Now load up the Wii U, go into Wii Mode, load up the homebrew channel, select nintendont and hooray! smash bros melee, on your Wii U! Before playing anything, go into settings in Nintendont (press B), then the update menu (press X), you can download the newest software update for the app. Download metal.xml and icon.png and put those into the same folder. Put this into your sd card in /apps/nintendont - name it boot.dol. It's really quick to do this.Īlmost there! Download the newest version of Nintendont. Select it to transfer in DiscEX format which Nintendon't can read. Using this application, open each ISO and send it to your SD card or USB stick in a folder called GAMES on the root of the card. The compress my shit I want more space option: When loaded directly Nintendont looks for games at: The 1:1 quick and easy option, or the 'I have a mac' option: Excellent! You now have TWO GLORIOUS OPTIONS. So, you've got the games ripped onto your USB stick or SD card. I will not discuss finding ISOs by other means, as it's against NeoGAF rules, and it's bad to do. You can rip your collection using a homebrew'd Wii console and Cleanrip. All you need is an SD card and one of these selected games:Īs above, plus LetterBomb is available as an exploit too.įirstly, you need your gamecube games in ISO format. I will assume you already have the homebrew channel installed on your Wii U. No gamecube ports or memory card ports on the console? Who cares. Nintendont can also play games in widescreen, and emulate the memory card. Nintendont supports Wii U Pro Controllers, Classic Controllers, Dualshock 3, Wii Remotes and even GameCube controllers via adapters (and the upcoming official adapter will likely work too). Unlike the card game, where losing all your life points results in a loss, you simply spin out for a short time when your life points hit zero.Yep. When players are attacked, they lose life points. Trap cards can be set, and are activated under certain conditions, such as receiving a direct attack. Spell cards are used as power-ups, often speeding up the player or hindering other opponents. Monsters require action points to attack, with more powerful monsters require a larger number of action points to attack.

When summoned, a monster has a life gauge which, when depleted from enemy attacks, causes them to be destroyed.

Monster cards are used to attack opponents and protect from direct attacks. Players race along a track picking up cards and earning action points, which are required to put the cards into play and attack. Rather than following the standard Yu-Gi-Oh! card game, Wheelie Breakers is a racing title based on the card game.

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