Difference between revisions of "Wii Backup Disc"
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It's not entirely clear what it does; something it does *not* do -- even though it appears it might -- is allow VC games to be transferred between consoles. Instead, the user is told to redownload the games from the Wii Store (for free). | It's not entirely clear what it does; something it does *not* do -- even though it appears it might -- is allow VC games to be transferred between consoles. Instead, the user is told to redownload the games from the Wii Store (for free). | ||
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It also doesn't boot on full bricked Wiis and it's unlikly that it repairs half bricked Wiis since delete all only deletes savegames/settings | It also doesn't boot on full bricked Wiis and it's unlikly that it repairs half bricked Wiis since delete all only deletes savegames/settings | ||
and not the firmware. | and not the firmware. | ||
Revision as of 12:46, 20 February 2008
The "Wii Backup Disc" is a service disc apparently used inside Official Nintendo Repair shops to transfer personal data like savegames and console settings between Wiis as part of a repair.
It's not entirely clear what it does; something it does *not* do -- even though it appears it might -- is allow VC games to be transferred between consoles. Instead, the user is told to redownload the games from the Wii Store (for free).
It also doesn't boot on full bricked Wiis and it's unlikly that it repairs half bricked Wiis since delete all only deletes savegames/settings and not the firmware.
Though it should be possible to remove double/triple channels with it (delete all), YOU'D LOSE ALL YOUR VC CONTENT!!!!! (games + channels (Opera is VC too) )
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