#Wii u roms update#
#Wii u roms Pc#
#Wii u roms iso#

It works great, and 2TB is really all you’ll ever need for the life-cycle of the console.

#Wii u roms update#

Please note that these are only the sizes of the base install, and some games will require a mandatory update that may be of significant size.Īs far as external hard-drives go for the Wii U, this is the one I recommend personally, having tried a handful of them. Here is a constantly-updated list of game file sizes on Wii U so you can do your research before you buy. It’s never fun purchasing a game only to find out you don’t actually have space for it. I hope this helps! If you get stuck with anything let me know or send us over an email.With the rise of digital distribution, hard drive constraints are becoming more problematic than ever. SaveMii will back up your Wii U and vWii save games to the SD card and also restore them.

To back up your saved game data you can use a tool called SaveMii. Virtual Console saves can be converted from Wii to Wii U, have a look at this guide here: – Regions should work just like before, so no issues there. This is a little time consuming but you will be able to store these on the same HDD as your Wii U games, it basically converts the Wii game to a Wii U app.

#Wii u roms Pc#

What I would recommend, is to back up your games to your PC and use TeconMoon’s injector ( Wii U Modding Guide for 2020 Part 3 | Complete Guide) to make each WBFS formatted game a Wii retail injection. In regards to your external HDD, the WBFS formatted games will be able to be read by the vWii using something like USB Loader GX, however, you will not be able to use this drive with your Wii U for both Wii U games and Wii Games (You’ll constantly be asked to reformat). It contains all the files needed to run the game such as the game ROM and. I would assume for now we are safe though 🙂 An RPX file is an executable game file run by the Wii U console or Cemu. There has not been a firmware update in over a year now, But that’s not to say Nintendo might release one. Yes, this is up to date and will still work with the current firmware. I almost forgot about the WODE! Thanks for reminding me about that, what a great little thing that was. Sorry for the questions, I’m trying to play catch-up & getting these questions answered will really give me a big heads-up.Īgain, appreciate your time & knowledge you’ve put into your guide, many thanks from Sydney Australia to the UK! – Will I be able to keep my saved game data of my Wii games & transfer them to my Wii U? Is there a way to keep my saved game data of my N64 games? – I have a few N64 games on my old Wii WODE which have my saved games. – Some of my old Wii games are different region to my Wii itself which was easily fixable/editable & all regions work fine on my old Wii WODE, will they still work fine on a modded Wii U?

If I plan to keep only 1 external hard drive for both my Wii & Wii U games (as you suggest in Part 3 which is also what I’d prefer), what would be the best way to transition my Wii games to my Wii U? Do Wii U games only work in external hard drives as.

#Wii u roms iso#

ISO format to make games smaller size rather than. – On my old Wii WODE’s external 2TB hard drive (with it’s own power) I have my Wii games installed there that are. – Does this guide still fully apply to the latest Wii U firmware? I have a few questions when you have some spare time please? I have been out of the scene for a while but now I have a Wii U on the way which I plan on modding using your guide here. I have an old Nintendo Wii which is modded with the good old WODE. First of all I just wanted to give you a big THANX for your awesome well explained guide, & for taking the extra time to do this & to actually be replying & helping with people’s questions, MUCH appreciated!