개조된 닌텐도 콘솔: 모드를 통한 게임 경험 향상

### 닌텐도 콘솔 및 게임 개조하기: 레트로 게임의 팁, 위험, 그리고 미래
* 🎮 MIG Switch는 드물게 하드웨어를 개조하거나 모드 칩을 사용하지 않고도 **백업된 Switch 게임을 쉽게 플레이**할 수 있는 개조 카트리지입니다.
* 🕹 Wii U를 커스텀 펌웨어로 개조하면 **에뮬레이션 성능 저하 없이 백업 및 GameCube ISO를 재생**할 수 있습니다.
* 🖥 Wii의 기본 1080p 스케일링 및 스미어 필터를 비활성화하여 화질을 개선하면 **HDMI 출력을 위한 Wii 모드**를 사용할 수 있습니다.
* 🎮 미스터 FPGA 프로젝트는 **최대 5세대 콘솔에 사용할 수 있는 코어**를 통해 하나의 작은 상자에서 거의 완벽하게 정확한 레트로 게임 경험을 제공합니다.
* 💰 닌텐도에서는 모딩을 불법 복제로 간주할 수 있지만, 역사적으로 볼 때 **게임 유료화를 통해 더 나은 경험**을 제공하는 것이 불법 복제를 막는 가장 효과적인 방법이라는 것을 알 수 있습니다.
* 🔒 해커가 DRM 체계를 능가하는 해커로 인해 모드를 차단하는 **Nintendo의 현재 접근 방식**은 장기적으로 효과가 없을 수 있습니다.
* 🔄 N64 RECM과 같은 프로젝트는 **5세대 닌텐도 게임을 PC용으로 간편하게 리컴파일**하여 **와이드스크린 지원 및 더 높은 프레임 속도**와 같은 품질 업그레이드를 실현할 수 있게 해줍니다.
* 🚀 로켓 머니는 사용자가 쉽게 구독을 추적하고 취소할 수 있도록 도와주는 **구독 관리 서비스**를 제공합니다.

게임 콘솔을 개조하고 비공식 액세서리를 사용하여 백업된 게임을 플레이하는 방법에 대해 논의하며 잠재적인 위험과 이점을 강조합니다.

this dangerous modified cartridge makes playing backed-up Switch games so easy that anyone can do it. No rare hardware revisions, no mod chips, nothing. And when I say dangerous, I don't mean to you, you'll be fine. I mean for me. If this video gets taken down, the MIG Switch is going to be the reason. You see, I'm not doing anything illegal, and I won't be violating any of Nintendo's copyrights in this video. But what I will be doing is showing you guys some accessories and modifications that Nintendo wishes were illegal, and they are well known for. Oh, we're back. That's great. Well, quick before it happens again, let me tell you about our sponsor, Hetzner. They offer GDPR-compliant high-performance cloud servers, which consist of on-demand cloud computing platforms and APIs on a metered pay-as-you-go basis. Don't miss out and use code LT24 at the link below for €20 off. Well, if the goal was for me to not be able to tell that I've got a pirate cartridge in here, mission accomplished. This feels exactly

like the real thing, and that's because as far as your switch can tell, it is the original cartridge. Now, we may never find out who exactly is making the Mig switch. I mean, sure, Mr. Bowser, a notorious Nintendo hacker, SL main villain, got out of jail the year prior to its release, and sure, his email was tied to the product's URL for a second, but come on, Nintendo's leash on him is so tight that they allegedly garnished $175 of his prison wage. And besides, it takes a lot longer than that to design a tool that is this seamless and sophisticated. To use it, all you need is the Mig switch itself, your switch console, and the contents of your own authentic game cartridge, which you can obtain using either the Mig switch dumper accessory or the Mig dump tool app. We're going to have more of a guide-style video for some of the too-hot-for-YouTube stuff that we're doing today over at lg. g/f floatplane, but at least for this mod, I think you guys will

figure it out on your own. It's not perfect as of right now. It's pretty hard to get your hands on the dumper. And if your intention was to use it for pirating switch games, you should be warned that it is hard to find ROMs in the correct format online. Also, if you intend to use a ROM that you obtained via illegitimate means online, be warned that logging in with a card that has been ripped and used by multiple people could easily get you flagged if Nintendo decides to employ very Draconian countermeasures against this device. Now, I have my doubts about them doing that since this would also impact the owners of secondhand games, but Nintendo has done some pretty surprising stuff in the past. Speaking of the ghosts of Nintendo's past, with two more eShop closures in 2023, the only Nintendo approved way to grow your Wii U library is to pay the exorbitant collector taxes for those sweet teal DVD cases. But this video isn't about the Nintendo approved way, is it? It's modding.

