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This page serves to document the Title-ID scheme as used on the Wii.

A Title-ID is a 64-bit number that describes an "application" -- generally, a channel or a game. The high 32 bits are used to indicate the type of title, and the low 32 bits are used to identify the particular title.

By convention, a Title-ID may either be written as 16 hex digits (e.g. 0000000100000002 or 00010000525a4445) or in two hexadecimal or ASCII parts (e.g. 1-2 or 10000-RZDE).

Region Codes

Region codes are used to determine what region a title belongs to. The region code is the last letter of the four-letter title ID (the last two digits in hexadecimal notation). Essential system titles do not use region codes.

The following region codes are known to exist:

ASCII	Hex	Region
A	41	All regions. System channels like the Mii channel use it.
D	44	German-speaking regions. Only if separate versions exist, e.g. Zelda: A Link to the Past
E	45	USA and other NTSC regions except Japan
F	46	French-speaking regions. Only if separate versions exist, e.g. Zelda: A Link to the Past.
J	4A	Japan
P	50	Europe, Australia and other PAL regions
X	58	Not a real region code. Homebrew Channel uses it, though.

00000001: Essential system titles

Title ID	Description	Notes
1-1	BOOT2	Executed on the Starlet ARM core by BOOT1. Is responsible for loading the appropriate IOS for 1-2 and then executing it.
1-2	System Menu	First PPC code to execute the Wii during startup; it is loaded into RAM by BOOT2 and then bootstrapped with 6 instructions from the Hollywood chip.
1-4	IOS4	A stripped-down version of IOS that is probably used for manufacturing and perhaps during updates.
1-9	IOS9	Earliest "normal" IOS
1-a	??
1-b	IOS11
1-c	IOS12
1-d	IOS13
1-e	IOS14
1-f	IOS15
1-10	IOS16	Wii Backup Disc only
1-11	IOS17
1-14	IOS20
1-15	IOS21	Most common for third-party titles
1-16	IOS22
1-1c	IOS28
1-1e	IOS30
1-1f	IOS31
1-21	IOS33
1-22	IOS34
1-23	IOS35
1-24	IOS36
1-25	IOS37	Repairs signing bug found in all earlier IOS versions
1-100	BC	Unknown purpose -- thought to be used to start MIOS
1-101	MIOS	Gamecube compatibility IOS -- active while Gamecube games are being played on the Wii.

