Nintendo Co. Ltd. confirmed to Computerworld today that it has come up with a resolution for the dearth of storage on its Nintendo Wii gaming console — downloading Virtual Console and WiiWare software ...
Nintendo has updated the Wii system software with the ability to download games directly to - and run them from - SD cards, and now supports SD cards larger than 2GB. Although save-game data must be ...
New Nintendo firmware is up and it tackles the lack of storage space on the Wii with a simple solution. You can now play games saved WiiWare and Virtual Console games from an SD card. At the bottom ...
We may earn a commission from links on this page. Who needs a HDD? Not Wii owners, that's for sure, with news today that - beginning with Guitar Hero 5 - Nintendo will begin allowing proper, retail ...
Nintendo Wii owners can download tons of great new and retro games using Wii Shop Channel. But avid downloaders quickly find that Wii's 512 megabytes of built-in storage doesn't go very far when ...
At long last addressing cries that the Wii's internal 512MB of storage isn't enough to store all the downloadable Virtual Console and WiiWare games one could acquire, Nintendo today released the SD ...
The Wii 'Twilight Hack' has been upgraded to version 0.1a3, also known as Hello Grandma! Perhaps responding to complaints from Wii's elderly demographic, purveyors of the Twilight Princess exploit ...
We may complain a lot about the Wii's meager storage capacity, but are we using SD cards? A lot of Wii owners we know -- and not the casual owners, either -- have yet to put anything onto a card. Of ...
A moderate frustration about the Nintendo Wii is its stubborn refusal to recognize SD cards larger than 2GB in capacity. Given that larger, 4GB cards often support higher transfer rates – and, ...
Connecting an external hard drive to your Wii to back up and play your games is a simple way to keep expensive discs out of harms way, decrease game load times, and organize your collection with ...
Results that may be inaccessible to you are currently showing.
Hide inaccessible results