Wii Exploits Still Work on the Wii U

In past years, console scenes are really no stranger to using console emulators to get a hold of newer systems. For example, all of the current hacks that have been used on the PS Vita relish in the fact that there are tons and tons of holes available in the console's PSP emulator that somehow still exist on the newer hardware. The same can very much be said about the Wii U's new legacy mode that offers gamers the ability to play Wii games on the touchpad machine. From many early adopters and analysts alike, it has been said that the Wii mode is essentially just like having the last generation system inside your new one. Still, maybe the coders over at Nintendo took this porting just a little bit too literally. What I mean is, a lot of those old hacks you loved on the Wii, they still work the same way too.

While Wii U hacks can give you a much more comprehensive understanding of the games that seem to work, one of the biggest possible options for you is the Super Smash Bros. Brawl exploit that utilizes a flaw based on how the title loads the stages used to battle within the game. By using this exploit, you can install the homebrew channel just as you would on your older console, and this should allow for a lot of your favorite hacked applications to work for you. In addition to Brawl, the LEGO Indiana Jones and Lego Batman savegame exploits are still open for business as well. As any update will do however, you should be aware that these little bloopers could be blocked in the future. Until then you can check out the source link for a little more info. For now, the hackers win again!

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