Gaming Deleting which Brawl save help?

[Kirby102]

Hey, I was just wondering... I'm running out of space... and I want to delete my Brawl save.

But the thing is... I have two: one US, and one PAL

I don't play the US version anymore, but I can't seem to distinguish between which save is the US version in the Wii Menu Save Management system

Would there be anyway that I could tell between these two, as I don't want to resort to guessing and deleting the wrong save

Thanks tempers

 

[Avalyn]

copy one of the saves to your sd card. delete the one you've copied from your wii memory. boot up PAL SSBB... check if it's the right one you've deleted, if it is, good for you. if it's the wrong one you've deleted, copy it back from the sd card, and delete the other one. simple as that

 

[Livin in a box]

copy one of the saves to your sd card. delete the one you've copied from your wii memory. boot up PAL SSBB... check if it's the right one you've deleted, if it is, good for you. if it's the wrong one you've deleted, copy it back from the sd card, and delete the other one. simple as that

You can't copy the Brawl save to an SD card because it has online.

 

[alex]

Isn't there a save extractor? Well extract one, if you extraced RSBE(or what ever, then delete that one from your system. If you got RSBP, then don't delete the one you extracted. Got that?

 

[Avalyn]

Isn't there a save extractor? Well extract one, if you extraced RSBE(or what ever, then delete that one from your system. If you got RSBP, then don't delete the one you extracted. Got that?

that's what I meant.

 

[Pikachu025]

I personally would extract both with the save extractor, delete one from the Wii, see if it was the correct one. If yes, good, if not delete the other one as well and reinstall the correct with save installer.

That said, Wii Saves are generally ordered by first time the disc was inserted, in inverted order. The save to the far right bottom on the last page is the earliest created, the one on the top-left on the first is the newest one. This is not completely correct, as the Wii "blocks" some saves (1 block for VC game saves, 1 for disc-only game saves, 1 for disc-and-installable-channel games, etc.), but should give you a general idea of what to look for.