Wiibrew dev Red Squirrel has updated his AnyTitle Deleter MOD, bringing the Wii homebrew application up to version 6. This release increases the number of entries read from the database and has a new function that lets users select which IOS is used to start the program.


Download: AnyTitle Deleter MOD v6

Updating his mod of Tona's original Wii homebrew app which lets you delete some system channels and IOS files on your Wii, Red Squirrel has released AnyTitle Deleter MOD v5. Compared to previous versions, this one's quite a major update to the MOD. This verision makes it easier for you to update/view/edit the database file which AnyTitle Deleter reads from.

Download: AnyTitle Deleter MOD v5

In Wii homebrew news, homebrew dev MrClick has rolled out AnyTitleDeleter DB 1.0 v3. Yup, he's still keeping the unconventional naming convention. Click on through to the full article for more details about this new release.


Download: AnyTitle Deleter DB 1.0 v3

AnyTitle Deleter DB from MrClick has been given an update, bumping it up to version 1.0... version 2. Yeah, the naming convention's a bit awkward, but hey, that doesn't really matter. What does matter is the changelog, which you can see at the full article.


Download: AnyTitle Deleter DB v1.0 v2

MrClick's gone and made a different version of AnyTitle Deleter, expanding tona's and RedSquirrel's versions with several new features. AnyTitle Deleter DB's main purpose is to list all titles (ie. channels, IOS, etc), and allow you users to delete the ones you might want to get rid of. More details in the full article.


Download: AnyTitle Deleter DB v1.0

As you may know, the original app (from tona) allows you to delete some titles on your Wii - IOS files, MIOS, system channels, the lot of them. Red Squirrel's most recent AnyTitle Deleter MOD v3.0 has a bunch of improvements, including a backup function to safekeep your installed items.

Download: AnyTitle Deleter MOD v3.0

Former PSP-turned-Wiibrew dev Red Squirrel has release a quick update for his mod of tona's AnyTitle Deleter app. In case you missed previous articles on this app, AnyTitle Deleter lets you delete almost any title from your Wii, including previously un-deletable ones such as IOS, MIOS, and some system channels. This mod makes the program show actual filenames instead of just ID numbers

Download: AnyTitle Deleter MOD v2.0

This is Red Squirrel's second release on the Wii, though it's his first after officially saying goodbye to the PSP scene. AnyTitle Deleter is a program that will let you delete almost any title on the Wii, and is a mod of the original release from tona. Details after the link.

Download: AnyTitle Deleter MOD v1.0

Guess there was no need to worry after all. Hackers from SoftChip have introduced a new app that goes around some of the Wiibrew blocks Nintendo introduced in the latest Wii Menu update. This program enables some of the benefits of the new firmware without actually updating. Details after the link.

Download: IOS50, Mii Channel, and System Menu 3.4

CashMan has released the latest version of Channel File Manager, a Wii Channel Menu organizer that is a hybrid of waninkoko's WAD Manager, and tona's AnyTitle Deleter. This version has a couple of bug fixes, and the addition of several new features. Details after the link.

Download: Channel File Manager v2.0 Beta 3