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Wii external CD drive

Kidplayer_666

I have an old Wii whose CD drive broke. Is it possible to connect an external CD drive using the usb ports present to run games on it?

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It is possible to softmod it and run games from USB however . . .

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  • 2 weeks later...
On 3/3/2020 at 5:08 PM, WildW_UK said:

It is possible to softmod it and run games from USB however . . .

How

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13 hours ago, Kidplayer_666 said:

How

That's a complex subject that you would be better asking Google and finding a proper guide, but the basics are that you'd need an older SD card (pre SDHC, less than 4GB) to transfer over an exploit file that you can open on the Wii. When opened that file will let you install a modified set of Wii operating software that will run homebrew software, including loaders that will run both Gamecube and Wii games from USB drives (memory sticks or hard disks I believe) and emulators for older consoles.

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