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#Wii u homebrew
extremesocialoutcast · 6 months
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Especially with how big the MLP fandom was, and how broad its appeal was in terms of age, I think Hasbro missed a really big opportunity by not making a big, ambitious G4 game. Not a freemium mobile game, but like, a really good action platformer, or an RPG. A big, epic adventure game of sorts.
I once joked around on Discord about this hypothetical game being made as a Wii U exclusive (so like, around 2013 to 2015), as the Wii U was a commercial failure, most people with the money didn't want to actually buy one, yet MLP fans are so devoted that they would buy a failing console just for the really cool MLP game.
Then, it would become a meme to say "(MLP game) is a Nintendo game" (in the vein of "Diehard is a Christmas movie"), and hardcore Nintendo fans would be left having to cope with the fact that MLP fans caused a significant spike in Wii U sales, perhaps even igniting arguments online on whether or not MLP fans "belong" in the Nintendo community.
That shit would've been hilarious, I tell you.
(Alright, but maybe let's get serious for a second, in case someone wants to make an MLP homebrew fangame for the Wii U: how would such a thing properly incorporate the gamepad, in a way that's actually fun and enjoyable?)
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meiistheprimarynow · 2 months
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Haxchi and CBHC are two different personalities that can switch with each other freely whenever they change forms. (they are using the same body)
While Haxchi is quiet and does not emote much, CBHC is more assertive and does not like being touched.
Note: When other console related beings change forms (like console tans and some homebrew) their personality does not change at all. It is the same person. But with this pair each form is a different person. They cannot share memories but can tell the other about anything that happened when they were active. When they go to sleep they can talk to each other in their mind.
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mopbucketwithablog · 2 months
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Who decided that 8 bit sunny day real estate was the best menu music for the homebrew app store. Don't hate it it's just a weird ass choice
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foxshaped · 2 years
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Oh yeah I have acquired a Wii U, anybody have the post with all the info about the emulators and home brew for it?
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olaffinio · 7 months
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NOOOOOO!
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greendog3 · 9 days
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3ds.hacks.guide
wiiu.hacks.guide
pretendo.network
using these three links you can bring back what once was lost
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solsticepony · 13 days
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For anyone with 3DS and Wii U systems before the April 8th
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ct-sazabi · 9 days
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one does not truly understand “games, unlimited games, but no games” until one hacks their 3ds/wiiu and not have enough storage for anything
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valliass · 9 days
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It's really funny seeing posts talking about the death of the wii u and 3ds as if they haven't never been more alive
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pekodayz · 7 months
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the fact that Nintendo is ending their online support for 3ds and Wii U is making my heart hurt so so so so so so so bad
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miintii-lxxvi · 2 months
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An introductory doodle from Juxtaposition (Pretendo's Miiverse revival)
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lunathetransqueen · 10 days
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anyone know how to mod a wii u
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meiistheprimarynow · 11 months
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part two of the wii u hack lassies  ‧₊˚ 彡 ⋆。°
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judas-isariot · 4 months
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I was like "Man, there ain't much Wii U game to put my hand on in thoses website" and then I remember the wii U only had 206 game which a third did not reach europe.
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metroidprimepics · 1 year
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scrolling this blog be like
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😊😊😊
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taupewolfy · 9 months
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oh yeah the ps vita was like 'no regular sd cards fuck you buy these specific, hard to find very very very expensive ones instead' like gee i wonder why it didn't do well
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