Why does this overwrite the original mios?
can't it just install it as a new one and use that, like the Wii backup launcher uses ios 249?
can't it just install it as a new one and use that, like the Wii backup launcher uses ios 249?
kedest said:Why does this overwrite the original mios?
can't it just install it as a new one and use that, like the Wii backup launcher uses ios 249?
Mr.Guy said:This is an extremely noob question but here goes. Everything loads fine but when the game loads all I get is sound... what am I doing wrong?
Which one is working them?kedest said:there are 2 zelda discs with old games (zelda1/2/oot/mask and oot/oot masterquest), perhaps they were talking about the other one
Yeah, it isn't working for me. I can start the game but when I select one of the games my Wii instantly shuts off. I have to press the power button twice to turn the Wii on after that.AaronUzumaki said:i don't get it... Everyone says the zelda collectors ed. doesn't work, but I have all of it's contents working. The only problem is that if you try to exit something, or watch a video, it goes black and need reset (happens at end of videos). I still gotta try the majoras mask ocarina mess up though...
Rod_Hull said:Once you try and display the map (pressing up on the D-pad), green speckles appear on-screen, and the framerate drops to ~1fps whilst the map overlay appears - very slowly. You can't then even navigate round the map, so you have to press B to dismiss it and get back to the game - it goes away VERY slowly, at ~1fps or so. Once back in the game, the framerate returns to normal, but all the graphics are then corrupted: EVERYTHING is out of focus - not just objects in the distance as usually happens (since the game uses depth of field blur), and light sources that aren't even visible on-screen (like round a corner for example) start to cast halos over the screen even when you haven''t actually got near them...you can't get the game to return to normal until you reboot the Wii