Keep it on your Wii in case you need to recover from a brick.Tylervit2418 said:Well you can just take the Twilight Hack Save off the Wii and just keep it somewhere where you'll be able to find it on your computer in case you need it in the future. I beat Zelda almost 100% and I doubt I'll play it soon but I have the save back on my Wii working.
Jytach said:So, if I remove the TH, play zelda on the weekend and then decide I won't play it anymore, I can just delete my zelda save and install the TH again without any problems?
DaRk_ViVi said:The question is: why you should keep TH on your Wii after HBC is installed?![]()
I don't think you always run homebrews from Twilight Hack...
Joey R. said:DaRk_ViVi said:The question is: why you should keep TH on your Wii after HBC is installed?![]()
I don't think you always run homebrews from Twilight Hack...
That's a terrible advice. Don't get rid of the TH save file: in the case of a brick, you need it to fix your console. If it's bricked, you can't transfer it from the SD card, so it's handy to have it there "just in case". Better safe than sorry.
DaRk_ViVi said:Joey R. said:DaRk_ViVi said:The question is: why you should keep TH on your Wii after HBC is installed?![]()
I don't think you always run homebrews from Twilight Hack...
That's a terrible advice. Don't get rid of the TH save file: in the case of a brick, you need it to fix your console. If it's bricked, you can't transfer it from the SD card, so it's handy to have it there "just in case". Better safe than sorry.
Really? °°
I thought it wasn't needed anymore. :\
Better reput it on my Wii then.
Sorry!