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Last week the world saw the release of the first TwilightPack. Twilight Pack, whats that?. Basically it makes the installation of homebrew on your Wii about 10 times easier than if you tried to do it yourself. Why? because everything is pre packaged for you! Homebrew? Well, to put it simple homebrew is code by people who are not afiliated with nintendo wrote code for the wii. In a sence it's just home made programs. Why would I want to do that? Because Nintendo didn't think of everything when they made the wii, and it's a shame, but homebrewers can help fill in the gaps. How safe is it? Besides the fact that everything is fix-able with the reset button, everything included in the package is usable. Fix-able, what does that mean? Well, every program is prone to being able to freeze up, and homebrew is no exception, but you will have fun regardless. Will I void my warranty? Nope, you will not be voiding any warranties because you have not opened up your wii and modified anything inside to make it do things outside of its orignial capabilities. Cool, but how legit can this honestly be? Well, in an atempt to earn your trust, we encourage you to see for yourself. If you google the words "wii jabber" and click on the first link, you can will be directed to the page of the release. From there, you can make the judgement. Either way, be sure to read the REQUIREMENTS before attempting this, as you do need one certain game, along with an SD card.
 
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