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But youвЂ™ll need a legitimate DS game-no way to pirate it, even with homebrew magic. The solution to this is another exploit called Haxchi to overwrite a Virtual Console DS game and turn it into a makeshift homebrew launcher, replacing the browser exploit entirely. This is annoying, especially on the latest firmware, where the exploit has a lower success rate. The problem is, if you reboot your Wii U, youвЂ™ll have to redo the browser exploit. After thatвЂ™s done, you can go in and out of homebrew apps without any issues.

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From there, you can install a custom firmware package called Mocha CFW, which removes code signing and lets you install the homebrew channel as an app on your Wii U. The first uses a browser exploit to run arbitrary code and load the homebrew launcher. There are two paths you can take with the homebrew process. If your computer doesnвЂ™t have one, you can get an adapter on AmazonВ for less than $10. To do that, youвЂ™ll need an SD card reader. YouвЂ™ll need to get the homebrew files onto your Nintendo Wii U.

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ThereвЂ™s far too much content to show everything in detail here, but weвЂ™ll outline how to get your console homebrewed and to a point where you can begin installing whatever youвЂ™d like. Modding games: ThereвЂ™s an active scene for Smash 4 mods, including one called Melee HD which completely changes the gameplay.

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You can turn it back on and make full use of your console. The functionality is still there but disabled from within Wii mode.

GameCube games: Nintendo simply flipped a switch to disable running GameCube games on your Wii U.

Cemu: Homebrewing your Wii U is the only way to legally play Wii U games on PC, and with Breath of The Wild now running much better on Cemu than it does on the Wii U and Nintendo Switch, thereвЂ™s plenty of reason to.

This does enable piracy, but thatвЂ™s not the primary focus. Homebrew enables loading hundreds of games from USB storage, which you can dump yourself from the disc.

USB game loading: You only have a measly 16-32 GB of space on your Wii U, which is only enough to install a few games to the fast internal storage.

Emulators: Want to run Nintendo 64 games on your Wii U? With emulators, the Wii U can play almost any Nintendo game that isnвЂ™t a 3DS or Switch exclusive.

ThereвЂ™s plenty of cool things you can do with a modded console. Homebrew is a great way to breath new life into an old console. You donвЂ™t run any risk of damaging or bricking your console with normal homebrew, so itвЂ™s entirely safe. This process is long, but isnвЂ™t overly complicated and can be completed by the average user. You can even install backup copies of your games on a hard drive and run them from there. This includes emulators, custom games, and mods. Homebrew allows your Wii U to run apps Nintendo didnвЂ™t intend for you to run.

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