I love modded Wiis

[Meeptroid]

Modded Wiis are the best, allowing you to get emulators for it (Although, with FCE Ultra I haven't been able to get FDS working  :mad:), you can get Project M, an excellent Super Smash Bros Brawl hack, and even custom courses on Mario Kart Wii! (Just learned about that last one today)

[Xenesis]

They're pretty good, although I wish they had native HDMI support for more modern TVs/Monitors.

[Meeptroid]

I hope you know there's such thing as an adapter for that? Look it up online!

[Xenesis]

I am, but I've never found one that outputs with a nice picture, they've always looked washed out.

[Meeptroid]

Oh, well then, IDK man

[Quietus]

Any modded console is nice. I used to be in to it, but in recent years I haven't bothered, mainly because there are way too many games for me to be playing without trying to find time for imports and console modifications. :^_^:

[Meeptroid]

Simply why I keep to the Wii  :lol: Also, I found out one of my favorite games, released on NES, SNES, Sega Genesis, and DOS, actually never got released in PAL regions, but of course, the NES soundtrack sounds awesome in the slower and different pitches..... Gotta love how companies do that.....

[Zhs2]

Wii for home use, PSP on the go. Modded consoles 4 lyfe fool

[Meeptroid]

Sadly, I don't own a PSP, so, no modding on the go.

[CrAzY]

My modded Xbox gets about 1000x as much use as my modded Wii ever has. That thing has been collecting dust for the past half decade. Modded consoles are usually better than their stock counterparts in general. The Wii was just never that good of a console for me, so modding it can only make it so much better.

[Quietus]

I think there are lots of people whose Wiis had that same fate. Mine just sits on the corner of my desk having other stuff stacked on top of it - usually whatever I'm currently playing and the controller. I knew when I thought about buying one that the novelty of waggling would soon wear off, but I didn't think it'd be as bad as it has been. :sad:

That reminds me: I also had a funny story when I visited my parents, and my wife said to them that I had a problem with my Wii. My mum had a mild panic, saying 'no! Has he?' My wife explained that it was the console. :grin:

[Meeptroid]

Wow, that's absurd, but also quite funny!  :lol: but yeah, I'm gonna (hopefully) be getting a capture card soon, so I can record and stream right from my Wii! I cannot wait!

[Quietus]

That was one of the perks I was reading about yesterday for Windows 10 (not that I'm upgrading). It supposedly includes a PVR.

[Meeptroid]

What exactly IS a PVR? I have never heard about one of those..

[Quietus]

You're sat at some form of computer, so you have access to every search engine going. :neutral:

Just Google "what is a pvr". :^_^:

[Dynastyx]

I used to own an old modded PS1 and modded a few psp's myself. It was alarmingly easy to do :pwuh:

Tried some cards with the DS, but it just didn't work well half the time and support was atrocious at best.

Then I discovered what having money is like and skipped every problem that came with modded stuff.

[Quietus]

That sounds a bit like me, especially with a back catalogue, since it means you can wait for prices to drop - not to mention getting gaming bundles for mere pennies. :^_^:

[Meeptroid]

I always wondered how support for DS flash carts were, as I have always wanted to use them. What all can they play, might I ask?

[CrAzY]

You're sat at some form of computer, so you have access to every search engine going. :neutral:

Just Google. :^_^:

[Zero One]

While it's good life advice, sometimes a straightforward answer is better than "just fucking google it" :V

[CrAzY]

There is a ton of good choices when it comes to DS flash cards. When it's something that could yield a wide array of answers, you say "use Google," unless you want to use Google yourself & do the work for them. Don't help the lazy. Encourage them to learn how to find answers themselves. Only they know what feature-set they would want for something like that, let them choose.

[Meeptroid]

I want to know a cheap but decent DS flash cart. Its something I have always wondered about and playing emulators on the go using a real console is almost a must for me.

[PKstarship]

If you do get a DS flash card, I saw a work-in-progress hack of Super Mario 64 DS that is modifying it to be like Super Mario Sunshine. So far it has some of the levels, as well as FLUDD for Mario. It's called Super Mario Sunshine 64 DS. Just putting this out there.

[Quietus]

Wow, I bet the meeting to discuss that project's name was a blast. :^_^: