Nintendo Wii · Apps & system tools

WiiMC, WiiXplorer, Priiloader and USB Loader GX, with each project's model, installation and storage requirements.

Apps & system tools

Twelve ready Wii packages with setup paths and checksums, checked on 2 November 2026. Filter by app type or console model.

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WiiMC

Media player

1.3.4ZIP · native Wii DOL

Browse and play supported local media with WiiMC’s Wii interface.

Wii · Wii U vWii · Wii Mini

Launch file/apps/wiimc/boot.dol

Download ZIP · 5.98 MiB OSC package & compatibility

Setup, requirements & checksum

Storage setup. Copy the complete apps/wiimc directory and browse your SD/USB media from inside WiiMC. Keep settings and supplied XML files together. OSC’s package includes its documented online-media configuration treatment.

Prerequisites. Working Homebrew Channel; IOS58 is needed for WiiMC USB 2.0 support. Follow the model-specific guide if IOS setup is needed. DVD playback depends on drive support; newer Wii drives and vWii cannot read DVD video.

OSC specifies no System Menu version for this app; a working Homebrew Channel for your console model is required.

Controllers: Wii Remote, Classic Controller. GameCube controllers require suitable hardware; standard vWii has no native GameCube ports.

File: wiimc-1.3.4.zip · 6,267,819 bytes

SHA-25658b858bf30e82b0be7dd02f1b832acc725cf32fe2a9f4546ba6e745926ff2cf1

Banner credit: Courtesy of WiiMC project / distributed by Open Shop Channel. Packaged icon preserved from the supplied build.

Project & documentation Compatibility manifest Original ZIP source

WiiXplorer

File manager

r259ZIP · native Wii DOL

Manage SD/USB files through a Wii file browser with keyboard and network features.

Wii · Wii U vWii · Wii Mini

Launch file/apps/wiixplorer/boot.dol

Download ZIP · 2.34 MiB OSC package & compatibility

Setup, requirements & checksum

Storage setup. Copy apps/wiixplorer and launch it in Homebrew Channel. Select the SD or USB device in its file browser. Back up files before moving or replacing them; its NAND-writing features require particular care.

Prerequisites. Working Homebrew Channel. Preserve supplied meta.xml/AHB access flags. Network features require configured networking, which a stock Wii Mini lacks.

OSC specifies no System Menu version for this app; a working Homebrew Channel for your console model is required.

Controllers: Wii Remote, Nunchuk, Classic Controller, GameCube Controller, USB Keyboard. GameCube controllers require suitable hardware; standard vWii has no native GameCube ports.

File: wiixplorer-r259.zip · 2,452,156 bytes

SHA-2562fb33da9736f08398cb59cb4029504094273b4fbcb57b634f8cec8a047ad11cd

Banner credit: NeoRame / WiiXplorer / distributed by Open Shop Channel. Packaged icon preserved from the supplied build.

Project & documentation Compatibility manifest Original ZIP source

These are pinned Open Shop Channel builds; check each project for newer upstream releases. Model labels use the linked OSC manifests with visible storage exceptions where package evidence is narrower. Cave Story and Helium Boy are excluded from the Mini filter. Package CRCs, native executable headers, byte counts and SHA-256 were inspected without running the downloads. Physical console operation has not been tested. Homebrew Channel banner artwork is credited on each card. The original system tools and GameCube resources follow below.

Wii homebrew & system tools

Official project builds with installation documentation. Open a download or project link in a new tab.

Priiloader

0.10.0System menuRecoveryWii / vWii

Boot before the Wii System Menu, apply menu fixes and launch homebrew. Follow the model-specific setup guide; Priiloader complements your NAND backup.

Download installer ZIP Download Load Priiloader Project & requirements Setup & documentation

USB Loader GX

4.0 r1283USB / SDWii loadercIOS required

Browse and launch Wii disc backups from compatible storage. Set up the cIOS appropriate to your console first; Wii, Wii mini and vWii use different instructions.

Download Wii ZIP Project & requirements Setup & documentation

Add an app to the Homebrew Channel

Extract the console buildFor an app ZIP with an apps folder, copy that folder to the root of the storage device used by your Wii setup. Keep each app in its own subfolder.
Keep the executable and app information togetherA normal Homebrew Channel app folder contains boot.dol or boot.elf, with meta.xml and icon.png when supplied.
Set up Nintendont’s three filesRename the downloaded loader.dol to boot.dol and place it with its linked meta.xml and icon.png in /apps/Nintendont/. This page pins the upstream build snapshot rather than assigning it a new release number.
Launch the app and finish its own setupOpen the Homebrew Channel, select the app and follow its project instructions. Loaders, storage devices and disc tools can have additional requirements.

Nintendont installation More Wii homebrew Original GameCube resources

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