desi
says:
Lulz!
Lololololol.
Man that's a good one. As a closet internet troll, I respect that.
But you have to be fair, knowledgeable people all over the intertubes have known WiiXT to be a fake from day one, simply because it claims features that go beyond the capabilities of a drive hack.
From Engadget's comments section:
AceMilo said: Guys, please, this is 100% fake. Just the fact that they claim stealth + region free is bull, if region free were enabled the stealth goes out the window. Believe me, its total bull.
Moreover, WiiXT's own website (when it was still functional) contradicted itself in its FAQ:
The chip is fake as it's features cannot be achieved with a simple DVD Drive Hack.
The WiiXT IS NOT, just a "simple drive hack", it is MUCH more complex and not just using the leaked hex which is being used by other Wii Modchips.
But then when you look at another part of the FAQ:
Quicksolder? So the chip is easy to install?
Unfortunately no. The quicksolder points only control the Drive hacks, 4 additional wires need to be soldered into other areas of the console to enable the USB dongle's functionality.
So it is just a simple drive hack. The four wires would only have been to allow you to use a USB dongle that lets you turn the chip on and off, or reflash it. And that is spurious in itself: if WiiXT was going to operate in Stealth, as marketed, then why would you ever need to deactivate it? And even stranger, how can a simple electronic I/O toggle stop the Wii from putting electrical current — and thus data — into the chip? The switch would have to be mechanical, with a bridge that carried electrical current through the chip while avoiding the components.
04/12/2007
I'm in your profile, deleting your spams for Great Justice.