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Spiik
File:Spiikwiiu.png
General
Author::Phoenix::
TypeUtilities
Version0.1b
LicenseGPL-3.0
Last Updated2017/03/12
Links
Download
Website
Source

There are many games that even with region-free CFWs, freeze if not of the same region of the console. This happens because the game still checks the console region in order to decide what folders and files to load. If of a different region, the game will not find the right folders/files and would freeze.

Spiik is a Wii U homebrew that enchances the region-free feature of current custom firmwares. It makes your games believe they are run on a specific console region and system language.

Installation

Copy the wiiu folder to the root of the SD card.

User guide

Just run the elf in HBL, choose the region and language you want to enforce and press A.

You will be redirected to the Wii U menu.

Every game you run will think the console region and language are the ones you selected.

To disable Spiik, just go back to the HBL/HBLC.

Changelog

v0.1b 2017/03/12

  • Forgot to add Japanese language.

v0.1 2017/03/11

  • First release of Spiik.

Credits

All the Wii U hacking community, especially Maschell for his function patcher.

External links

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