Witgui, Wii game management on Mac

[Desairem]

Witgui is a Wii and GameCube game manager for Mac OS X. It is a graphical user interface based on wit, wwt and the gametdb.com database. You will love its intuitiveness.

http://desairem.altervista.org/witgui



Witgui implements the most used features of wit and wwt. These are:

• listing of Wii and GameCube games on your Mac or on an external drive (FAT is natively supported, if you wish NTFS support you may want to install NTFS-3G first) and on WBFS partitions
• converting between .wbfs, .iso, .wdf, .ciso and .wia file formats, adding, removing and extracting games to/from WBFS partitions.

Witgui also supports:

• downloading localized cover images from gametdb.com
• parsing localized game details from the gametdb.com database
• searching your games or even the whole offline database
• renaming games with a custom format
• exporting a game list to plain text or html.

[DaveNinja]

cool. i'll have to check this out. i've been using WBFS for Os X (or some name like that) for a long time. its pretty basic

[slapnuts]

This S/W is just what I needed when USBLoader_gx started supporting FAT & NTFS drives. I was using WBFS manager, which is simple & effective, but supports nothing but WBFS (obviously ).

The developer has made this an excellent piece of software - I use it all the time now (for my NTFS drive) and have had no issues with transferring backups to and from the Mac & Wii.
(NB: Tuxera NTFS).

It also has/will contain support for the .WIA format, shrinking backups by up to 30% more than WBFS.

This is the soft to use!

[Desairem]

Witgui has been recently updated to version 2.0.1, which supports reading and writing WBFS partitions (Mountain Lion only) and also the file formats iso, wbfs, ciso, wdf and wia for Wii and GameCube games. There are a lot of new features to discover!

Get your own Witgui 2.0.1 now