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

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.

http://wiibrew.org/wiki/Freespace_2_Wii

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:

Directories are created with the version number when known (ex: 0000000100000002v289)
Certificates (cert.sys) no longer hard coded. You will be asked to generated the file on first boot of v1.1. This is done right from NUS.
Ability to alter the name of the packed WAD from the GUI.
Loading a TMD for info displays more information, such as what IOS a title requires.
Textbox output is a bit cleaner.
You can now choose to continue the download if a ticket (cetk) 404s. This will allow you to download the content of the titles, however you will not be able to pack them.
Decryption of contents now included. Needs common key (key.bin) to work! (Pro Note: DSi decryption will work with a (dskey.bin), however that doesn’t exist now)

http://wiibrew.org/wiki/NUS_Downloader

Here comes an updated version of Wolfenstein 3D for the Wii.

Because Wolfenstein 3D is showing swastika’s during ingame, we can not provide any links as it would be against german law. In particular it would be against paragraph 86 StGB “Verbreiten von Propagandamitteln verfassungswidriger Organisationen”.

Allthough this is just an engine port of Wolfenstein 3D, the game itself is still indexed in Germany, where this page is hosted.

Changes:

– Added Gamecube controller and wiimote + nunchuk interfaces to the game
– Rewrote US_ControlPanel’s control menu so these interfaces can be selected in game
– Ditched the US_ControlPanel’s “change view size” menu in favor of a misc options menu
– Added IR sensitivity adjustment to the misc options menu for the wiimote + nunchuk interface
– Added cheat codes to the misc options menu (better than MLI 🙂 )
– Fixed the power button on wiimote so it turns off the wii ingame
– Added variable strafe speeds which is needed for gcn/nunchuk analog sticks

WiiRadio is a SHOUTcast stream player. It can read from thousands of internet radio streams and play them back on the Wii.

Changes:

– Whole new GUI thanks to TiMeBoMb
– Added a visualizer and black screen that acts as a burn reducer
– Loading streams from a playlist have been changed and bugs fixed
– Added a playlist delete option
– Hovering over stations or playlists now scroll giving you all the information
– Added Volume controls
– Added dynamic buffering (if your signal is weak)
– Fixed a crashing bug when parsing the ICY data
– Added more controls from the WiiMote (see above)
– Created a cache per genre so if the SHOUTcast DB does not respond you can play streams. If it does respond it will refresh your cache.
– Caches up to 1,000 stations per genre. No more waiting when you click next or previous
– Now using the new SDL port which improves the look and performance
– Text no longer uses a bitmap, it uses SDL-TTF
– Added informational pop-up’s
– Lots of bug fixes

http://wiibrew.org/wiki/WiiRadio

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.

Changes:

Can now boot ‘boot.dol’ or ‘boot.elf’ to support for the ‘HackMii Installer’.

http://wiibrew.org/wiki/BaNNeRBoMB

Goblin’s Cube is Rubik’s Cube game that uses the Wiimote’s and Nunchuck’s accelerometers to control the cube.

http://wiibrew.org/wiki/Goblin%27s_Cube

Wiituka is a Amstrad CPC emulator for Wii developed by D_Skywalk.

Features:

It’s like real an Amstrad CPC 6128.
A comfortable Interface that tries to resemble “Virtual Console”
With online support, download your games from coach.
First emulator with CPC Gunstick Emulation (Yeah!)
And the first Wii program that emulates a Green Monitor (Wtf!?!)

Changes:

Bug fixes, more stable.
Solved some Beta problems.
Redefine WiiMote Keys.
Snapshot Support.
On Screen Options Menu and many moar 😉

http://wiibrew.org/wiki/Wiituka

UAE is a famous Amiga emulator ported to the Wii. UAE Wii can be found on googlecode at uae-wii.googlecode.com, and is based on the source code of E-UAE. The port uses SDL Wii.

http://wiibrew.org/wiki/UAE_Wii

Hexxagon is a classic DOS board game. The object of the game is to have the majority of your colour discs on the board at the end of the game. This release demonstrates using DOSBox Wii to directly load a DOS game.

http://wiibrew.org/wiki/Hexxagon