Re: Wii Support

**Aurelli** Sat Dec 12, 2015 12:10 pm

So it still wouldn't work, even if (hopefully) the only thing broken is the actual button itself? D:

I guess it's time to take it apart then.. And good luck with that, with those fancy non-standard screws and such. :/

anthonyhorror Mon Jan 25, 2016 12:43 am

I feel the hardships of the Wii hardware I just fixed my Wii, had a dead blue-tooth chip.

**darwin777** Sat May 06, 2017 5:49 pm

Devolution need home bar (sensor bar)to run the game?

**Aurelli** Sat May 06, 2017 11:28 pm

No, at least not if you use the premade sample loader provided.
You can load it right out of Homebrew Channel, which you can control with just about any controller. no pointer/sensor bar needed.

**darwin777** Tue May 09, 2017 8:14 pm

Aurelli wrote:No, at least not if you use the premade sample loader provided.
You can load it right out of Homebrew Channel, which you can control with just about any controller. no pointer/sensor bar needed.

i had a big trouble with the bar sensor and no working , when i use the control of wii with candle, no work. maybe the Devolution get the code of bar sensor or something.
(this without disc)

**Aurelli** Thu May 11, 2017 5:27 am

Devolution itself doesn't use the sensor bar or pointer at all, only your Gamecube/classic/pro controls, you know, sticks and buttons only.

**darwin777** Wed May 24, 2017 2:09 am

Has date of expire the old version of Devolution?

**Aurelli** Fri May 26, 2017 3:14 am

No, but it won't hurt to download a new version anyway.
Generally speaking, a newer version is meant to be more stable and probably have more features.

DaweezMauiWowee Mon Jun 05, 2017 10:34 pm

Hello, everyone. I was wondering, how do I go about playing online with a different memory card? Do I use the same access key and serial number that I used for the first memory card, the one that was included with my copy of the game? Is it imperative that I have an official Sega-issued set of access key and serial number?

**Aurelli** Tue Jun 06, 2017 5:41 am

You can use the same serial and access keys for as many memory cards as you like.
And as far as needing an official Sega-made access pair, that's not required here.

DaweezMauiWowee Tue Jun 06, 2017 11:20 am

Aurelli wrote:You can use the same serial and access keys for as many memory cards as you like.
And as far as needing an official Sega-made access pair, that's not required here.

That's fantastic news, thank you so much for your help Very Happy

DaweezMauiWowee Tue Jun 06, 2017 1:18 pm

One more question: I plan on using my second memory card when my older brother gets his own wii so we can play together. I was wondering, would it be best if we have different access keys/serial numbers? Would having the same serial numbers prevent us from playing at the same time? I just want to make sure beforehand so I don't mess anything up for myself.

**darwin777** Wed Jun 07, 2017 5:10 pm

DaweezMauiWowee wrote:One more question: I plan on using my second memory card when my older brother gets his own wii so we can play together. I was wondering, would it be best if we have different access keys/serial numbers? Would having the same serial numbers prevent us from playing at the same time? I just want to make sure beforehand so I don't mess anything up for myself.

It would be best to have that data different because
When speaking, any of the 2, it appears that a single character speaks, I have 2 memories with equal data
Besides that in other servers it is not possible to play simultaneously of 2 memories with that same data

**Aurelli** Thu Jun 08, 2017 4:23 am

DaweezMauiWowee wrote:One more question: I plan on using my second memory card when my older brother gets his own wii so we can play together. I was wondering, would it be best if we have different access keys/serial numbers? Would having the same serial numbers prevent us from playing at the same time? I just want to make sure beforehand so I don't mess anything up for myself.

If you intend for both cards.players to be on at the same time, then you should always use separate serial/access keys.

DaweezMauiWowee Thu Jun 08, 2017 9:21 pm

Aurelli wrote:
DaweezMauiWowee wrote:One more question: I plan on using my second memory card when my older brother gets his own wii so we can play together. I was wondering, would it be best if we have different access keys/serial numbers? Would having the same serial numbers prevent us from playing at the same time? I just want to make sure beforehand so I don't mess anything up for myself.

If you intend for both cards.players to be on at the same time, then you should always use separate serial/access keys.

Okay, thank you so much! I just wanted to be absolutely sure.

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