These values allow you to turn on/off a code at will. You will notice some codes have something along the lines of '2834XXXX YYYYZZZZ' listed within them. You must select the version of Code that matches your version of MKWii. Due to the source code (RAM) of each different version, a code will vary. This is because there are four different versions of Mario Kart Wii. You will notice in the Codes Forum that for every Code, there are 4 different 'versions' listed - NTSC-U, PAL, NTSC-J, and NTSC-K. Also, guide to add ISO/WBFS file to a USB stick can be found HERE If you have followed the thread to Softmod your Wii, you will now need to know how to rip an ISO/WBFS image from your Disc. Guide for that is HERE. If you wish to play on MKWii using a USB Loader and use cheat codes that way, you first need to Softmod your Wii. Guide to fully Softmod your Wii is HERE SKIP THIS if you only need to cheat using the Official Disc.

Many many different codes can be found in the Codes Forum HERE You will also need to know how to make GCT files which is required to play with cheats. Certain SD cards may not work. A complete compatibility list can be found HERE While to some of us, this may seem like common sense, there was a time for every one of us to learn how to play with cheat codes. NOTE: This guide is meant for the absolute beginners who simply don't know how to use cheats in the game. For Dolphin-Emulator view this thread HERE.

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