This past holiday season, Big N’s little white console dominated the competition once again. Largely due to its family-friendly appeal and relatively low price, Nintendo Wii sales haven’t lost ...

Click to viewYou've hacked your Wii to run homebrew apps and play back DVDs without any difficult hardware hacking and now you want to dive into more of your homebrew ...

Couple of news tidbits from the shadowy Wii homebrew scene today. First is what is supposedly the first custom Wii firmware that its author, Waninkoko, claims will allow the Wii to read burned DVDs ...

Homebrewer Erant has created a program that allows the Wii to read DVDs. It comes bundled with a media player program that lets you play DVD movies as well as view video files stored on an SD card, ...

All you need is the Homebrew Channel to add your Wii to the hundreds-long list of devices in your house that can play DVDs. Previous DVD hacks required a modded ...

Nintendo dropped the ball on DVD support, but it’s an understandable decision. Including DVD playback would mean licensing the technology and passing the fees to customers. Most homes have DVD players ...

The PlayStation 2 is over 20 years old, but it's still difficult to hack if you want to run homebrew games without tweaking the hardware. You usually need to install ...

We mean that in the Faustian bargain sense.

What's the difference to the 12-year-old "ESR"-method? ESR needs a homebrew-app to kickstart some process for the DVD-Video-system of the PS2 to be exploited, but if I understand FreeDVDBoot correctly ...