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Preparing for homebrew	Downloading homebrew	Developing homebrew
Install the Homebrew Channel on your Wii console by following the homebrew setup tutorial.	Browse the homebrew directory, or use the Open Shop Channel, which allows you to install directly from your Wii over Wi-Fi.	Start developing homebrew for Wii by downloading devkitPPC and reading the homebrew development guide.

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Latest news	Latest homebrew releases
02 February 22 devkitPro have announced devkitPPC release 40 11 June 20: devkitPPC r37 & libogc 2.0.0 have been released - see the devkitPro announcement for details. 14 November 18: devkitPPC r33 & libogc 1.8.21 have been released - see the devkitPro announcement for details.	13 October 24: UnBlue Mii 1.0.0 released by VGmaster 7 August 24: Wii-Tac-Toe 1.1.0 released by Crayon 31 July 24: Seta GX beta 0.2 released by Evoca 26 Jul 24: Newo Bit 1.0 released by Owen 7 Jul 24: mame4wii 1.35.3 released by Nebiun
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This video showcases the history of the earliest methods of homebrewing the Wii, which involves the classic Tweezer Attack.

Scogger is a puzzle in which you command a frog to jump over tree trunks. To win, you must clear all of the trunks. [ More... ]

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Homebrew	Wii hardware	Wii software	Development
FAQ Homebrew setup Homebrew Channel Homebrew Channel icons Homebrew Channel themes Homebrew applications Homebrew status BootMii	Wii Hardware Wiimote Starlet Memory map Video output	Wii architecture overview Nintendo software System Menu Flash filesystem Wii security Boot process Title metadata Title database ARM binaries Data containers Wii disc Wii system flaws	Starting homebrew development devkitPPC Development tools Debugging Homebrew in development Homebrew demos

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