joedj is back and with another welcomed update for his FTP server brew for the Wii, FTPii. This one's up to version 0.0.15 now and you'll find that there's a couple of treats his got stashed in this goodie bag. It's now got SDHC support now, for one. But you can bet that's not the only thing he's got for you here. Check out the rest of the new features after the jump.

Download: FTPii V0.0.15

Here's a quick and easy way to send files from your PC straight to your Wii. Sendelf is a new Wii homebrew program from henke37 that sends files over TCP from Windows computers to the Wii. More details in the full article.

Download: Sendelf v4

You can't say they didn't try. Bushing's attempts to contact Nintendo has been fruitless, apparently. Which is good for us, and bad for Nintendo. Now, Team Twiizers will soon release a library that will enable the Wii to have DVD access for homebrew. Details in the full article.

A new build is out for joedj's FTPii program. If you aren't familiar with FTPii, it's an FTP server for the Wii, allowing you to transfer files between your PC and your Wii without having to eject the SD Card from your console. Find out what's new in the full article.

Download: FTPii v0.0.6

Homebrew developer dhewg has some good news for all the fans of old-school point-and-click adventure games. The latest revision of the ScummVM emulator for the Wii platform was recently rolled out, which included a couple of new tweaks in terms of title compatibility and more. For more details, check out our full article on it.

Download: ScummVM Wii rev 32506

Homebrew developer svpe finally managed to come up with a working version of the USB Mass Storage Device Tester for the Nintendo Wii, which lets Wii owners preview the files contained in any mass storage devices connected to console. You may think that it doesn't do much right now, but it certainly opens up a lot of possibility for Wii homebrew. Important details in the full article.

Download: USB Mass Storage Device Tester v3
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Homebrew developer svpe, the one responsible for the first SD ELF loader for the Wii, has been working on a new project lately that aims to test the Wii's USB interface with other devices. The recently released code for the USB Mass Storage Device Demo app was spotted on the #wiidev channel and features basic compatibility with many USB devices. More details on this application in our full article.

We just got word that homebrew coder Svpe has just created a TCP Loader for the Nintendo Wii. This is basically a TCP server running on the Wii that listens to port 8080 by default and will run any binary that is sent to it. The full details await after the jump!

Got a series of slightly varied programs that need to be tested to find the most stable version? Front SD ELF Loader for the Nintendo Wii could help. Though it's nothing really huge in terms of scope, Front SD ELF Loader's a fusion of dhewg's Geckoloader, FatFs, and the Twilight Hack ELF loader. It's a simple ELF loader that reads ELF files in a specific directory inside SD storage loaded at the front port, and it does so with some graphical user friendliness. More at the full story.


Download: Front SD ELF Loader v0.4

Looking to see just what all the hubbub of Nintendo Wii homebrew is all about? Then here's something to start you all off: the Front SD ELF Loader application by homebrew developer svpe, and from what we've seen, it's definitely shaping up to be the handy homebrew to load ELF files. Check out the full article for all the details.

Download: Front SD ELF Loader v0.2a