Reggie! is an easy-to-use and full-featured level editor for New Super Mario Bros. Wii, created by Treeki and Tempus.
Features
* Terrain editing
* Sprite editing, with over 1,200 properties available
* Entrance editing
* Image display for over 200 sprites
* Background options, with image previews
* Zone options
* Zoom, Grid and Autosave
* Settable level information
* Resizable and interactive level overview
* Location editing
* Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, Mac OS X)
* Open-source (GNU General Public License v2)
* Riivolution loader for custom levels with original discs
Riivolution is an on-the-fly game patcher for use with retail discs. It allows users to place content on their SD or USB devices, which will be read by the game during regular play.
It can be used for custom textures, music, levels, memory patches, game translations, and more!
To install Riivolution, extract the apps folder from the download onto an SD card and run Riivolution from the Homebrew Channel. Bannerbomb can also be used.
Once Riivolution is installed, you will need some patches to start playing with! Check out the Patch Templates to start, or read the FAQ.
Simon Kagstrom has updated his port of the Commodore Amiga emulator.
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Version 5
* Fix the workbench graphics issue
* (Binary) Rebuild against the latest devkitPPC, libogc and SDL (fixes some SD corruption issues caused by the old libfat)
Our friend PandaNL has updated his GUI for the Wii Converter.
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V 1.4.0 | 20 - 03 - 10
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- Changed name to Wii Converter GUI.
- Fixed a serious bug that the program crashes on Windows XP.
- Used the new messagebox.
- Updated the wbfs_file to 2.9
- Better error checking to check if a file is not selected.
- Version change to 1.4.0 instead of 1.0.4
A safety recall is being issued for all Joytech brand Wii Power Station units that utilise rechargeable lithium-polymer batteries, together with their two accompanying battery packs, all of which are labelled “Lithium”. The lithium version of the Wii Power Station, which was manufactured by Millenium Dragon Electronics, an independent third-party contractor in China, has a potential to overheat, presenting a possible burn or fire hazard to customers. This recall does not include Joytech brand Wii Power Stations and battery packs that are equipped with nickel-metal hydride (“NiMH”) batteries, which do not bear the “Lithium” mark.
If you have one of these please STOP USING IT IMMEDIATELY and follow the instructions in the link at the top of this post. If you know anyone who has one, please print this out and give it to them.
