News
DKProg - a new USB programmer for DriveKey!
Posted on 9th June 2010
DKProg, a new USB JTAG programmer for DriveKey, will soon be available. The programmer will connect to your PC via USB and enable instant updating of your DriveKey, letting you enjoy new features as they become available! Take a look at the concept images for a taste of what is to come!
DriveKey gets rave reviews!
Posted on 10th March 2009
As samples of DriveKey are sent out to the far-flung reaches of the world to some of the scene's most revered and respected reviewers, we are proud to present this list of DriveKey reviews.
DriveKey Official Release Announcement!
Posted on 23rd February 2009
After a slight initial delay, we are pleased to announce that DriveKey has now been officially released. All Official DriveKey Distributors will receive their stock during the course of this week.
DriveKey website launched!
Posted on 26th January 2009
Welcome to the official website of DriveKey -- the exciting new Wii mod solution that requires no soldering and no external hardware!
Full DriveKey feature list announced
Posted on 14th February 2009
We have updated the feature list in the "How it Works" section to include all of the new features that DriveKey now sports, and there are a lot! Many are not found in any other chip in the market!
Installation Guide Updated
Posted on 3rd March 2009
The DriveKey Installation Guide has been updated slightly. The updates include pictures of the final DriveKey chip, and details about the JTAG update socket which were missing in the previous version of the guide.
NSMB fixed on DriveKey!
Posted on 26th November 2009
We have fixed the NSMB issue in DriveKey. The updated firmware will be in all chips shipping from Monday 30th November. We will also be providing an update for existing DriveKey owners, which will be released as soon as the JTAG programmer is ready.
Sporadic issues relating to original game discs
Posted on 9th March 2009
Over the last few days, we have been made aware of a problem affecting a small number of DriveKey chips in circulation. This problem only affects DriveKey chips with a W3 diode (next to the LEDs) when installed in a Wii with a silver drive cable.
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