Hello to all of my Friends and Watchers,
Today  I will talk about my Video game Exploits that I have been playing so-far.
For starters, I home brewed (soft-modded) my Nintendo Wii. I used the "Letter Bomb" exploit to do this. Then I installed a few 3rd party (home brew) Wii software. I won't list everything that I added, but I will share my most favorite things with You all.

Top Favorite App: USB Loader GX
IOS 236
cIOS 222
USB Loader GX  - Loads Wii game Backups (.wbfs), from an USB Drive (WBFS formatted)
cIOSx rev21 - Custom cIOS Installer 2.3

Other stuff I installed:
vba GX - GBA Emulator
Snes9x GX - SNES Emulator
FCE Ultra GX - NES Emulator
GnuBoy GX - GB/GBC Emulator
WAD Manager 1.7 - Installs WAD files on the Wii

Back on to the topic of Games, USB Loader GX will let me use my Wii system to emulate and play any "Wii Backup File System File" (.wbfs) that I put on any  USB drive which was  Formatted using "WBFS Manager" as an "WBFS Partition", I have used this system so far to play (mostly to test) an Game. My Current USB  drive (4GB) can hold only one game, but when I buy an bigger drive (between 8GB and 16GB). I will format it using WBFS and add more Games to the Collection. The two Games I have so far are:

Rune Factory: Frontier - 2.2GB (already on the drive)
Rune Factory: Tides of Destiny - 2.1GB (need to by an bigger drive)

But, as you can see: .wbfs files are just an compressed Wii .iso Disc Image. Let's just call the .wbfs file an "Wii Rom Image" (because that is basically what it is)
They have an smaller size due to their compression. But, are in reality the fully playable game, the game even creates an system Save data file on the Wii's system memory. I can even Enable an option with USB Loader GX, and use it's "Ocarina" engine to apply Cheat Codes to any of the Games that I can play using the USB Loader. It is really Great, and overall I really enjoy Playing the games. And I tried using my iPod Touch as an USB drive, but that proved impossible, since all iDevices lack what Apple calls "Disk Mode", and believe me  Jailbreaking the iPod Touch won't help you much either. I tried doing this and using an  3rd party app called: USB Disk(It doesn't work, mostly because it uses "Flash Memory" to create an "Virtual Hard Disc", so in theory it's not an physical Hard Disk.)

Well Until Next Time,
Rocky Lincourt