And here I was expecting a simple demonstration in a poorly lit room, with the quiet hum of electronics punctuated by fabric against fabric shuffling and the thick plastic noises of microswtiches; a low dirge of synthesized sound losing fidelity and gaining echo as it passes through and reflects off a typical suburban cave.

And what do we get instead? Overacting that makes you look maybe half your real age judging by the presence of a baby in the room (aww!). Absurd humor on the difficulty of running homebrew, a detailed and formal running commentary (reminiscent of Johnny Lee), and Wiichewnig!

You might have oversold the hapless consumer introduction, though. I could feel your embarrassment through the lcd screen as you made those confused expressions. Still, if I had a Wii and bongos, I'd totally give it a shot.

I'll take some time this evening to re-download it from the site and try out the process from scratch to be sure I haven't screwed anything up -- I may have messed up the offsets that the injector uses when I made a last-minute code change to take out the initial menu screen of the emulator. It's weird, though, because I know it still worked for me after I made that change.

How big is your boot.elf file? It should be 3,531,265 bytes.