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Jibib · May 29, 2008

Is this the same as un-installing them ? :S Whats the difference??

Arakon · May 29, 2008

uninstalling removes them completely. deleting them from the wii menu leaves the ticket file.

Jibib · May 29, 2008

are the ticket files dangerous in any way??

~De arimasu · May 29, 2008

Tickets are proof you've 'downloded' the game and so unless I'm mistaken, Nintendo would be able to see that you have a ticket without paying any money.

It's better to get rid of the tickets on wads you never intend on using really :/

skawo96 · May 29, 2008

Almost all of the wads that have been released have unproper tickets. And even now, they're useless. (After PAL Wiiware) - you have still option to DOWNLOAD for Wii Points and nothing else. You just have a game in Wii. And it's better to uninstall wads, 'cause you will get another 1block free or something about it.

Jibib · May 29, 2008

Thats ok then.. ill just hope ninty dont do anything xD..

i dont think i could live without Online MKwii..

atrickpay · May 29, 2008

I went through the menu and deleted a game I had installed using a wad. I didn't even think about the fact that I should have been using the uninstaller. Anyways, immediately after it was erased I got a black screen saying my system files were corrupt and I should check the manual. Freaked me out for a minute, but I restarted and everything was fine. Probably not the best to leave unnecessary files lying around, but it doesn't appear to be particularly harmful to do it through the menu.

SmileMan · May 29, 2008

My advice is to use the direct unistaller via THack, is the most safe and fast.

smoger · May 29, 2008

atrickpay said:
I went through the menu and deleted a game I had installed using a wad. I didn't even think about the fact that I should have been using the uninstaller. Anyways, immediately after it was erased I got a black screen saying my system files were corrupt and I should check the manual. Freaked me out for a minute, but I restarted and everything was fine. Probably not the best to leave unnecessary files lying around, but it doesn't appear to be particularly harmful to do it through the menu.

i got this too.. it seems to happen everytime i delete something now.. but otherwise everything works fine.

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