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[.res.ipsa.loquitor]

Modded Korean Nintendo Wii.

Purchased from Yongsan Electronics Market last June. Looking to sell or trade for LCD TV 27" or greater.

Included:
- 2 Controllers
- 2 Nunchucks
- 2 Mario Kart steering wheels
- Rechargable battery packs w/charging base
- 2 Burnt games: Mario Kart, Wii Sports
- ALL original boxes and packaging included.

Paid 320,000 for all.

It's super easy to download games with Bittorrent, and I'm happy to help you through the process. With Korean internet speeds you can have a full game in 30 mins. or so.

Thought I would get into playing it, but too much extra work, and don't have time.

I'm in Gwangju and willing to ship anywhere in Korea.

PM reasonable offers or email [email protected].

Thanks.

[drkalbi]

Hi I'm interested in your Wii. I can offer 200,000 for it if you can ship to Suwon. Thx.


Darren

[.res.ipsa.loquitor]

I'm not willing to let go of it for 200,000 at this point. I paid extra to have it modded, plus the accessories that are with it.

I will ship for free, wherever you are in Korea, just make me a better offer.

[travelnguy]

sent you an email.

[.res.ipsa.loquitor]

Wii is still available. Sale fell through, serious offers only please.

[andriesheyns]

Can you tell me how you modded it? I assume you mean it's a Korean one and modded to English...

Edit: uhmmm okay so I should read your post more carefully. I'd still like to know how you modded it though.

[andriesheyns]

i.e. soft or hardmod. which did you do? Does the system work in English now? How about 250 000. I'm in Jeju.

[reactionary]

most, if not all, of the yongsan shops sell softmodded systems. the OP most certainly did not mod the system him/herself. And the menus will probably still be in Korean (mine are, anyway) but you can play english games.

[andriesheyns]

cool. as long as I can download and play English games and the balance board works with it I'll be happy.

Softmodding isn't too difficult if you look at http://www.howtomodyourwii.com

The only thing is that you need to pay for that brewii software which I'm sure you can get for free and cracked somewhere if you search long enough. Anyways, it's a breeze compared to the cellphone modding I used to do a few years back.

[.res.ipsa.loquitor]

Yes, the Wii is softmodded. It was done at Yongsan. I considered doing it myself, but it's pretty tricky to mod a Wii in Korean, and US Wiis are hard to come by/way more expensive.

You can easily download English games, and they work 100% in English. If you're one to tinker with your Wii, there are even websites that show you how to navigate the Korean menus.

250,000 takes it unless there are other offers? The gavel hits the mahagony in an hour.

Thanks.