WODE - Wii Optical Drive Emulator

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WODE - Wii Optical Drive Emulator

aka: WODE, Wii Optical Drive Emulator

Homepage: WODE Jukebox Homepage

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Conclusion

I’ve been very impressed by the WODE. It is a powerful, feature rich, unique product for anyone looking for a hardware solution for Wii USB game loading. It performs almost without a hitch. Those very few games that don’t work can be made to work by tinkering with the settings. It supports BCA protected games, loads Gamecube games perfectly from USB, loads burnt discs through the Flat mode and is well supported by firmware updates. The WODE provides all of this functionality without you ever having to touch any Wii homebrew. You can keep your Wii up to date with the latest firmware from Nintendo and still have USB loading. Installation is solderless as well as painless. It is a no hassle solution. I have a few minor gripes with the stand however, like the loose fit with the Wii console and the fact that you can’t detach the stand anymore without opening the Wii. The joystick for the LCD screen is also a little flimsy. These are only minor problems though. The bulk of the time the WODE has been great to use.

 

The WODE is however obviously designed for a specific type of audience - the one that doesn’t want to run homebrew or fiddle with the Wii’s firmware. USB game loading is available for free on any Wii by using homebrew and loaders. And sometimes those loaders perform better than the WODE can. They can provide intuitive interfaces using a cover flow style with boxarts, incorporate the Ocarina cheat system and feature disc ripping. If you already use one of the excellent USB loaders like USB Loader GX, then the WODE probably won’t sway you. But if you don’t want to use homebrew and install things to the Wii’s firmware and would rather have a hardware-based USB loader, then the WODE is an excellent choice. It is a powerful product with a ton of functionality and is probably the best hardware-based solution out there.

 

Pros & cons

 

Pros:

+ Loads games from USB

+ Backup disc loading

+ Supports Gamecube games via USB or disc

+ Easy to install

+ No homebrew

+ LCD screen

+ Favourites menu

+ Auto load

+ NTFS support

+ Frequent updates via SD slot

+ You can operate it with a Gamecube controller rather than off the LCD

 

Cons:

- Expensive

- Some problems with flat mode

- Can’t detach the stand once installed without opening the Wii

- The Wii wobbles in the stand

- No disc ripping

- Flimsy joystick

- No way to control it with a wiimote

- Simple menu

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ne pirmas nepaskutinis, bet man labiau fusionas traukia aki ;D, cia ju tas stovas biski durnas, beto antra versija db turi pasirodyt kazkada.

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