Vibecoding has opened the door to all sorts of recomps and mods that would've taken years to make before. Sure, they're often buggy and borderline unplayable, and programmers tend to abandon them after the novelty wears off - not to mention the ethical and environmental implications of using AI - but one of the side effects to this sudden Claude boom is an influx of games being made playable in a browser. And for whatever reason, vibecoders have decided to place themselves squarely in the crosshair of Nintendo, which isn't exactly known for its trigger discipline.
Typically, before the age of inexperienced vibecoders, browser ports, like emulators, were careful to avoid tipping into piracy. You usually need to provide your own copies and BIOS, burning what are presumably your own legal discs, but not wiiported. This new website, which emulates the Wii user interface as a launch pad for several games, allows you to access them via limited codes given out on its Discord server, where it also handily links you to download files for each game hosted either on third-party websites or Google Drive. There's a very good reason emulators do not do this.
The games so far...
