| Display title | Kafluke Wii U |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | To get an exploit working on your Wii U, there are two methods. The recommended way is to buy a compatible DS game from the eShop and install haxchi. You'll still need to run a web exploit once to install haxchi, but it's a one-time requirement. You can find web exploits on various sites, and "loadiine.ovh" is a recommended option. |