00010000 and 00010004 : Disc-based games

Title ID	Grp ID	Description	IOS Ver	Update partition	Notes
10000-RWSE	8P	MARIO & SONIC At The OlympicGames	21	BOOT2-v2, IOS21-v512
10000-RLGP	64	Lego Star Wars (PAL)	21	BOOT2-64-v2, IOS21-64-v514	The game that was patched with homebrew code shown first at 24c3
10000-RSCP	7D	Scarface: The world is yours (PAL)	21	IOS11-64-v10, IOS12-64-v6, IOS13-64-v10, IOS15-64-v257, IOS17-64-v512, IOS21-64-v514, RVL-bc-v2, RVL-Eulav_EU-v0, RVL-mios-v4, RVL-News-v3, RVL-NigaoeNR-v2, RVL-photo-v1, RVL-Shopping-v4, RVL-Weather-v3, RVL-WiiSystemmenu-v162
10000-RMGE	01	SUPER MARIO GALAXY	33	BOOT2-v2, IOS11-v10, IOS12-v6, IOS13-v10, IOS15-v257, IOS17-v512, IOS20-v12, IOS21-v514, IOS30-v1039, IOS31-v1039, IOS33-v1040, IOS35-v1040, bc-v2, Eulav_US-v2, Forecast_US-v7, mios-v5, News-v3, News_US-v7, NigaoeNR-v4, photo-v1, Rgnsel_US-v2, Shopping-v7, Weather-v3, WiiSystemmenu-v225
10000-RBPE	01	Pokemon Battle Revolution	21	IOS11-v10, IOS12-v6, IOS13-v10, IOS15-v257, IOS17-v512, IOS20-v12, IOS21-v514, Eulav_US-v1, Forecast_US-v6, News-v3, News_US-v6, NigaoeNR-v3, Rgnsel_US-v1, Shopping-v6, Weather-v3, WiiSystemmenu-v193, bc-v2, mios-v4, photo-v1
10000-RY2E	41	Rayman Raving Rabbids 2	21	BOOT2-v2, IOS21-v514
10000-RYWE	01	Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree	21	IOS11-v10, IOS12-v6, IOS13-v10, IOS15-v257, IOS17-v512, IOS20-v12, IOS21-v514, Eulav_US-v1, Forecast_US-v6, News-v3, News_US-v6, NigaoeNR-v3, Rgnsel_US-v1, Shopping-v6, Weather-v3, WiiSystemmenu-v193, bc-v2, mios-v4, photo-v1
10000-410E	01	Wii BackupDisc	16	BOOT2-v2-prod, IOS16-v257-prod	Only known use of IOS16
10000-RSBJ	01	Super Smash Bros. Brawl	36	BOOT2-v2, IOS11-v10, IOS12-v6, IOS13-v10, IOS14-v257, IOS15-v257, IOS17-v512, IOS20-v12, IOS21-v514, IOS22-v772, IOS28-v1288, IOS30-v1040, IOS31-v1040, IOS33-v1040, IOS34-v1039, IOS35-v1040, IOS36-v1042, Eulav_JP-v2, Forecast_JP-v7, News-v3, News_JP-v7, NigaoeNR-v4, Rgnsel_JP-v2, Shopping-v7, Weather-v3, WiiSystemmenu-v256, bc-v2, mios-v5, photo-v65280, photo2-v1
10000-RSBE	01	Super Smash Bros. Brawl	36	BOOT2-v2, IOS11-v10, IOS12-v6, IOS13-v10, IOS14-v257, IOS15-v257, IOS17-v512, IOS20-v12, IOS21-v514, IOS22-v772, IOS28-v1288, IOS30-v1040, IOS31-v1040, IOS33-v1040, IOS34-v1039, IOS35-v1040, IOS36-v1042, Eulav_US-v2, Forecast_US-v7, News-v3, News_US-v7, NigaoeNR-v4, Rgnsel_US-v2, Shopping-v7, Weather-v3, WiiSystemmenu-v257, bc-v2, mios-v5, photo-v65280, photo2-v1
10000-RZDE	01	The Legend of Zelda Twilight Princess	9	BOOT2-v2, IOS9-v516	Buffer overflow exploit found
10000-RTZP	??	Zack & Wiki: Quest for Barbaros' Treasure	21	BOOT2-v2, IOS21-v514
10000-RM3E	01	Metroid Prime 3: Corruption	?	BOOT2-v2, IOS11-v10, IOS12-v6, IOS13-v10, IOS15-v257, IOS17-v512, IOS20-v12, IOS21-v514, IOS22-v722, IOS28-v1288, bc-v2, Eulav_US-v1, Forecast_US-v6, mios-v4, News_US-v6, News-v3, NigaoeNR-v3, photo-v1, Rgnsel_US-v1, Shopping-v6, Weather-v3, WiiSystemmenu-v193
10004-RMCP	??	Mario Kart Wii	36	BOOT2-v2-64, IOS11-64-v10, IOS12-64-v6, IOS13-64-v10, IOS14-64-v257, IOS15-64-v257, IOS17-64-v512, IOS20-64-v12, IOS21-64-v514, IOS22-64-v772, IOS28-64-v1288, IOS30-64-v1040, IOS31-64-v1040, IOS33-64-v1040, IOS34-64-v1039, IOS35-64-v1040, IOS36-64-v1042, RVL-bc-v2, RVL-Eulav_EU-v2, RVL-Forecast_EU-v7, RVL-mios-v5, RVL-News-v3, RVL-News_EU-v7, RVL-NigaoeNR-v4, RVL-photo2-v1, RVL-Rgnsel_EU-v2, RVL-Shopping-v7, RVL-Weather-v3, RVL-WiiSystemmenu-v258
1000?-RTYP	??	Wii Chess (PAL)	??	??	Further examination of the update partition is needed. When put in and launched, the console prompts whether to do an update or not. The only way to cancel, is turning off the console.

00010001: Downloaded channels

10001-Cxxx : Commodore 64 Games

Title ID	Hex	Description
10001-C9Yx	10001-433959xx	International Karate

10001-Nxxx : Nintendo 64 Games

Title ID	Hex	Description
10001-NAEx	10001-4e4145xx	Paper Mario 64
10001-NAFx	10001-4e4146xx	F-Zero X

