiki/User:Izhido/Q2Rev

Here comes a reminder that the Nintendomax Wii Coding Competition ends on 31st May 2009, such as our PDRoms Coding competition. Good Luck, everyone!

http://www.nintendomax.com/index.php?topic_id=10011&format=news

Brakken just published v1.2 of TehSkeen’s Homebrew Guide. This guide will introduce you to Nintendo Wii homebrew, show you step by step on how to install the Homebrew Channel on any version of the Wii (including v4.0). The guide is aimed at new people to the scene who want a clear, concise and to the point guide on how to get homebrew working on their Nintendo Wii.

http://www.tehskeen.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=11729

The exploit dubbed as BannerBomb created by Comex is the only public way to load homebrew applications on a System Menu 4.0 Wii. The exploit was released on the 5th April 2009 through the IRC Channel #Wiidev. The exploit works by using a malformed banner to crash the wii loading the boot.dol placed in the root of the SD card. Currently this exploit does not allow the Homebrew channel to be installed due to the exploit that was used being blocked in 4.0. However, it can still be installed through BannerBomb on System Menu version 3.X.

http://wiibrew.org/wiki/BaNNeRBoMB

Harmonium is, to put it plainly, a musical doodling tool. The user can manipulate notes on a 16×16 grid to create melodies within a pentatonic scale. On top of this already addictive concept, you can bring things to life by enabling Conway’s Game of Life!

http://wiibrew.org/wiki/Harmonium

NUS Downloader, or NUSD, is a PC Utility designed to allow easy access to the resources present on Nintendo’s Update Servers. Using this tool, you can download, pack, and decrypt many system titles into WADs ready to install.

Changes:

Prevented users from entering nothing…
A few little tweaks (About text, etc.)

http://wiibrew.org/wiki/NUS_Downloader

Freespace 2 for the Wii. There are some minor graphical glitches, and the number of keys are limited on the Wii, but it is quite playable.

FreeSpace 2 is a 1999 space combat simulation computer game developed by Volition.

You must have a copy of Freespace 2 to use this, instructions are on the Google Code Wiki. If you do not have Freespace 2, you can grab it for real cheap online.

Changes:

* Now supports PAL resolution

http://wiibrew.org/wiki/Freespace_2_Wii

AnyTitle Deleter MOD is an unofficial mod by Red Squirrel of tona’s AnyTitle Deleter.

It keeps all original tona’s AnyTitle Deleter functions but it allows the program to show the real names of titles instead of just ID numbers, making it easier to select which ones you actually want to delete.

From MOD v3 it has some new features, as a installed titles backupper, or the possibility to exit rebooting the Wii.

Changes:

– Changed the database reading function: now it reads the database.txt file only ONE time (at program beginning). In this way it will not be loaded every time you access to titles list pages (increasing program’s time and space efficiency).
– Added a function to read title names directly from NAND: it will be used ONLY when the title name is not found in database.txt (to limit NAND access time). Titles names found in this way (accessing to NAND) will be displayed in the list between square brackets (ex. [GH: World Tour]). WARNING: It works at 100% with all titles based on games (those with Rxx codes) but not all others titles allow the identification of their name by reading from NAND, so there will be yet titles unknown!
– If program uses the NAND to extract title name, it will add the found name to database.txt. In this way the number of readings from the NAND will be always lower.
– Added a function to download database.txt updates directly from your Wii, using network connection!
– Now the program will identify by itself if to return to loader (HBC) or to the System Menu (rebooting console).
– Added a function to backup only UNKNOWN titles to SD (press B after pressing 1 to backup ONLY unknown titles!)
– Re-updated application button configuration: now HOME to exit, 1 to backup all titles list, 1 and then B to backup only UNKNOWN titles and 2 to update database.txt using network connection.

http://wiibrew.org/wiki/AnyTitle_Deleter_MOD