This is needed to simply navigate the Wii U and play games that don’t require the GamePad. Don’t buy cheap 3rd party power adapters, they’re horrible, and dangerously constructed. The power adapter can run you an extra $15.
Make sure the seller includes the power adapter.
HOW DO U HACK WIFI PLUS
Should you succeed completing the initialization of a Wii U after a factory reset, please post in this thread listing your specific gaming configuration, such as Wii U model country/firmware/size, plus WiFi adapter model/chipset, as well as any other specific details that may be useful to help community members complete their own setup.
HOW DO U HACK WIFI CODE
It’s crucially important for the Wii U to be connected to a TV in order to retrieve the code required to pair with DRC Sim. For example, if the Wii U was factory reset while configured to output via a non-HDMI connection, then you will need the component or A/V cable to connect to your TV. Please note, the Wii U will only output a TV signal on the video port it was configured for prior to a factory reset. If a console was factory reset, you can connect the Wii U to a TV and get the pairing code required to pair DRC Sim with a console.
I can confirm that DRC Sim was successful completing the initial set up of a Wii U console after a factory reset, using the following configuration: I personally, have factory reset my Wii U, and successfully completed the entire initialization process. The console could be bought for around $80, but the GamePad typically goes for $120 used, if you’re lucky.ĭRC Sim has not been 100% confirmed regarding its capabilities to complete the initial setup of a Wii U console that has been factory reset. However, keep in mind, you might find a good deal that includes the console and Gamepad together, opposed to having to buy them separately. Use DRC Sim to try the GamePad required titles, and if you feel you’ll enjoy the GamePad titles, then get the GamePad later when you find a deal. One thing I’d suggest, is to get and hack the console to see how you like it. Though, if you want to play most of the Wii U library, then settle on getting a GamePad. If you want the Wii U just for the Zelda series, and retro gaming (Wii, Gamecube, etc), then you’ll probably enjoy the Wii U without a Gamepad.
HOW DO U HACK WIFI PC
There is a DRC Sim tablet app for Android, which also works very well, but again, it's limited compared to an actual GamePad, and you still need DRC Sim server running on a PC to use the tablet app. DRC Sim can get GamePad titles working, and give you a limited ability to interface with them, though, you might find it a bit counterproductive using your PC as the GamePad interface. You can play the Zelda Games without the GamePad, however, many other games require the GamePad to work, such as Mario Maker, Xenoblade, Splatoon, Paper Mario, and many more. Well, that depends how much you like the Wii U library of games.