Title ID	Description
10001-ExxE	Generally, any NeoGeo game for NTSC. PAL = ExxP, Japan = ExxJ
10001-EAJP	Metal Slug - NeoGeo (PAL)
10001-FxxE	Generally, any NES game for NTSC. PAL = FxxP, Japan = FxxJ
10001-FAKE	Zelda - NES (NTSC)
10001-FB2L	Super Mario The Lost Levels - NES (PAL/World?)
10001-HADx	Opera / Internet Channel
10001-HAJx	Everyone Votes Channel
10001-HAPx	Check Mii Out Channel
10001-HAWP	Metroid Prime 3 Preview (Europe)
?????-HAZA	Photo Channel 1.1 (Europe)
10001-JxxE	Generally, any Nintendo SNES game for NTSC. PAL = JxxP, Japan = JxxJ
10001-JAVP	Super Metroid - SNES (PAL)
10001-LxxE	Generally, any SEGA Master System game for NTSC. PAL = LxxP, Japan = LxxJ
10001-MxxE	Generally, any SEGA Megadrive game for NTSC. PAL = MxxP, Japan = MxxJ
10001-NxxE	Generally, any Nintendo 64 game for NTSC. PAL = NxxP, Japan = NxxJ
10001-NAAP	Super Mario 64 - Nintendo64 (PAL)
10001-NABP	Mario Kart 64 - Nintendo64 (PAL)
10001-NACP	The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time - Nintendo64 (PAL)
10001-NADP	Star Fox Lylat Wars - Nintendo64 (PAL)
10001-NAHP	Yoshi's Story - Nintendo64 (PAL)
10001-NAIP	Wave Race 64 - Nintendo64 (PAL)
10001-NAJL	Sin and Punishment - Nintendo64 (PAL/World?)
10001-NAKP	Pokemon Snap - Nintendo64 (PAL)
10001-NAMP	Kirby 64 The Crystal Shards - Nintendo64 (PAL)
10001-PxxE	Generally, any PcEngine/Turbografx game for NTSC. PAL = PxxP, Japan = PxxJ
10001-QxxE	Generally, any PcEngine/Turbografx CD game for NTSC. PAL = QxxP, Japan = QxxJ
10001-WFCJ	WiiWare: Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King - WiiWare (Japan)
10001-WTTP	Toki Tori - WiiWare (PAL)
10001-WBQP	Star Soldier R - WiiWare (PAL)

00010002: System channels

These channels cannot be uninstalled.

Title ID	Description
10002-HAAA	Photo Channel
10002-HABA	Shopping Channel
10002-HACA	Mii Channel
10002-HAFA	Weather Channel
10002-HAFE/J/P	Forecast Channel
10002-HAGA	News Channel
10002-HAGE/J/P	News Channel
10002-HAYA	Photo Channel 1.1

00010004: Game channels and games that use them

These IDs are used for game channels. These channels are installed by games which themselves use the 00010004 category.

Title ID	Description
10004-RFNJ	WiiFit Channel
10004-RMCP	Mario Kart Channel (Europe), and Mario Kart game itself

00010005: Downloaded Game Content

I.e The aditional content from FFCC:My Life As A King falls into this catergory Cboomf

Title ID	Description
10005-WFCP	FFCC:My Life As A King Extra Content

00010008: "Hidden" channels

These channels are not directly accessible through the main Channel Selection screen.

Title ID	Description
10008-HAKx	EULA
10008-HALx	rgnsel (region select)

@@ Line 132: / Line 132: @@
 == 00010001: Downloaded channels ==
+=== 10001-Cxxx : Commodore 64 Games ===
 {| border="1"
 !| Title ID
+!| Hex
 !| Description
 |-
-| 10001-CxxP || Generally, any Commodore 64 game for PAL.
+| 10001-C9Yx || 10001-433959xx || International Karate
+|}
+=== 10001-Nxxx : Nintendo 64 Games ===
+{| border="1"
+!| Title ID
+!| Hex
+!| Description
 |-
-| 10001-C9YP || International Karate - C64 (PAL)
+| 10001-NAEx || 10001-4e4145xx || Paper Mario 64
+|-
+| 10001-NAFx || 10001-4e4146xx || F-Zero X
+|}
+{| border="1"
+!| Title ID
+!| Description
 |-
 | 10001-ExxE || Generally, any NeoGeo game for NTSC.  PAL = ExxP, Japan = ExxJ
@@ Line 177: / Line 194: @@
 |-
 | 10001-NADP || Star Fox Lylat Wars - Nintendo64 (PAL)
-|-
-| 10001-NAEE || Paper Mario 64 - Nintendo64 (NTSC) (PAL = NAEP)
-|-
-| 10001-NAFP || F-Zero X - Nintendo64 (PAL)
 |-
 | 10001-NAHP || Yoshi's Story - Nintendo64 (PAL)