Are you considering using HomebreWare, the new software that allows you to play backup and import Wii games without a mod chip? Before you do, be sure to read this review. Can HomebreWare really allow you to play retro, import, and backup games without modifying your system and voiding the warranty?

HomebreWare Features

Essentially, HomebreWare was designed to allow you to run software that was not originally designed for the Wii console. This means that with HomebreWare, you can run games that were designed for other platforms, as well as import games, homebrew, and backups. With the software installed, the Wii console is tricked into reading "foreign" code that would typically result in an error. HomebreWare, and homebrew in general, is the hottest topic in the Wii gaming community today!

HomebreWare Ease of Use

When we sat down with the HomebreWare package to do this review, I was sure the software would be difficult to use and not worth the time. I have to admit, I was wrong, and impressed! Installing HomebreWare was very straight forward and easy, with clearly written, step by step instructions to lead you through the entire process. It was pretty amazing how simple it was to install homebrew on Wii!

Why Use HomebreWare to Play Wii Homebrew?

Until now, the only way to play homebrew, imports, and backup games on the Wii was to install and expensive and difficult to use mod chip. This modification to the console immediately voids the warranty on the Wii. Between this, and the difficulty and expense in installing a mod chip in the Wii, it was not a very popular option for gamers.

By using HomebreWare, you will be able to copy and play Wii games without installing a mod chip, thus keeping your warranty valid! This makes it much more practical to run DVD's, import games, and more on Wii.

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