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The support for the WiiTracker project has been fantastic with well over 400 unique serial numbers having been entered into the system and growing steadily each and every day. In addition for great data about regions, drive chips and cut pins, we received numerous tips about Wii consoles that didn’t quite fit the mold as well as tips on how we could improve the WiiTracker.

As of today the serial number analyzer is open for public use. Simply plug in your serial number and the WiiTracker will compare it against the database and provide an analysis of what hardware you have in your console. In addition to the serial number analyzer we also have a beta version of the hardware graph which provides a visual representation of the changing Wii hardware over time. Other new additions include a new question about the Wii hardware dealing with the recently discovered Wii consoles that are missing Wiikey solder pad #3 and some basic stats about the tracker so you can see how many serial numbers are in the database, how many are being used to generate results, and how many are waiting in queue to be checked over for use.

Due to popular request we’ve also added a supporters page so anyone who wishes to help support the WiiTracker by way of a permanent link from their website will have a permanent link back to their site from the WiiTracker Supporters page. Graphics and linking instructions are provided on that page as well. If you’re linking to the WiiTracker be sure to let us know so we can link back to you.

Thank you for your support, theWiiTracker is quite the useful tool thanks to all the data provided by the community, and with continued support the WiiTracker will only get better with time.

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