I would like to use the first one downloadable HERE because I am a very lazy person. I tryed to look around for some informations, but I couldn't find anything useful on how to install that .bin file on my Wii.
you could start a new save with the game, then copy it to the sd card and replace it with the one you downloaded (rename it exactly the same as the old save)
use the first 4 letters/numbers in the game ID.
create a folder in x:/private/wii/title/(4 letter game ID)/data.bin just as fenrirwolf said.
data.bin is of course your file.
easy...
if you look in every other save folder on your SD card you will clearly see this is how they are all layed out. unless the folder contains a channel. that will show up as 'content.bin'
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