Gaming Skyward Sword system Update

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Isnt it that on the backside of the box there is always a warning, if an System update is part of the game?

I checked all my original games and it seems to be true, Skyward has exactly this warning " A system menu Update may be required to play this game": http://www.nintendow...a/28289/4/2.jpg
Maybe just a new build of 4.3, like DKC last year.

not a real surprise, hu?


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Saw this coming. Hopefully there's no real big problems running the game.

I plan on buying it anyway, but it's easier to run it off the HDD for me.
 
What warning? Is has the same amount of warning on all my Wii games.

well, I checked my original games, and the sentence "A system menu Update may be required to play this game" was missing if the game could be played without update. The rest is always the same, yes.


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What warning? Is has the same amount of warning on all my Wii games.

well, I checked my original games, and the sentence "A system menu Update may be required to play this game" was missing if the game could be played without update. The rest is always the same, yes.


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But then I guess every game that requires a system menu version higher than 1.0 has that warning?
 
If your wii is on the original firmware, any game released after the first mandatory update would require a system update! Thus if someone hasn't played a wii game since 4.2, they will need an update to play Zelda because it is 4.3. Its just a Cover Your A$$ type of thing. All of those red boxes are put in there by the legal team. They dont want someone to raise hell and sue because they dont want to update their wii at all and when they try to play "X" game they purchased it wont work without an update. Without this warning (among others), people would be more likely to at least attempt if not win a lawsuit based on the fact that "they were not informed that they would have to modify their original purchase in order to play newer software."

It is possible that Zelda will require a new update, but I think we would have heard something by now. In all likely hood the news of a new update would have trickled down from some disgruntled developers (even third party developers would know if a new update is coming, as they would need this knowledge for their own projects).

Edit: Damn! daniekraak beat me to my point....!!
 
If your wii is on the original firmware, any game released after the first mandatory update would require a system update! Thus if someone hasn't played a wii game since 4.2, they will need an update to play Zelda because it is 4.3. Its just a Cover Your A$$ type of thing. All of those red boxes are put in there by the legal team. They dont want someone to raise hell and sue because they dont want to update their wii at all and when they try to play "X" game they purchased it wont work without an update. Without this warning (among others), people would be more likely to at least attempt if not win a lawsuit based on the fact that "they were not informed that they would have to modify their original purchase in order to play newer software."

It is possible that Zelda will require a new update, but I think we would have heard something by now. In all likely hood the news of a new update would have trickled down from some disgruntled developers (even third party developers would know if a new update is coming, as they would need this knowledge for their own projects).

Edit: Damn! daniekraak beat me to my point....!!
I don't think you understand how updates work. The System Menu version has nothing to do with your ability to run a game. I could run every game on v1.0 if I wanted to.
 
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I understand, JoostinOnline. I think some people need a better explanation, which I am not going to give because i dont care.
 
The wii is dead in terms of updates, I'm sure it wont take more than a day to break AP, and as long as you block title updates you're fine.
 
If your wii is on the original firmware, any game released after the first mandatory update would require a system update! Thus if someone hasn't played a wii game since 4.2, they will need an update to play Zelda because it is 4.3. Its just a Cover Your A$$ type of thing. All of those red boxes are put in there by the legal team. They dont want someone to raise hell and sue because they dont want to update their wii at all and when they try to play "X" game they purchased it wont work without an update. Without this warning (among others), people would be more likely to at least attempt if not win a lawsuit based on the fact that "they were not informed that they would have to modify their original purchase in order to play newer software."

It is possible that Zelda will require a new update, but I think we would have heard something by now. In all likely hood the news of a new update would have trickled down from some disgruntled developers (even third party developers would know if a new update is coming, as they would need this knowledge for their own projects).

Edit: Damn! daniekraak beat me to my point....!!
I don't think you understand how updates work. The System Menu version has nothing to do with your ability to run a game. I could run every game on v1.0 if I wanted to.


