Hardware 8GB or 32GB?

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2> The 8GB Model is not worth it at all. the sysmenu itself takes up 5, so really, it's only a 3GB model.
 
Well you can use it to store save games, eshop titles and other things but the update takes around 2GB of space. You might need a external hard drive to store all the content you want. At any rate you should get a deluxe edition anyway unless you find a good deal on the basic edition.


Can you use a SD memory card for save games and eshop
titles and other things instead of its internal memory
 
You can use an sd memory stick plugged into the USB port to save games but Nintendo does not recommend it because of the way the memory cards have a limited amount of writes. You would be better off with an external hard drive. The SD card slot in the Wii U is the one that is only used for Wii games.
 
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2> The 8GB Model is not worth it at all. the sysmenu itself takes up 5, so really, it's only a 3GB model.

O RLY?

32 GB isn't worth getting with Nintendo Land. Get an external HDD, problem solved. The update was <2 GB, K thx bai.

Even with the 32 GB, how many Wii U games can you download? Yeah, that's what I thought.
 
O RLY?

32 GB isn't worth getting with Nintendo Land. Get an external HDD, problem solved. The update was <2 GB, K thx bai.

Even with the 32 GB, how many Wii U games can you download? Yeah, that's what I thought.

That depends on the person really. Someone like me, 32GB is enough as I'll only be getting small titles like Trine 2, never full retail titles. Also, NintendoLand is totally worth it.
 
The extra money for the Deluxe Pack is made up for by NintendoLand alone based on price, let alone the Game Pad charger, Cradle, Stand, 24GB more storage space and the fact that Black > White.
 
Get a 32GB version just for NintendoLand. I don't know when I've last played the same game for so long with my friends and not notice time passing (NintendoLand Animal Crossing is just great!).

Also as a bit of a more future proof model, 32 GB does make it possible to have extra content that may not be available on the long run for the 8 GB model because of size.
 
The deluxe is the far better deal. I use the charger all the time, and like the 10% back on the eshop. If you don't like Nintendo Land, sell it and get a different game. There really is no reason to ever get basic.
 
O RLY?

32 GB isn't worth getting with Nintendo Land. Get an external HDD, problem solved. The update was <2 GB, K thx bai.

Even with the 32 GB, how many Wii U games can you download? Yeah, that's what I thought.

From what I recall, the update is 2GB compress, 5GB when uncompress into WiiU storeage (Flash NAND?)
 

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