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Inkay - Aroma patches for Pretendo

Pretendo network logo

Inkay is an Aroma/WUPS plugin that patches various Nintendo Network URLs on a Wii U to use Pretendo Network instead. It also (for the time being) bypasses SSL verification in most cases.

Inkay does not currently include the game-specific patches present in Nimble. These will be implemented soon™.

Dependencies

Inkay is only supported on the release version of Aroma configured for autoboot/coldboot. For Tiramisu, see Nimble.

Safety

Inkay's patches are all temporary, and only applied in-memory without modifying your console. The SSL patch, while also temporary, could reduce the overall security of your console while active - this is because it no longer checks if a server is verified. However, this does not apply to the Internet Browser, where SSL still works as expected.

TODO

See Issues.