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wii games help
#1
27 Oct 2012 @ 9:52
pudzyryan
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hi guys, got a question here, hope i dont sound silly, but i ask anyway, i got wii modded, had 70 games on external HDD... only 20 worked.. rest where corrupt or crap.... now my kid is looking for more games... any way i can save games from HDD to wii ... then i can send external HDD off to my m8s, he will load new games on it.... but basically i want to no can i save games from HDD to nintendo wii... thanks games.. cant d/load games myself here, as lappy is very low on disc space..
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#2
27 Oct 2012 @ 13:48
tongs007
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download on lappy put on external then delete from lappy :/
#3
10 Nov 2012 @ 16:31
cheers tongs, where do i d/load these games, and what do i need in line of programs or apps.
#4
11 Nov 2012 @ 3:59
tongs007
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Originally posted by pudzyryan:when you plug external into pc does it ask for a format? if it does DO NOT format it i need to know if its wbfs formatted
cheers tongs, where do i d/load these games, and what do i need in line of programs or apps.
#5
11 Nov 2012 @ 4:55
yes it asks to format hdd,, i didnt click format as i cant fit all games on my laptop,
#6
11 Nov 2012 @ 4:59
tongs007
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ok cool, well you need a programme called wii back up manager, you download games from a link in your pms, when you have a game you plug your hdd into your lappy, load up wii back up manager, choose your hdd (eg drive G) transfer the game to that drive in wbfs format, then delete the game off your lappys drive C
#7
11 Nov 2012 @ 5:06
ok, so i have d/loaded toy story , using utorrent, i now use backup manager to move game from pc to hdd, is that right m8
#8
11 Nov 2012 @ 5:08
tongs007
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yes mate, do not format that hard drive, the reason it asks for a format is that windows cant read wbfs format but wii back up manager can
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxWaW2n0aEE&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxWaW2n0aEE&feature=related
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#9
11 Nov 2012 @ 5:15
cheers tongs, i will have look there , anything else i need to no... thanks for help
#10
11 Nov 2012 @ 5:17
tongs007
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no thats about it mate, once its transfered over plug ya hdd back in to wii and away you go
#11
11 Nov 2012 @ 5:37
ok, trying that, do i unzip the file/folder first, as i can transfer to drive
#12
11 Nov 2012 @ 5:38
tongs007
Senior Member
Originally posted by pudzyryan:yes mate it should extract an iso or a wbfs file
ok, trying that, do i unzip the file/folder first, as i can transfer to drive
#13
11 Nov 2012 @ 5:44
nope, im doing something wrong.. when i click on the file to load to backup manager, it opens in utorrent,
#14
11 Nov 2012 @ 6:32
tongs007
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your clicking on the wrong file, you should have a big file you have just extracted, right click on the files and there should be one anywhere between 1-4.7gig thats the one you want
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