Wii Controller on Android 4.2+

To get around the issue with there not being an ascii equivalent of the the android or wiimote mac, we can change the android mac to 30:30:30:30:30:30, giving us a pin of "000000". This is confirmed working on my Nexus 7 2013 with Android 4.3, and would probably work on

To change the (rooted) Android MAC, turn off bluetooth and then run the following in a shell:

su
cd /persist/bluetooth
cp .bdaddr .bdaddr.orig
echo -n 000000 > .bdaddr
Note, that is six zeros in the echo line. Now restart bluetooth and the Android BT MAC will have changed. Use the red button under the battery cover of the wiimote to pair with pin "000000".

Now the problem is that we need some kind of software to make the wiimote useful in games... Maybe RWiimote or "Wiimote Controller" can be modified to look for already-paired wiimotes instead of trying to handle the pairing automatically... anyone have ideas here?