PC and tech enthusiast Matt Berman posted a neat YouTube video on his Tech By Matt channel detailing how he turned a partially broken Wii ... had a busted disc drive. The Wii arrived in otherwise ...

Nintendo has run out of parts to fix broken Wii U consoles, as the failed format takes its final step towards the grave. The Wii U was such a failure it broke the entire concept of console ...

In this instance, however, things became more complicated over claims that Dolphin had broken ... This Wii Common Key was part of the original console, used to decrypt the games on the discs ...

GameCube copy protection came from the way its discs were made; the Wii was Nintendo's first console ... maybe we should be talking about our broken copyright laws, multibillion-dollar corporate ...

That's because Dolphin's public source code includes a leaked copy of the Wii Common Key, which is a crucial part of decrypting the encrypted content on a Wii game disc. And it's that decryption ...

They run a YouTube channel doing mods and are offering to buy broken Wii U systems to figure out how to solve 160-0103. This Wii U issue seems to have been in the wild since at least 2017.

Once you pulled off the plastic and cracked open the case, you'd find mini discs which were indistinguishable ... It would eventually come to the region on the Wii in 2012, but the GameCube ...

Just note that Wii U can’t play GameCube games from a disk. Neither can the Wii Mini or Wii Family Edition, which don’t have plugs for GameCube controllers. The quickest way to tell if your ...

Not only is it a better option for collecting, but Wii U disks are weirdly cool. Anyone who has picked one up before knows what I’m talking about. The edges of the disk are oddly thick and ...

Not only that, but you can also play games directly from the disc, too, meaning you can essentially create individual physical versions of your Wii U eShop favourites. So, how does all of this work?