Most likely a message will appear when you try booting the game. I don't recall the exact message, but I don't think the game will even be bootable if a lower version is detected.
WiiU is on 5.5.5, getting error 105-4206 "unable to connect to server" trying to play Zelda BotW
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Thanks V10lator, I'll check that out.
I want to bang my head against a brick wall, I think I've got it. When I went into data management, it said something about wanting to delete "unnecessary files" on the USB drive, but I kept skipping that because it said it would take up to 30 minutes, and I was installing on the NAND anyway. I removed the downloaded update and reinstalled the game, but the wii u installer/loader borked when installing the update. I went into data management on the NAND where I had tried to install and it gave me that same unnecessary files message on the NAND now as well, so I deleted it (it took like 10 seconds). I went back and deleted the unnecessary files on the USB drive as well, installed the v208 update again, and now it works.
I really appreciate everyone's input though, I'm amazed at how responsive you all were. Thanks all! This community rocks.
I want to bang my head against a brick wall, I think I've got it. When I went into data management, it said something about wanting to delete "unnecessary files" on the USB drive, but I kept skipping that because it said it would take up to 30 minutes, and I was installing on the NAND anyway. I removed the downloaded update and reinstalled the game, but the wii u installer/loader borked when installing the update. I went into data management on the NAND where I had tried to install and it gave me that same unnecessary files message on the NAND now as well, so I deleted it (it took like 10 seconds). I went back and deleted the unnecessary files on the USB drive as well, installed the v208 update again, and now it works.
I really appreciate everyone's input though, I'm amazed at how responsive you all were. Thanks all! This community rocks.
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