New Wii drives, designated 'D2E', have apparently been sighted in the wild. What does this mean for people using modded versions of the Nintendo Wii console, specifically those who are using the Wasabi modchip? Not a thing, says the Wasabi team. More in the full article.

Not exactly for those disinclined to meddling with circuit boards, but it definitely seems like an interesting project for serious Wii homebrew developers. You see, hacking the Wii to have two NAND Flash chips inside can seem like more possibilities have opened, but for ChipD at HackMii, it's most essential if you're a developer trying out new (and possibly dangerous) things on your Wii without actually threatening the original NAND Flash installed. Find out why at the full story.

Just as Team InFeCtuS promised, the latest firmware for its SP1 Argon Flash modchip was recently released along with an extensive tutorial explaining the mechanics behind the InFeCtuS and Argon modifications. You can find out more about these new releases in our full article after the jump.

The d2pro dev team has announced the release of new firmwares for its 9-wire and 15/19-wire modchips. Changes include a fix for an eject issue that was affecting both chips. Further details are available in the full article.

Ladies and gents, it's finally official. We've just learned that the D2pro team has officially released their d2pro nine-wire chip to the public. Learn more about the D2pro chip after the jump!

The latest patch for the Nintendo Wii D2Pro modchip is here. This firmware update allows you to install the drive-based chip easily with only nine wires. In addition, a lot of new features have been introduced. We've got the skinny on it, so head to the full article and know everything about it.

 We're sending word that the WiiKey team has released firmware update 1.9s for their Wii modchip. Among other updates, this patch will address an ongoing issue that's been keeping Super Smash Bros. Brawl from running properly. Details on the rest of its changelog.

The firmware development arena seems to be in a constant state of flux. Case in point: the InFeCtuS team has announced the development of new firmware for the ARGON and the InFeCtuS modchips. 

For a preview of the functions of this new firmware, turn to the full article after the jump.

We're letting you guys know that a new Wii modchip has been released, dubbed Wasabi. This chip carries some rather interesting features, such as the fact it uses far less wires compared to other modchips out in circulation. More details regarding Wasabi are in the full article

A new team going by the name Wii-Clip have created a sub-plug n' play solution for the new D2CKey, D2CPro modchips released late last year. D2C never really caught on popularly, however, as the modchip required mastery of soldering to install it on your Nintendo Wii's motherboard. Team Wii-Clip has created a template holder called a Wii-Clip that will accommodate a D2C compatible modchip and slap on easily over the Wii's standard D2C chip. More at the full story.