alot out there
you can use wiiscrubber i think and wii update manager
if you are on the wii
you can just read the disc id
example: RZDP
the last letter "p" means pal, "j" means jap, and "e" for usa
and you cant use the search button cant you?
you can use wiiscrubber i think and wii update manager
if you are on the wii
you can just read the disc id
example: RZDP
the last letter "p" means pal, "j" means jap, and "e" for usa
and you cant use the search button cant you?
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