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Nintendo's boot2 update code is so terribad it writes the new bootloader before even verifying its signature (and leaves it clobbered if the sigcheck fails). Combined with a plaintext HTTP CDN, that leaves the TCP checksum as the only thing preventing a corrupted first copy.
And since shit happens and the second copy could become corrupted, this is how Nintendo managed to brick a good fraction of Wiis, hacked or not, when they pushed a dummy version bump of boot2 as an attempt at uninstalling BootMii.
To my knowledge, we have never bricked a Wii. Ever. With over 6 million users. The closest we came, there was a bug in the boot2 code with bad block handling. Since we'd checked that there was a working second copy, the person who hit it could still boot.
Subsequent runs of the installer detected the bad state and refused to do anything. So we got a bug report, and no consoles were harmed.
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