This is a fork of FIX94/Nintendont specifically used for supporting Project Slippi. See documentation in SLIPPI.md for more information.

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Nintendont

A Wii Homebrew Project to play GC Games on Wii and vWii on Wii U

Features:

• Works on Wii and Wii U (in vWii mode)
• Full-speed loading from a USB device or an SD card.
• Loads 1:1 and shrunken .GCM/.ISO disc images.
• Loads games as extracted files (FST format)
• Loads CISO-format disc images. (uLoader CISO format)
• Memory card emulation
• Play audio via disc audio streaming
• Bluetooth controller support (Classic Controller (Pro), Wii U Pro Controller)
• HID controller support via USB
• Custom button layout when using HID controllers
• Cheat code support
• Changeable configuration of various settings
• Reset/Power off via button combo (R + Z + Start) (R + Z + B + D-Pad Down)
• Advanced video mode patching, force progressive and force 16:9 widescreen
• Auto boot from loader
• Disc switching
• Use the official Nintendo GameCube controller adapter

Features: (Wii only)

• Play retail discs
• Play backups from writable DVD media (Old Wii only)
• Use real memory cards
• GBA-Link cable
• WiiRd
• Allow use of the Nintendo GameCube Microphone

What Nintendont doesn't do yet:

• BBA/Modem support

What Nintendont will never support:

• Game Boy Player

Quick Installation:

1. Get the loader.dol, rename it to boot.dol and put it in /apps/Nintendont/ along with the files meta.xml and icon.png.
2. Copy your GameCube games to the /games/ directory. Subdirectories are optional for 1-disc games in ISO/GCM and CISO format.
   • For 2-disc games, you should create a subdirectory /games/MYGAME/ (where MYGAME can be anything), then name disc 1 as "game.iso" and disc 2 as "disc2.iso".
   • For extracted FST, the FST must be located in a subdirectory, e.g. /games/FSTgame/sys/boot.bin .
3. Connect your storage device to your Wii or Wii U and start The Homebrew Channel.
4. Select Nintendont.

Notes

• The Wii and Wii U SD card slot is known to be slow. If you're using an SD card and are having performance issues, consider either using a USB SD reader or a USB hard drive.
• USB flash drives are known to be problematic.
• Nintendont runs best with storage devices formatted with 32 KB clusters. (Use either FAT32 or exFAT.)