Anonymous 04/09/15 (Thu) 22:16:42 28abda No. 12568
Can you run Wii games on the Wii U if both the from different regions?
Anonymous 04/09/15 (Thu) 23:02:26 ffdb9e No. 12579
The vWii is region locked too, yeah. But any USB loader can easily play other region games.
Anonymous 04/10/15 (Fri) 17:58:35 290b14 No. 12749
>>12568 Like
>>12579 said
By default the vWii is in the same region as the WiiU. But it's patently easy to hack the thing (buy Brawl or the Lego Batman game)
and enjoy not only Wii games, but GCN games too - like F-Zero. I recommend trying to get the GC adapter from smash. I know it's hard to get it in burgerland, but it's well worth the shekels
Anonymous 04/10/15 (Fri) 18:33:08 d37d08 No. 12758
>>12749 >But it's patently easy to hack the thing I've heard that hacking the vWii isn't as effective as hacking a regular Wii. Is it better to buy a cheap, second-hand Wii and hack that?
Anonymous 04/10/15 (Fri) 18:40:00 6c91bb No. 12759
>>12758 There was one but not as much now. Wii has a built in GCN emulator. vWii requires you to download one like Nintendon't. Functionally the same after that. And like he said, get the adapter for smash and away you go.
My Wii U plays everything but 64 games, besides the virtual console ones.
Anonymous 04/10/15 (Fri) 18:44:28 d37d08 No. 12761
>>12759 Nice. Thanks for the help, Anon.
Anonymous 04/14/15 (Tue) 06:10:23 a4e63e No. 13548
>>12759 What's the process to turn your Wii U into such a capable emulation machine? Will it void the warranty to do so?
I'm unashamedly new to console modding/hacking and don't want to risk ruining it.