Region Free Wii

I recently found out a great web site. I’ve had a Nintendo Wii for about a year now and it’s been frustrating knowing that I cannot play DVD’s and backup games. However, on this web site I found out how to unlock my Wii console using Homebreware. Its amazing the freedome I now have with my Wii console.
After going to homebreware.com I can now play all the classic Nintendo games, download games and backups off of my PC and using homebreware play them on my Wii without any worry that I may damage my console. It also allows you to play imported games that are region locked.
Another great feature of homebreware is that I can now use my Wii console not only for games but also as a personal home theatre and audio system. Now I can play my DVD’s and MP3 CD’s without having to change systems.
I am extremely happy with the outcomes and suggest it to all of my friends. I now have the freedome to use my Wii in so many ways. Check out homebreware.com for yourself…

Every avid video gamer knows that unlocking your console frees up a lot of your recourses. And the most popular console on the market today is, of course, the Wii.

But why should someone unlock their Wii? Unlocking your console can be a tricky and dangerous process if you don’t know what you’re doing, but the results are well worth the struggle, as an unlocked console allows you to do so much more on your Wii. An unlocked Wii console is able to play DVD’s, imported games with other country codes, backup games or play homebrew games (video games created by users that target hardware platforms not usually user programmable). There are several ways to unlock your Wii. The first of which is known as a Modchip, which is a device you literally have to crack open the Wii and install. This can be tricky on its own, but on top of that, installing a modchip will void your warranty, so it isn’t an ideal form of unlocking and not something I would recommend.

The other option are programs designed specifically to unlock Wii in a safe way. These programs do cost a little money, but it’s nothing close to what you will pay to buy a new Wii when you’ve wrecked it trying to take it apart, or it’s broken afterward and you have no warranty to fall back on. The best program I’ve found for this purpose is from Homebreware, which has easy instructions on how to get your Wii unlocked successfully!