time folks. Thanks to the helpful folks over at Wii U Hack.GU, you too can have your Wii U swearing allegiance to the flag in less than 30 minutes. Custom firmware unlocks the ability to play backups, as well as unlocking hidden features like compatibility with Gamecube isos in hardware. That's right, my friends, no emulation performance hit. To oversimplify things a little bit, the Wii U's Espresso processor is essentially three Wii CPUs duct-taped together, which each in turn are the Gamecube's Gecko chip on steroids. The Wii U system controller then just adjusts the cores, disables some RAM, and enables a hidden GPU block, and baby, you're Cuban. Man, I have really got to do this to mind three generations of hardware-level Nintendo game support, and that is on top of the dozens of other machines that you can emulate, that is depending on the OS that you choose to install. Now the standard moving forward is Aroma, but a lot of Homebrew is still awaiting compatibility updates, so we'd recommend installing both it and the older TI Misu.

to your SD card. In the meantime, and there you have it, a modded Wii U is the easiest option if you want an almost One-Stop shop Nintendo machine. But is it the best option? Well, actually, maybe not. You see, because the Wii U was outsold by its older brother seven times over, it happens to be seven times rarer and therefore about seven times as expensive. So, if you need an HDMI output but you're not interested in the shrinking list of Wii U-only titles, the HDMI mod for the original Wii might be a better option. It grabs a digital signal right from the graphics chain, so there's no crappy conversion. But be warned, this install is definitely for advanced users only. But there are some very compelling reasons to put in the effort. The Wii has built-in hardware support for GameCube controllers, memory cards, and discs. It has a much bigger modding scene, so it's easier to find resources, and it doesn't require you to switch from TV to Gamepad in order to navigate menus. It also looks

a lot better, which I know sounds crazy, but hear me out. While the Wii U scales OG Wii games to 1080p for its HDMI output, it doesn't do it well. And yes, the Wii's output is blurry too, but that's only if you do things Nintendo's way. You see, instead of pushing more pixels or using sophisticated post-processing hardware in order to enhance smoothness, Nintendo chose to implement two visual shortcuts that seriously degrade the Wii's output. The first is that in widescreen mode, games are just natively rendered in 4x3, then they're stretched for the final output widescreen, more like wide scam. And the second, and more egregious of the two, was their smear filter that was meant to mitigate the flicker of interlaced video and also serve as a form of rudimentary anti-aliasing. Thankfully, with a modded Wii system, you can toggle these options off, and the soft mod is even simpler than the one for the Wii U. Just follow the guide at we.hack.gu.

install USB loader GX to The Homebrew Channel and disable both filters. At will, now there are times when you might want to leave the frame buffer option enabled in order to preserve the shape of onscreen objects, but other times, I promise that you will notice a significant improvement in both the analog signals. And assuming yours is modded, the HDMI output, which by the way, can both be used simultaneously even while playing GameCube games. Super cool for streamers. Speaking of the GameCube, the list of possible upgrades feels endless for this guy. Want a quieter fan? Great mod. A cheap connector onto a better one. Want to throw out this stupid brick of a power brick? Drop in a new type-C power board. Wired cables and high wave bird prices got you down? How about this Bluetooth compatible input board from Laser Bear. Now of course, none of those things really fit in with our title, so let's talk about playing backed up games. Now you could wait for the flippy drive to become available soon TM. It's going to

be less than $40, and we'll have a solderless install using this nifty folding cable that slides between the optical disc and the motherboard connectors. Anyone who pre-ordered is going to be able to play both backup ISOs and physical discs, which isn't a given for most drop-in optical drive emulators. But pre-order, that doesn't help me today, does it? So instead, we've used less than $5 worth of parts, a Micro SD card, and a soldering iron, and embarked upon an adventure of Pico booting our lunchbox and unlocking the wonders of the Galaxy Ube. You can back up your games, load up some homebrew, or our favorite, you can use your Game Boy Player without that stupidly expensive disc that you lost years ago. The non-official Game Boy experience is honestly better anyway. Once you've installed the mods you want, hey, maybe treat yourself to a shell replacement for both the console and the Game Boy Player to give it a Y2K aesthetic that would make Joanna Dark's

highlights blush speaking of Y2K. If you want to play N64 games, notice we don't have one of those consoles on the table. That's cuz you don't need one. Instead, you can get a Mr. FPGA and use the N64 core. Now, regular viewers of this Channel or who follow the Retro Gaming scene probably already know that the Mr. FPGA is an open-source project that aims to use programmable Hardware to provide a nearly perfectly accurate retro experience in one tiny box. And there are cores from more than just the N64. Pretty much anything up to the 50 generation of gaming, including retro PC platforms, can be not emulated but almost replicated in Hardware. There are a ton of options for parts, accessories, and cases. This retro Castle aluminum case is Bob from retro RGB's favorite one, so it's our favorite too. He's a great guy. But in the past, you were always locked to the de10 Nano, a development board that has more than doubled in Price ever since Terasic saw a jump in demand and figured out that

