J'ai noté toute les réponse du gars qui l'a et qui a fait les tests a vos harraps les gars !
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I'm from London, I got brawl and the freeloader today, in order to play brawl, you have to do the option 2 (freeloader twice, then brawl, then update, then just freeloader once and brawl everytime, as someone posted before), I tried it without the update first and it turned blank after you select smash bros brawl in the Wii menu. You have to use 60hz (480i) for proper colour or you can use HD 480p aswell. I dont think any firmware updates are needed, but I havent tested really old versions yet.
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et la le site est en rad donc je peu pas continuer je recommence avec la suite dès qu'il est a nouveau viable ^^
I have tried online and it works, spectator/team/single all work, battles are a bit laggy which is expected, but it works and you can still own if you know what your doing.
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when you are doing the update, it says it may damage your wii if the chip is 'modded' or altered
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I tried a Pal Wii game and a Pal Gamecube game after Brawl update and they both work fine.
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un autre gars a posté çà c'est intéressant :
well i would to it, just to be safe.
Another thing: Why do you think nintendo would make region codes or stuff on a update like the one from brawl? seriously, it just let's your wii read dual layer discs. It's not that it would do anything else. Every wii, no matter if japanese european or american runs with the same system, the only difference are the region codes. they would'nt even be needed, i don't understand why they even exist. Sure some sort of marketing strategy. If the brawl update WOULD change your PAL region code to the NTSC region code, then it would:
1. say 3.2U instead of 3.2E
2. no PAL game would load anymore.
Which means: Your wii won't get bricked, everyone calm down and enjoy brawl
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