Are you wondering why I was looking for a 100% save file? If you look in the Kirby tag, you'll find out what I was working on...
Update 11/8/2022: Speedrun.com has a 100% save file for the Japanese version: Kirby Ultra Super Deluxe, under the "Resources" tab. This website also has a guide on how to import the save file into Desmume due to the file being in the uncommon .duc format. Here is the same save file converted into the universal .sav format.
WiiFlow is an app that displays Wii and GameCube games in a pretty coverflow view. The app used to have a wide variety of themes to customize its appearance to your liking; but as WiiFlow gained new features that required new UI elements, the themes were not updated.
On a Haxchi Wii U: install HBL2HBC and WiiU2HBC. You can replace WiiU2HBC's icon with my custom WiiFlow icons after installing. I recommend using Wii U Title Boot Editor. If Wii U Title Boot Editor does not work for you, use the files in the folder "tga-files" and transfer them to the shortcut's meta folder via ftp (be careful when doing this! View the Wii U's tga files to make sure you have the correct title).
I don't spend a lot of time thinking about what makes the games I play good, so I'm a bit nervous about making this list. These aren't neccessarily my top five favorite games of all time; these are just the top five games that I could think of something interesting to say about.
Splatoon 3
I really like the movement in this game. You feel fast when moving in the ink (I notice the game has this dash line effect at the...
Fun fact: Just like Smash Ultimate and Smash 4, Splatoon 3 will delete all your replays after an update! And unlike the Smash games, there is no way to save them before they're deleted! Wow!
I set up my tripod and camera above my switch to record my replays and preserve them that way, but this photo is all I have for my efforts. Once an update is available, Splatoon 3 will not let you enter the lobby without updating, after which your replays will be deleted.
Those who use WiiFlow or other such USB loaders to play their Wii and GameCube games may wish to change the name used for the game in the menu; to type in a name that looks more aesthetically appealing, or to distinguish between modified copies of the same game.
To change the name of a Wii or GameCube disc, open the game in a hex editor, locate the current name, then overwrite it by typing in your new name. This is the most reliable way to change the name of a disc.
