Wii homebrew additions

The Wii homebrews keep a-comin’.

• FTPii–A hokey name but a great app. It’s an FTP server for your Wii. Use an ftp client [like filezilla] to connect to your Wii server and transfer files from your PC to the SD card. ‘course, I think ejecting the SD card and walking back to the PC would be faster, but it’s nice to have that option, especially I’m distrustful of those slots after too many uses.
• Sudoku–No cute name here. It has difficulty settings and a hint system. The online Sudoku game, Wiidoku, has a nice interface, allowing you to click the number you want to enter in the square, whereas Sudoku v0.1a requires you to increment and decrement through the numbers. But Wiidoku has only one puzzle per day, not to mention the highly annoying ads. Sudoku v0.1a generates different puzzles and even allows you to save games to your SD card.
• Scrogger–I reviewed this as a DS game, but now we can play it on the Wii. This is a great little game: there are 100 different levels, but each time you play, you get a random 10 of those 100. You know, there a number of DS homebrew games I’d love to see ported to the Wii. And this is a very good start.

Needless to say, there’s a Pong port there for your Wii. Can Lemmings be far behind?