Wii Menu

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Wii Menu
WiiSystemMenu.jpg
Developer(s) Nintendo
Platform(s) Wii
Release date(s) NA November 19, 2006
JP December 2, 2006
AUS December 7, 2006
EU December 8, 2006
Genre(s) Utility
Mode(s) Single-player
Input methods Wii Remote
Compatibility 4Stars4.pngEdit rating: Wii Menu
Playable
See also...

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The Wii System Menu is the top-level menu interface of the Wii game console, allowing the player to navigate/launch channels, change settings, access the message board/address book, use the SD card, and load discs. The channels are displayed on a 4:3 grid with 4 pages, which the player navigates using the wii remote. The grid is customizable; users can move channels (except for the Disc Channel) amongst the menu's 47 customizable slots by pressing and holding the A and B button while hovering over the channel the user wants to move.

Dolphin does not include the Wii System Menu by default, and it doesn't need it; it is able to launch games straight from the Dolphin GUI. However, the system menu is fully functional; it can load channels and even discs. For instructions on how to install the Wii System Menu, and for help in performing it, see the Wii System Menu Tutorial on the forums.

Global Problems

Savestates/GameINIs/Cheats Do Not Work

Due to how Dolphin works, Dolphin only recognizes the first thing loaded as the game that is being played. For example, if you load Super Smash Bros. Brawl from the Game List, and use the home menu to go to the Wii System Menu, then change disc and load Xenoblade Chronicles, the game settings from the GameINI, cheats, and even any savestates you make will be for Brawl and not Xenoblade. There is no solution at this time.

No Channels

When first loading a Wii System Menu in Dolphin, it will appear without any channels, except for the Disc Channel. This is because Dolphin doesn't come with channels preinstalled as the Wii does; it's up to the user to install them, using the same process that was used to install the Wii Menu.

Loading Channels

Dolphin is unable to launch channels from the wii menu, including the Disc Channel. Channels and games should be loaded from Dolphin. Fixed by 4.0-1953.


Compatibility

Title Region CDN Compatibility
System Menu 2.0 JP/NA/PAL 128/97/130 Template:Ratings/System Menu 2.0Stars0.pngEdit rating: System Menu 2.0
System Menu 2.1 PAL 162 Template:Ratings/System Menu 2.1Stars0.pngEdit rating: System Menu 2.1
System Menu 2.2 JP/NA/PAL 192/193/194 Template:Ratings/System Menu 2.2Stars0.pngEdit rating: System Menu 2.2
System Menu 3.0 JP/NA/PAL 224/225/226 Template:Ratings/System Menu 3.0Stars0.pngEdit rating: System Menu 3.0
System Menu 3.1 JP/NA/PAL 256/257/258 Template:Ratings/System Menu 3.1Stars0.pngEdit rating: System Menu 3.1
System Menu 3.2 JP/NA/PAL 288/289/290 Template:Ratings/System Menu 3.2Stars0.pngEdit rating: System Menu 3.2
System Menu 3.3 JP/NA/PAL/KOR 352/353/354/326 Template:Ratings/System Menu 3.3Stars0.pngEdit rating: System Menu 3.3
System Menu 3.4 JP/NA/PAL 384/385/386 Template:Ratings/System Menu 3.4Stars0.pngEdit rating: System Menu 3.4
System Menu 3.5 KOR 390 Template:Ratings/System Menu 3.5Stars0.pngEdit rating: System Menu 3.5
System Menu 4.0 JP/NA/PAL 416/417/418 Template:Ratings/System Menu 4.0Stars0.pngEdit rating: System Menu 4.0
System Menu 4.1 JP/NA/PAL/KOR 448/449/450/454 Template:Ratings/System Menu 4.1Stars0.pngEdit rating: System Menu 4.1
System Menu 4.2 JP/NA/PAL/KOR 480/481/482/486 Template:Ratings/System Menu 4.2Stars0.pngEdit rating: System Menu 4.2
System Menu 4.3 JP/NA/PAL/KOR 512/513/514/518 Template:Ratings/System Menu 4.3Stars0.pngEdit rating: System Menu 4.3

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