Datel, who recently introduced the Mii Manager Software for the Nintendo Wii, has now come out with the Drive Doctor which will let gamers get inside the game, investigate how it works and try out the modifications and tweaks they have programmed themselves.
Just like the Mii Manager Software, Datel Drive Doctor for Nintendo Wii can be connected to the PC using the supplied USB 2.0 cable. It will allow gamers to review the deepest operations, watching their Wii software in action through Drive Doctor’s PC application. The Drive Doctor’s memory and command views give you an exceptional insight into the innermost workings of Wii’s drive memory and make on-the-fly adjustments. And as the brew scene grows and prospers, the device will also come in handy for playing freely-downloadable software straight from the Wii.
The Datel Drive Doctor comes with a price tag of $34.95 (approx. Rs. 1400). However, one of the drawbacks is that there is a little soldering required. That could put off a few gamers. And that’s true, my personal experience with soldering has not been that good and there is a big chance that amateurs could end up harming their Nintendo Wii console.