Agree with the lack of interesting uses for an exploited/modded Wii. I went the route of physical mod, really just as a side project to see if I could do it. Ad

Agree with the lack of interesting uses for an exploited/modded Wii. I went the route of physical mod, really just as a side project to see if I could do it. Added an external hdd formatted to wbfs for storing games, installed a bunch of emulators and other software. Honestly, the only thing I still use is the hdd since it lets me keep the disks in the closet and to occasionally copy a friend's game. After about 2-3 weeks of messing around with some of the new stuff, the Wii has returned to it's original function: coming home from the bar and gambling on games of virtual golf. Most of the Wii-based media "solutions" are more easily (and better) handled with an old laptop (or cheap new one) and a bluetooth dongle.