Toward the end of April, the Wii Homebrew Channel – an essential tool for anybody who's ever modded their Wii – ceased development and had its GitHub repository archived. With accusations of ...

Wii modding may be at a standstill when it comes to homebrew applications as one of the major players in the space has stopped updating the Homebrew Channel. It's been revealed by the digital ...

In the Wii days, the Mii Channel would be right on the console's home menu, obvious for all to see and click on. By comparison, the way you make Miis on the Switch is a bit more out of the way ...

The Wii Shop Channel was shut down in 2019 and the DSi shop closed in 2017. The closures effectively limited their usage to window shopping, redownloading previously purchased games, and listening ...

Its official internal title is the "Bulletin Board Channel" actually! — mrvision.bsky.social (@lombtv) July 20, 2021 That's not the only Wii Channel leak, either.

He recently put together a funky remix of the Mii Channel theme, and it has taken off. Moukala has aspirations to one day score music for Final Fantasy; he is showing he has the chops to do so.

Musicians are posting funky remixes of the Wii’s Mii Channel song on Twitter, and they are awesome. The trend appears to have begun with producer and composer Alex Moukala, and there are so many ...

Composer, musician, and YouTuber Alex Moukala let loose a funky, bass-tastic remix of the Nintendo Wii’s Mii Channel theme music on Twitter yesterday and then invited other artists to do the ...

If you’re now keen to listen to Nintendo Wii music for the next 5 hours (it’s a raging Friday night, obviously), please feast your ears on track 7, below. True earporn. You’re so damn welcome.

Called 'Wii Freestyle', the piece was born out of pure love for the Wii's sedate soundtrack. Marron tells us, "I did this lil' freestyle because I always loved the Wii theme song.

Pour one out for the Wii Shop Channel, as today it will be shutting down for good. It had a great run, but after over a decade of being operational, the Wii's venerable service that brought us one ...