Teknecal has released a great update to a great program, Homebrew Browser. The Wiibrew app is now on version 0.1.2 and now has a new check that makes sure a server response is valid. Check out all the rest of the changes in the full article. If you missed the previous release, Homebrew Browser lets you download and update your homebrew straight from your Wii.

Download: Homebrew Browser v0.1.2

Developer DragonMinded delivers on one of the promised features for DragonMedia Player. The media player now sports a new seekbar. The author even added in a background image feature. We're really rooting to see more or this app in the future. More details in the full article.

Download: DragonMedia Player v0.04 Alpha

New and improved, Wii Web Server now contends with the glaringly obvious concern - that is, server security. Wii Web Server alpha v0.73's security measures may not be so robust as a Raptor Eagle (in its hayday), but the fewer vulnerabilities coupled with a de-militarizing firewall could take you places - and back, headache-free. See what else has changed since Cboomf and Felix123 released alpha v0.71 at the full story.

Download: Wii Web Server alpha v0.73

Coder teknecal paves the way for the future of Wiibrew with Homebrew Browser. This application lets you download and update homebrew applications directly through your Wii, which means you don't have to keep switching your SD card to and from your console and PC. More details and a video of the program in action after the link!


Download: Homebrew Browser v0.1.1

Developer Ac_K has released an unofficial mod of the alpha build of the Yabause emulator for the Nintendo Wii. A couple of clarifications have also been made regarding the background of this homebrew project, available for reading over in the full article.

Download: Yabause Wii (Ac_K's unofficial mod)

Was that a collective sigh of relief we heard right there? It probably was, because thanks to homebrew, the Wii's value as an indispensable multi-purpose living room machine has grown even further. Today, we're offered the chance of turning the Wii into an entertainment center in the form of DragonMedia Player coded by homebrew developer DragonMinded - without Linux. You read that right the first time. Look to the full story for more on the WiiBrew multi-source media player project.

Download: DragonMedia Player v0.03 Alpha

FTPii, the Wii's very own homebrew FTP server, has just been updated with a couple of features to further buff up its usefulness. Hit the full article for the complete changelog for the latest FTPii release, v0.08.

Download: FTPii v0.0.8

Fresh from releasing LibOSK, Wiibrew coder Beardface has released a new build to WiiPhysics, a fun program that subjects your on-screen doodles to the laws of physics. The program has gone through a lot of significant improvements. Check out a video of the program in action in the full article.

Download: WiiPhysics v1.2

Heigh ho, Wiibrewers! Welcome to the very first edition of the Wiibrew Weekend Warrior. This is where we talk about the best and latest homebrew the community has to offer. To start off the Weekend Warrior with a bang, we have the skinny on the Wii Brew SD Installer for those who are new to Wii homebrew, and we also have news on WiiRD and GeckoSD, invaluable debugging tools for devs! That, and much, much more after the link!

If you guys know PocketPhysics or crayon physics, then you'll be familiar with the concept of this new homebrew from coder Beardface. Called WiiPhysics, it's a physics playground program where you just doodle stuff on screen, then you just let physics take over and watch your doodles come to life. Details in the full article.

Download: WiiPhysics v1.0