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This has been sort of a problem already in the Wii U community as some units have a less reliable NAND chip. For that console the community has developed the ab
by chocochunks 19d ago
This has been sort of a problem already in the Wii U community as some units have a less reliable NAND chip. For that console the community has developed the ability to emulate the NAND chip with an SD card. Proper NAND replacements are possible too but obviously more work and more risk and I think you may have needed to dump your encryption keys beforehand. Potentially it can be fixable but for some consoles like the Xbox Series line that we know very little about it may not be.
- RajT88 19d agoThis explains all those lots of "untested" WiiU's I see for sale.
- chocochunks 18d agoTo be fair to the Wii U it does need a non-standard power adapter and the Game Pad is necessary to do things like change the video output. It is harder to test than say a PS3 Phat. IIRC the white 8GB Wii Us tend to have more robust NAND chips.