Gamers were using it to play games. Thankfully, though, a clone board using the same FPGA chip is coming soon TM at the D1's original $99 price tag. Just uh, don't tell Nintendo. Speaking of, if you're even more price conscious, you'll be glad to know that PC software emulation is better than ever, and not just for the N64. Dolphin, the best GameCube and Wii Emulator, can boost both smoothness and fidelity, and all it costs you is a little bit of ACC accuracy. But that's just the tip of the iceberg. There are other projects like N64 RECM that are providing tools to simplify recompiling the code of fifth generation Nintendo games to run natively on PC. This will unlock quality of life upgrades like widescreen support and higher frame rates to make them more enjoyable than ever before. In fact, this one might be worth a dedicated video. So uh, give us a thumbs up and leave a comment if that's what you want to see. I can't wait to see some of the mods that

are going to show up for the these older games mods can long extend the life of products that you already own. And while I understand Nintendo's perspective that this type of modding is tantamount to piracy, which harms their bottom line in the short term, it's clear from their current diversification strategy that at least someone over there understands that there are other ways to capitalize on their beloved IP that can not only be less antagonistic toward their fans but also more lucrative for everyone else over at Nintendo. Here's what I'll say about the current approach to shutting down the kinds of mods that we've looked at today, especially for stuff you don't sell anymore. One, it's not going to work on their own principles, such as they are; hackers will outsmart your DRM scheme. Two, some of the highest software attach rates of consoles past were easy targets for pirates, meaning there may not be a direct long-term correlation between a platform's resilience to piracy and higher game sales. And number three, history has shown that the only way to

effectively combat theft or piracy is to make paying for games a better experience than downloading them. And I promise you that if Nintendo Hardware was the best and smoothest way to experience Nintendo software, switch emulation on handheld PCS wouldn't seem like such a threat. Just like our sponsor won't seem like a threat thanks to the smooth segue to Rocket money. At this point, it seems like almost every product and service has moved to a subscription model, which can make it all too easy for your hard-earned cash to start disappearing from your bank account. But Rocket money wants to help by putting control back in your capable hands. Are you getting lost in the weeds of all those subscriptions? Rocket money makes it simple to round them all up and cancel the ones you don't use. Just a couple clicks and you're free. The best part, they can even help with things like your phone or internet bill. Just upload your bill onto Rocket money and they can negotiate the best rates on your behalf. Go to Rocket money.com/lt or click the

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5 Mods Nintendo wishes were Illegal

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MIG 스위치: 백업된 게임을 플레이하기 위한 논란의 여지가 있는 도구

MIG 스위치를 사용하면 희귀한 하드웨어나 모드 칩 없이도 백업된 Switch 게임을 쉽게 플레이할 수 있어 동영상 삭제를 유발할 가능성이 있습니다.

Switch 본체 및 정품 게임 카트리지와 원활하게 작동하지만 모드에 필요한 도구를 구하는 것은 어려울 수 있습니다.

불법 복제 게임에 MIG 스위치를 사용하면 불법 ROM 및 공유 게임 카드 사용으로 Nintendo에 의해 신고될 위험이 있습니다.

닌텐도 콘솔 개조하기: Wii U 대 Wii

GU의 커스텀 펌웨어를 사용하면 성능 문제 없이 게임 백업과 게임큐브 호환성을 제공하는 Wii U 모딩이 가능합니다.

그러나 HDMI 모드가 있는 오리지널 Wii는 더 많은 가용성, 저렴한 비용, 내장된 GameCube 지원 및 더 나은 비디오 출력으로 인해 더 나은 옵션이 될 수 있습니다.

또한 개조된 Wii는 더 쉬운 소프트 모드 프로세스와 향상된 출력 품질을 위한 시각적 향상 옵션을 토글할 수 있는 기능을 제공합니다.

게임큐브 업그레이드하기: 모드 및 액세서리 가이드

더 조용한 팬, 새로운 전원 보드, 블루투스 호환 입력 보드와 같은 모드로 GameCube를 개선할 수 있습니다.

납땜 없이 백업된 게임을 플레이할 수 있는 플리피 드라이브도 곧 출시될 예정입니다.

또한 미스터 FPGA를 사용하여 N64 게임 및 기타 레트로 게임 코어를 플레이할 수 있어 다양한 게임 옵션을 제공합니다.

레트로 캐슬 알루미늄 케이스는 이러한 변경 사항을 수용하기 위한 인기 있는 선택으로, GameCube를 스타일리시하고 기능적으로 업그레이드할 수 있습니다.

닌텐도 게임 에뮬레이션의 미래

오리지널과 동일한 FPGA 칩을 탑재한 새로운 클론 보드가 99달러의 가격으로 곧 출시될 예정입니다.

특히 N64, GameCube, Wii 게임의 PC 소프트웨어 에뮬레이션은 부드러움과 충실도가 향상되고 있습니다.

N64 RECM과 같은 프로젝트는 5세대 닌텐도 게임을 네이티브 PC 플레이를 위해 리컴파일하는 작업을 간소화하여 게임 품질을 업그레이드하고 있습니다.

닌텐도 하드웨어로 게임을 더 원활하게 플레이하면 스위치 에뮬레이션과 불법 복제를 방지하는 데 도움이 될 수 있습니다.

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