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Looks like Crediar released the homebrew:
It can run Mario Kart Arcade GP 1 too, and it doesn't have the announcer
Spoiler
=== quadforce v 0.1 FINAL by crediar ===
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quadforce allows you to run the Triforce arcade games Mario Kart GP and GP 2
on a Wii from a SD card. It can not run any GameCube games.
No other Triforce games are supported by this version.
There will be no source, this project is not based on DML in any way and
isn't using any GPL code except elfloader of which the source is supplied.
This will be the final public release, sadly this means you will be missing out
on the progress that was made since February, like USB support, wavebird support
and support for a few more games.
Install:
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For real NAND users simply install the quadforce_v0.1.wad
For emu NAND users copy the 00000008.app file into /title/00000001/00000100/content
Use DiscEx to install the games to sd:/games
Uninstall:
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For real NAND install a clean MIOS.wad
For emu NAND install a clean BC.wad
Controls:
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Wavebird is NOT supported!
A: Item button, use items, can also be used as OK button
B: VS Cancel button, can do certain things depending on situation (read on-screen instructions)
Analog-Stick: used for steering
R: Acceleration
L: Breaks
Tapping L to jump on entering a turn and activates a drift, during which you'll be shielded from all attacks.
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Thanks to tmbinc for most of the Triforce related information.
And a big FUCK YOU to all who leaked the previous version:
SHiN, KAiZoKu(WiiDemon), Hellboy2010(wiisos) and especially g0dliKe (the source) and JJ-KwiK.(darkumbra) You got what you wanted.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
quadforce allows you to run the Triforce arcade games Mario Kart GP and GP 2
on a Wii from a SD card. It can not run any GameCube games.
No other Triforce games are supported by this version.
There will be no source, this project is not based on DML in any way and
isn't using any GPL code except elfloader of which the source is supplied.
This will be the final public release, sadly this means you will be missing out
on the progress that was made since February, like USB support, wavebird support
and support for a few more games.
Install:
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
For real NAND users simply install the quadforce_v0.1.wad
For emu NAND users copy the 00000008.app file into /title/00000001/00000100/content
Use DiscEx to install the games to sd:/games
Uninstall:
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
For real NAND install a clean MIOS.wad
For emu NAND install a clean BC.wad
Controls:
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Wavebird is NOT supported!
A: Item button, use items, can also be used as OK button
B: VS Cancel button, can do certain things depending on situation (read on-screen instructions)
Analog-Stick: used for steering
R: Acceleration
L: Breaks
Tapping L to jump on entering a turn and activates a drift, during which you'll be shielded from all attacks.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Thanks to tmbinc for most of the Triforce related information.
And a big FUCK YOU to all who leaked the previous version:
SHiN, KAiZoKu(WiiDemon), Hellboy2010(wiisos) and especially g0dliKe (the source) and JJ-KwiK.(darkumbra) You got what you wanted.
It can run Mario Kart Arcade GP 1 too, and it doesn't have the announcer
This post has been edited by Mr. Verne: 15 June 2012 - 05:30 AM
