Are you ready to be part of the social gaming phenomenon that’s gripping Japan?

The Monster Hunter world is always changing and you will need to be ready for anything - but killing and trapping monsters will always be most important part of your duty.

Monster Hunter Freedom Unite is the biggest game of the series so far, letting you adventure with up to three friends through over 500 hours of gameplay. In MHFU you can battle previously unseen monsters in new environments, not to mention the many new weapons and armour sets available.

From devising the strategy to executing the attack, team play with your friends is going to be key to hunting down the ferocious beasts. MHFU rewards considered tactics and well-executed combat sequences so plan and work together and you will prosper.

You should always welcome new hunters so you can learn from each other’s experiences and grow together into masters. In MHFU you can even form your own guilds with your most respected hunting partners in order to seek glory in the Monster Hunter world.

You can now employ a fully customisable AI Felyne partner to join you on quests. These Felyne helpers will help you in battle and gather extra resources for you too. PSP owners can even share their companions with other players through ‘Felyne casting’ and it’s a simple as transferring the data while your PSP is in sleep mode.

There are more PSP advantages too. You can decrease your loading times by running the game from a Memory Stick and the UMD at the same time (requires at least 580MB). And most importantly for you seasoned hunters you can transfer saved game data from MHF2

Hunters take note; even though MHFU comes packed with new quests, weapons and more, other new content will also be added after release via download.

Bannerbomb by Comex is an exploit capable of launching homebrew from any version of the System Menu. It was created to replace the Twilight Hack, which does not work on System Menu 4.0.

The exploit works by using a malformed banner to crash the Wii and run code to load the boot.dol placed in the root of the SD card. It can be used to install the Homebrew Channel, DVDx and the BootMii public beta via the hackmii installer.

Usage
What you need
SD (or SDHC if you're running System Menu 4.0) card formatted as FAT16 or FAT32.
SD card reader for PC or a PC with one built-in
Bannerbomb channel data
Some homebrew to load
Guide
If your SD card has a private directory, rename it temporarily, e.g. to "privateold". Having other saved channels on the same card will screw it up. (Also, if you don't have any channels on the SD card already, it's possible to skip this step so you can keep saves on your SD card)
Copy the Bannerbomb "private" folder to the root of your SD card.
Take your Wii executable, name it "boot.dol" or "boot.elf" if it isn't already, and save it in the root directory of your SD card.
Put your SD card in your Wii and turn it on.
Go into Wii Options --> Data Management --> Channels --> SD Card.
A message should appear asking to "load boot.dol/.elf". If it freezes or does not appear, download the next .zip file from the Bannerbomb website and start over.
The homebrew on your SD card will load. Enjoy!
(Optional) Fill out Comex's survey on the Bannerbomb website.




Open the settings menu

Go into Data Management and then Channels

Press SD Card

A pop-up box will appear. Click yes.


Troubleshooting
Please note that Bannerbomb does not work for everyone at this time.

If your Wii freezes while trying to use Bannerbomb, follow these diagnostics:

Make sure you're not trying to use the SD Menu on System Menu 4.0 (the little blue SD card button in the lower left).
Check that you pressed the Channels button in Data Management.
Make sure that Bannerbomb is the only channel on the SD card.
Try a different version of Bannerbomb. Most people should be able to use aad1f, but some might need another version.
Bugs
If it gives you the dialog but freezes instead of loading the dol, email Comex ( comexk @ gmail dot com ). Tell him where it froze and whether or not the slot light is on. You might also try removing the disc.
If you press "no" when it asks you whether you want to load a dol then it might freeze.
It is possible to press the back button "under" the dialog.
Changelog
v104

Can now boot 'boot.dol' or 'boot.elf' to support for the 'HackMii Installer'.
v103

Added some stuff that may or may not help with stability.
v102

First public release

lilmnm-kamikaze- here with my mod of nitePR after Constant nagging and complaining from my girlfriend and friends to release this, Well here it is DayPR Rev.4++!!!

Some info on DayPR:
Added a different Background color.
fixed up the code that did the searching so it runs a bit faster (still takes a while though.)
Added a feature to Delete your old ram dumps.
Added a feature to delete your old search.dat and search.ram after i noticed it froze when you try to do a new unknown search.
Added Corrupt PSID.
DayPR now tells you the game ID that you are currently playing.

Please if there is any bugs please contact me with the info that is provided in the read me.

Also please follow the read me exactly there is some extra files that need to be copied over to your Memory Stick.

And btw.... have fun (THAT'S AN ORDER MAGGOT!!!)

Hi!

I wrote an unpacker/packer program for eboot-files in Python, because the available programs don't run on my Linux system.
This is the first release which only supports unpacking and packing eboot-files, coming releases will also support editing of param.sfo files and unpacking/packing of PSX data.psar-files, so you will be able to edit the metadata of homebrew/psx games and extract and change the iso and bootimage of converted PSX games.

To run it you need Python (version 2.5 or 2.6; 3.x is not backwards compatible) installed and in your path, for more details on how to run it, read readme.txt.
It is a command-line-only, program but I included batch files for Windows that simplify the usage (but you still have to open a "DOS window" and run the programs from the command line), I hope users of other OSes will be familiar with the command line interface.

If you have questions or bug reports, please feel free to reply in this thread.

Btw, I plan on adding a (text-based) user interface (and maybe later even a GUI), so if you really can't be bothered to run a program on the command line, have a little patience.

This is based on the frontend for emulators for the pc called 3D Arcade where you move around a 3d environment of arcade cabinets or consoles.

You move around like the in game Mist,it loads up a different screenshot every time you move left,forward and right..

go up to the cab and if you press the left trigger button it will boot Mame4All..