Wii:Things to do

Installed the Homebrew Channel? Here is some stuff you can do!

This is not a complete list, but it should give you a general idea on what you can do. Check out the Open Shop Channel to see what other homebrew apps are available.

Wii homebrew basics Installing software - WAD files Priiloader - Helpful utility and brick prevention tool BootMii - A boot2 replacement WiiMC-SS - Turn your Wii into a media center Dumping games - Backup your discs for emulation or native backup loading	Game mods, save editing, cheats Before you modify a game or its save, you should extract/back up your save data with SaveGame Manager GX. Riivolution - Patch your disks to play ROM hacks of games you own Gecko Codes - Learn how to use cheat codes for your favorite games We have pages for games listing various game mods, save editors, and cheats available for them. Some examples: Mario Kart Wii Super Smash Bros. Brawl New Super Mario Bros. Wii See a full list at Category:Wii games, or use the search feature.
Playing games Emulators (general overview) - The Wii can run emulators for various old consoles. Wii games - Play backups of your Wii discs on your console from a USB drive or SD card GameCube games - GameCube games can be run using the Wii's native hardware. EmuNAND - Emulate the Wii's internal storage on your SD card or USB drive.	Extras Manage GameCube saves - Keep GameCube progress safe Manage Wii saves - Keep Wii game progress & Miis safe FTP - Access files remotely Theming - Customize your Wii menu, USB loaders, & HBC with themes GBA Link Cable - Learn how to Dump GBA cartridges, load GBA homebrew, and more using the GBA GameCube Link Cable Forwarders - Access homebrew apps directly from your Wii Menu List of guides
Revival projects Give new life to shutdown services. WiiLink - A replacement for WiiConnect24 and Nintendo WFC Wiimmfi - A replacement for Nintendo WFC