Hi everyone, thing is: I have a WiiWare game installed as usual, using WAD Manager and stuff, and I plan to download more WiiWare and Virtual Console titles on the future. The Wii's memory by itself seems to be insufficient for me, so I just wanna ask: Is there any way I can install those games and not have them on my Wii Menu, instead being only on my Hard Drive? If so, how can I do it? Thanks.
I dunno on how to properly do it on vWii (the Wii inside WiiU), but I remember that on Wii you could use virtual NAND instances to fill with lots of WADs, and you could use USB Loader GX or something similar to load them, instead of redirecting the home menu to this virtual memory.
Maybe this guide may help you:
https://sites.google.com/site/completesg/how-to-use/sneek
Maybe this guide may help you:
https://sites.google.com/site/completesg/how-to-use/sneek
Thanks for that, but, what if I, for example, download the game and use WAD Manager normally, then just deleted the channel on the Wii Menu? Will the game stay on my USB Loaders, and will the game's save file be affected? It seems like an easier option, that's why I'm asking.
If you delete the channel it deletes everything except the ticket and game saves, so there's nothing to launch.
Just use a loader that can dump your NAND and run the games from emuNAND with a cIOS. There are only a few games that aren't compatible with that and you can use NEEK2O for those with the same NAND dump.
Just use a loader that can dump your NAND and run the games from emuNAND with a cIOS. There are only a few games that aren't compatible with that and you can use NEEK2O for those with the same NAND dump.
Yep. If you look at the bottom of the Features menu there are options both to dump your NAND and to install WADs to the dumped directory.
Does it work on vWii (for WiiU) or it's a feature that will work only on actual Wiis?Yep. If you look at the bottom of the Features menu there are options both to dump your NAND and to install WADs to the dumped directory.
emuNAND should work fine on vWii, but NEEK requires a different kernel that isn't publicly available as it was never made into mergable modules like the original one and it contains copyrighted IOS code.
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