Nintendo Wii owners can download tons of great new and retro games using Wii Shop Channel. But avid downloaders quickly find that Wii's 512 megabytes of built-in storage doesn't go very far when ...

At long last addressing cries that the Wii's internal 512MB of storage isn't enough to store all the downloadable Virtual Console and WiiWare games one could acquire, Nintendo today released the SD ...

Nintendo Co. Ltd. confirmed to Computerworld today that it has come up with a resolution for the dearth of storage on its Nintendo Wii gaming console — downloading Virtual Console and WiiWare software ...

A moderate frustration about the Nintendo Wii is its stubborn refusal to recognize SD cards larger than 2GB in capacity. Given that larger, 4GB cards often support higher transfer rates – and, ...

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The latest Wii update allows games and channels to launch from the SD card. The update, which is available now, will allow unlimited storage space on the console, solving issues of users running out, ...

With the recent introduction of the Nintendo Wii game console, which is compatible with flash memory, SanDisk has begun shipping special edition SD memory card to major retailers. With the recent ...

After Nintendo revealed that users would be able to transfer their Wii user data to shiny new Wii Us, several outlets turned to the console's manual to find out precisely how. The process seems a ...

The first Wii Disc Dumper required a PC and 50 hours of backup time. The latest v1.2 by nitrotux requires only a Wii loaded with an SD card to make backups of single and dual layer Wii titles as well ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Who needs a HDD? Not Wii owners, that's for sure, with news today that - beginning with Guitar Hero 5 - Nintendo will begin allowing proper, retail ...

SAN FRANCISCO, March 25, 2009 – Nintendo President Satoru Iwata today revealed surprises for consumers and an expanded palette of video game development opportunities for the industry during his ...