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The Unusual Paths Of Wii Chipping So you bought a Wii and had fun with all the video games that are accessible in the marketplace. You played till morning or until your games DVD just broke on you and at once you don’t want to spend more money on buying the same video game once more. Or you could get hold of some homebrew emulators and play the PS1, SNES, Megadrive, N64 on your Wii. Well look no further, because this is a simple tutorial to assure you how you can achieve that. There are assorted paths of going about it, the most general process of Wii chipping is by using a ‘Nintendo Wii mod chip’. The verdict is still out on the title for the best Nintendo Wii modchip so you have to choose that for yourself (the WiiKey comes close though). You will need a couple of tools like screwdrivers and soldering irons/solder on top of the physical modchip, not to note the risk to dismantle your games console and fit it. You can also get solderless modchips but you must double check you order the right modchip which is compatible with your specific translation of the Wii games console, else it can get hard and your Wii chipping experience will be hard work. The problem with installing a mod chip is that you run the hazard of breaking your Wii games console (killing it). So to be entirely safe, there is another way to mod your Wii without a modchip entirely, i.e. using a softmod. A softmod is by far the safest and the smoothest means to do just that. Just download and bed in and you could be playing backups of your computer games before you can say “Wow! That was simple!”. On top of playing copies and home brew, you can also run games from earlier Nintendo games consoles and also a range of other video games consoles and DVD films as well. It provides you a perfect step by step manual so even your gran can set it up. And it does not cost a huge wedge like the assorted other chips available. And most importantly, no screwdrivers or solder irons needed; It is the safest method of Wii chipping. Pleased gaming!