Update syscheck page (#305)

* Syscheck modmii edition is so cool

* Delete 1.png

* This guy uses github on browser lol

* Add files via upload

* Update screenshots on syscheck page

_pages/en_US/syscheck.md

@@ -12,20 +12,20 @@ A SysCheck lists all the IOS and cIOS that are on your Wii, along with some info
 #### What you need
 
 * An SD card or USB drive
-* [SysCheck HacksDen Edition](https://hbb1.oscwii.org/hbb/SysCheckHDE/SysCheckHDE.zip)
+* [SysCheck ModMii Edition](https://hbb1.oscwii.org/hbb/SysCheckME/SysCheckME.zip)
 
 #### Instructions
 ##### Section I - Downloading/Installing
 
-1. Extract SysCheck HacksDen Edition to your SD card or USB drive.
-2. Insert your SD card or USB drive into your Wii, and launch SysCheck HacksDen Edition from the Homebrew Channel.
+1. Extract SysCheck ModMii Edition to your SD card or USB drive.
+2. Insert your SD card or USB drive into your Wii, and launch SysCheck ModMii Edition from the Homebrew Channel.
 
 ##### Section II - Performing a SysCheck
 
 1. Wait for the program to get some information about your Wii.
 2. When "This IOS will be tested (Please select)" is shown on the screen, press A.
-![Choose IOS](/images/SysCheck/1.png)
+![Choose IOS](/images/xfb1_n000160_640x480.png)
 3. Wait for the program to get some information about your IOS.
 4. After it finishes, press the `A` Button if you want to view the log.
-![Completed](/images/SysCheck/2.png)
-5. If you want to share the SysCheck, you can press the `A` Button, which will upload it to [syscheck.rc24.xyz](https://syscheck.rc24.xyz/) and give you a link. You can also share the `sysCheck.csv` saved to the root of your SD Card. The `IOSsysCheck.log` file (saved to the root as well) contains additional information about your IOS.
+![Completed](/images/xfb1_n000562_640x480.png)
+5. If you want to share the SysCheck, you can press the `A` Button, which will upload it to [syscheck.rc24.xyz](https://syscheck.rc24.xyz/) and give you a link. You can also share the `sysCheck.csv` saved to the root of your SD Card or USB Drive. The `IOSsysCheck.log` file (saved to the root as well) contains additional information about your IOS.