Official Nintendo Fanboy Smugness & Gloating Thread
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Anyone know when the browsers due for release? When it hits, this might be handy for a quick homebrew game.
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So let me get this straight then - you can only download as many VC games as wil fit in the internal memory, and you can't save a game of anything at all and take it to a friend's house or use it on another Wii in your own house or other house, or if yours dies everything you've ever done in a game dies with it, which defeats the object of removable storage in the first place?xav wrote:If you think of it as a straight game save, then yes it seems a little draconian. However I can think of two reasons why they might want to lock them to the machine:Darkflame wrote:really O_oApparently SD card saves are not transferable so I'll lose my saves
Is each save-game coded to the console ID then?
I understand for VC stuff, but for saves that seems a little excessive.
1) SD cards are easy to copy, so perhaps they're trying to head off the flow of ebay auctions for saved games which unlock all the extras (much like the many ebay auctions for 15 gazillion bells on Animal Crossing for the DS)
2) Hacking save files as a means to run exploit code or soft mods is quite a common approach on existing consoles. Locking the save file to the machine ID might make this harder to do.
But yeah, it sucks badly if your machine ever needs replacing.
What about gamecube cards? I think I'm going to have to hold off buying a Wii until they get hacked to solve these issues.
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Correct.HGFB wrote:I thought you could save VC games onto the sd card too.goatboy wrote:So let me get this straight then - you can only download as many VC games as wil fit in the internal memory
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Don't know how many games it has, but I'm sure I saw a video of it starting up yesterday that had a screen telling you you needed a nunchuck.arbster wrote:Anybody know how many simultaneous multi-player games Rayman Rabbids has? Also, will they need a nunchuck? Looking forward to plenty of multi-player fun over Christmas.
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You can copy them onto the SD card, not sure if you can download them directly onto the card itself, but I expect you can. If you delete them you can download the ones you have purchased again for free (as it should be).HGFB wrote:I thought you could save VC games onto the sd card too.goatboy wrote:So let me get this straight then - you can only download as many VC games as wil fit in the internal memory
It has 70 minigames, Super Monkey Ball has 50.Yak wrote:Don't know how many games it has, but I'm sure I saw a video of it starting up yesterday that had a screen telling you you needed a nunchuck.arbster wrote:Anybody know how many simultaneous multi-player games Rayman Rabbids has? Also, will they need a nunchuck? Looking forward to plenty of multi-player fun over Christmas.
It really looks like the most anticipated launch around here. 
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Some of the games are turn based rather than simultaneous.Alarm wrote:It has 70 minigames, Super Monkey Ball has 50.Yak wrote:Don't know how many games it has, but I'm sure I saw a video of it starting up yesterday that had a screen telling you you needed a nunchuck.arbster wrote:Anybody know how many simultaneous multi-player games Rayman Rabbids has? Also, will they need a nunchuck? Looking forward to plenty of multi-player fun over Christmas.
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