I understand, JoostinOnline. I think some people need a better explanation, which I am not going to give because i dont care.

I understand very well this things, me as a Chip user, I need to update, but this never effect the ability to play games. But Softmod users, which update, get bricked or all softmods get deleted. The other way is to wait for updates cios and loaders. Anyways, some System updates really updated the IOS and patched them, I would like to see you playing on an 2.0 menue all games, accessing wiishop, wiiware and online games... wont work, wont happen.
as I said, for me no difference, hardmods are never affected by updates, just softmods.
 
If your wii is on the original firmware, any game released after the first mandatory update would require a system update! Thus if someone hasn't played a wii game since 4.2, they will need an update to play Zelda because it is 4.3. Its just a Cover Your A$$ type of thing. All of those red boxes are put in there by the legal team. They dont want someone to raise hell and sue because they dont want to update their wii at all and when they try to play "X" game they purchased it wont work without an update. Without this warning (among others), people would be more likely to at least attempt if not win a lawsuit based on the fact that "they were not informed that they would have to modify their original purchase in order to play newer software."

It is possible that Zelda will require a new update, but I think we would have heard something by now. In all likely hood the news of a new update would have trickled down from some disgruntled developers (even third party developers would know if a new update is coming, as they would need this knowledge for their own projects).

Edit: Damn! daniekraak beat me to my point....!!
I don't think you understand how updates work. The System Menu version has nothing to do with your ability to run a game. I could run every game on v1.0 if I wanted to.

I understand very well this things, me as a Chip user, I need to update, but this never effect the ability to play games. But Softmod users, which update, get bricked or all softmods get deleted. The other way is to wait for updates cios and loaders. Anyways, some System updates really updated the IOS and patched them, I would like to see you playing on an 2.0 menue all games... wont work, wont happen.
as I said, for me no difference, hardmods are never affected by updates, just softmods.
But I wasn't talking to you, was I?
 
If your wii is on the original firmware, any game released after the first mandatory update would require a system update! Thus if someone hasn't played a wii game since 4.2, they will need an update to play Zelda because it is 4.3. Its just a Cover Your A$$ type of thing. All of those red boxes are put in there by the legal team. They dont want someone to raise hell and sue because they dont want to update their wii at all and when they try to play "X" game they purchased it wont work without an update. Without this warning (among others), people would be more likely to at least attempt if not win a lawsuit based on the fact that "they were not informed that they would have to modify their original purchase in order to play newer software."

It is possible that Zelda will require a new update, but I think we would have heard something by now. In all likely hood the news of a new update would have trickled down from some disgruntled developers (even third party developers would know if a new update is coming, as they would need this knowledge for their own projects).

Edit: Damn! daniekraak beat me to my point....!!
I don't think you understand how updates work. The System Menu version has nothing to do with your ability to run a game. I could run every game on v1.0 if I wanted to.

I understand very well this things, me as a Chip user, I need to update, but this never effect the ability to play games. But Softmod users, which update, get bricked or all softmods get deleted. The other way is to wait for updates cios and loaders. Anyways, some System updates really updated the IOS and patched them, I would like to see you playing on an 2.0 menue all games... wont work, wont happen.
as I said, for me no difference, hardmods are never affected by updates, just softmods.
But I wasn't talking to you, was I?

my mistake...but what I said is still right :)
 
Why have this thread? It doesn't matter if their is a system update or not. The game is going to playable off USB loaders one way or another. I refuse to use the retail disc.
 
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Why have this thread? It doesn't matter if their is a system update or not. The game is going to playable off USB loaders one way or another. I refuse to use the retail disc.

whats the trolling about?
if they updated the system, you will need to wait for a patch or update of your loaders and hardmod users have to update anyway.

no need to read this, if you dont like it.
 
Why have this thread? It doesn't matter if their is a system update or not. The game is going to playable off USB loaders one way or another. I refuse to use the retail disc.
and your 100% sure of that? :creep:

I suppose next week, Nintendo has not send any copies to retailers...just wait.
 

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