Thank you very much for implementing this, and also so quickly again, Wiimm!

I'd like to note that I really hope this will help (re)building communities for all the smaller games. Until now it was hard to find more info or more people for specific games supported on Wiimmfi, unless you were familiar with this place. Now with this feature people will be able to go to the stats page, see the games they are interested in and can directly check out the link, ideally finding more people interested in the same game. And all that without having to search.

I tried to find the most suitable links for each game, but not all of those are really welcoming to newcomers. So if you (yes you, the reader!) can improve that, either by creating a dedicated thread or by making us aware of an existing community that flew under my radar, please do so!

Great idea and implementation. Exactly what I was looking for.

I was actually scared to start any new threads about this issue - for example I wanted to create typical 'friends code exchange' thread for a specific game that has not many profiles active, like Last Story, for example.

Also I wanted to open a thread about "The Conduit" (the 1st game), since I don't see it in the wiimmfi stats page as being worked on. Only Conduit 2 is being worked on. Do you think it will get some coverage in the future?

Also I wanted start a thread about WiiWare games that use online, such as "Water Warfare", my favourite multiplayer fps hands down. Since this game installs in the form of channel on the Wii System, how would the patcher connect to it in real time?

And finally, about the disc channel. I always wondered, if MrBeans dic-method patcher works so well in real time, is there any theoretical possibility to simply implement the patcher code into the Wii System's Disc channel itself? Then there wouldn't be any need to load Homebrew channel separately before playing any disc game, the disc channel itself would patch any disc inserted, in real time.

I think Nintendo could've done this exact thing by themselves, by sending a simple update to the Wii System menu right? I mean, if they wanted to.

Well, the disc channel is no real "channel" but a part of the system menu. Would be very difficult. But yes, Nintendo could have done that.

Afaik, The Conduit 1 was disabled because of missing data for the Gamestats Server, which it depends on.

Oh, I see. Yes, I found discussion prior to posting here, something about first needing to resolve this issue on Conduit 2 and then applying these same fixes on the 1st game since both operate similar or something along those lines. I'll look up into how I can help in sending data for development. Thank you.