Team Twiizers has released the Twilight Hack for the Nintendo Wii. This exploit allows you to run custom code in Nintendo Wii mode. This exploit comes in the form of a signed Save Game for Zelda - The Twilight Princess. All you need to do to load it is copy over the Save Game to your SD Card, replace your old Zelda Save Data (if any) with the new one, run the game and then load the save.

Team Twiizers has released the Twilight Hack for the Nintendo Wii. This exploit allows you to run custom code in Nintendo Wii mode. This exploit comes in the form of a signed Save Game for Zelda - The Twilight Princess. All you need to do to load it is copy over the Save Game to your SD Card, replace your old Zelda Save Data (if any) with the new one, run the game and then load the save.

Once loaded go talk to the closest person or just walk backwards next to you and the Beta Loader will appear with a nice penguin logo. It also detects if there is an SD Gecko or USB Gecko connected. So - that’s all it does for now, but expect another release soon that will allow you to boot up your own code.

This exploit was based on the earlier non-released Zelda Exploit that would simply crash your Nintendo Wii. I took the time to talk with Segher one of the authors of the exploit for a more detailed look into the creation and release.

Segher told me that they are working on a new version and some of the features that are up in the air are loading your own code from the SD Gecko and USB gecko, but the main way for loading your own code that they are working on is going to be either over USB and Wifi or simply from the built in SD Card slot in the Nintendo Wii.

This is a great moment in time for the Nintendo Wii homebrew scene. Soon we’ll be able to launch our own homebrew thanks to Segher, Bushing and Tmbinc.

Source: TehSkeen

Team Twiizers has been hard at work recently. The team released an exploit for The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess that they dubbed the Twilight Hack. This exploit crashes the game and runs a basic ELF loader. This loader has already been used to load a Hello World program, a Pong clone(unplayable, the controls have yet to be mapped), and Tachtig, a saved game packer/unpacker. Team Twiizers is currently working to make the loader more user-friendly, expanding the compatibility, and, ultimately, to load Linux.

Source: Nintendo-Hacks