System Menu 4.2 caused quite a bit of grief not only for the Wii homebrew community but to the general Wii populace as well. While we haven't heard anything from Nintendo yet about the latter, we do have good news for the homebrew fans out there: a new version of Bannerbomb has been released.

Download: Bannerbomb Alpha v2

If you're reading this, I'm sure you would be expecting Nintendo news spanning across E3. But since we're doing a QuickPeek feature on E3, we're gonna stick with the news outside the Electronic Entertainment Expo for now. Besides, there's still some non-E3 info that you might wanna catch up on, especially this week's lineup of great homebrew, so you can get those on this week's recap.

Apparently a new exploit for the Nintendo Wii was discovered today and it seems this one is quite difficult for Nintendo to patch. The exploit found by comex explores a vulnerability in Super Smash Bros. Brawl's stage builder code to run arbitrary homebrew code. So what's the difference between this exploit and the others released before? Read more.

Homebrew coder Comex has released a new update for Bannerbomb. Bannerbomb is an exploit that allows the user to load a .dol or .elf file from an SD card. It also allows users to run homebrew on System Menu 4.0 and all previous versions. The new update fixes some bugs and added new features.


Download: Bannerbomb Alpha 1 v108

After months of anticipation, Team Twiizers has finally released the first public beta of BootMii. This Wiibrew app provides added functionality, safety, and convenience for the Nintendo Wii. Quite simply, it can install the Homebrew Channel and DVDX on any Wii, with any System Menu version without any hassle!

Download: BootMii Beta 1

Wiibrew developer comex has found an exploit on the Wii's System Menu that could render modchips and the Twilight Hack obsolete. Not a lot of details have been released yet, but a preview video has been released. Watch it after the link.