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Features« Preview: Persona 3 FES (PS2) | Features Home | UK TV Star says "ample boobs get in the way of gaming" » Datel, the company that makes cheat devices for systems such as Action Replay, etc., has just released Wii Freeloader for the Nintendo Wii. Wii Freeloader is a swap disc that allows players to play any Game Cube or Wii game of any region on their Nintendo Wii without a mod chip or any necessary modifications that would invalidate your warranty. I don't personally have a Nintendo Wii yet so this doesn't affect me. But if I did, I would surely be very excited to be able to try out any import games unlikely to make it to USA.  The product is of course unofficial. Retail price is $19.99. See the official page for more details. http://us.codejunkies.com/Products/Wii-FreeLoader__EF000593.aspx Authors
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Comments (2)
I don’t have a Wii yet either, but I’m planning on getting one, having the option to play import games without moding is nice.
becouse there are always some cool games that slip through the cracks and don’t make it stateside.
Posted by Creston Gueldner | March 5, 2008 9:37 PM
There is a CAUTION stamped on the disc about how the disc only works on current firmwares and that Datel is no responsible if future firmware updates break the capability of the disc.
Posted by Josh Parr | March 7, 2008 7:36 PM