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My problem with these formats is that you can’t load/play any them on a regular wii with any of the homebrew apps. It’s emu only.
by ed25519FUUU 6y ago
My problem with these formats is that you can’t load/play any them on a regular wii with any of the homebrew apps. It’s emu only.
- zamadatix 6y agoEven if you play primarily on a real Wii it's still more convenient to archive a game in 20 MB and expand it to the exact original 1.36 GB ISO when you want to load it on real hardware.
- nyanpasu64 6y agoVery few games are 20MB. Animal Crossing is tiny because it was ported from N64. Most GameCube games are closer to 1 gigabyte (sometimes less) (uncompressed is around 1.35GB), and Wii games are a few gigabytes (uncompressed is around 4.6GB disk, 8.5GB for dual layer games).