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− | The Wii U is a console created by Nintendo in 2012. | + | The '''Wii U''' is a console created by Nintendo in 2012. |
It is the first Nintendo system to feature HD graphics. It also features extended display options with the introduction of a tablet-like controller with a second screen, similar to the [[Nintendo DS]], but using the TV as the main screen instead. | It is the first Nintendo system to feature HD graphics. It also features extended display options with the introduction of a tablet-like controller with a second screen, similar to the [[Nintendo DS]], but using the TV as the main screen instead. | ||
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===BTSND=== | ===BTSND=== |
Revision as of 15:10, 19 July 2022
The Wii U is a console created by Nintendo in 2012.
It is the first Nintendo system to feature HD graphics. It also features extended display options with the introduction of a tablet-like controller with a second screen, similar to the Nintendo DS, but using the TV as the main screen instead.
Contents
Ripping Tools
DiscU
An extractor of the Wii U's disc image format, Wii U Disc Format (WUD).
CDecrypt
An extractor that extracts data from Nintendo Update Server (NUS) files.
Uwizard
A program that can decrypt and download NUS files, including decrypt disc images.
Common File Formats
BFRES
For more details about said format, please visit the BFRES page.
BFRES files are a container format that can contain models, textures, and animations.
BFSAR/BFSTM
Standard audio files used in various games that can contain sounds or music.
BFLIM
A standard image file used in various Wii U games.
BFMA
A file that contains assets, such as images and text, for a game's manual.
BTSND
An audio file that contains the sound or song that plays when you start up a game.
Suggested Emulators
Cemu
Cemu is an in-progress Wii U emulator that can run commercial Wii U games, albeit with lag and many crashes.
Decaf
Decaf is an open-source, in-progress emulator for researching how the Wii U works.