Wii NDEV Devkit Unboxing, Demo & Inside Look
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2024
- This is an unboxing, demo, & inside view of a complete-in-box (CIB) Wii NDEV development console. This includes a demonstration of the console's boot process while connected to a PC, the devkit system menu (NDEV Menu), and a view of the console with its top lid removed, showing part of its internals.
00:00 - Unboxing
14:45 - Demo
19:15 - Inside Look
19:50 - Messages & Credits
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Very cool!
we all agree on that don’t we? yeah i mean the ndev boxed is actually never a thing you would see
@@andry6702 yapfest
I'm not familiar with the NDEV specifically but usually DIP switches on video game devkits are used to control debug features, which are not built into the system but rather programmed by the developer, i.e., the game can query the system for the state of the DIP switches and do whatever the developer wants. These are mainly used instead of debug (aka cheat) menus. Suppose you want to make yourself invulnerable (which is useful for debugging because you don't want to be bothered by enemy attacks when you're debugging something completely unrelated) - you could code in a debug menu that gives you access to such features, but then you'd have to pause the game, enter the menu, switch "god mode" on and return to the game - or you could just program a DIP switch to make you invulnerable and just toggle it on and off by flipping the switch without needing to pause the game at all. An additional benefit is that since the DIP switches only exist in devkits then even if you forgot to remove the debugging features before release there's no risk of someone being able to access them on a retail system.
The NDEV's DIP switches are weird, they don't seem to be hooked up to any GPIOs or anything else accessible from the main CPU and the official documentation just says to keep them all set on at all times. Earlier prototypes of the NDEV used them for controlling various hardware debug features which (AFAIK) don't exist on the final revision.
awesome! i'm thoroughly surprised at how few people have seen this, the production quality is very good! what an interesting little piece of history. i wonder what more secrets it holds?
What a sexy development kit
Puts the finger to hide the numbers, takes the paper away and it's clearly visible for a few frames... hhaha you might want to use RUclips's blurring tools :P
Thank god for people like you
where did you find the link to the drivers. I'm looking for them
Will you do a cat dev setup in the future?
If I ever get one :P
oi, Wii devkit
these used to be so cheap, now they're unobtainable. Missed out, same with other xboxOG kits and dreamcast
Definitely. There's one on ebay for $5k right now..
You're american, and you said press Zed. The menu DID NOT say that, it said press "z". NOT ZED!
We're Canadian.
Not everyone in America speaks the same way as people do in the US :)
You guys aren't the world ^^