"My Wii is full" - A problem we will soon share

**zeromission80** · June 14th, 2007, 05:05

Yeah i don't see the point in paying for these games again when i can use the emulators through the gamecube portion of the system with all the correct passwords and such. I don't think you people remember how much NES, SNES games were back then...... Yeah no thanks, plus were are the damn demos..... No betas NOTHING... I am a diehard NINTENDO fan, but i'm starting to see they maybe just a corporation bent on money. Anyway if there is no Harddrive at E3 then i'll never purchase a VC game, my Wii saves are over running my memory!!!!!

**YourStillWithMe** · June 14th, 2007, 05:45

I use the SD method via the Action Replay on the Gamecube. It is not as smooth as a softmod Xbox, but still is pretty phat. You guys go ahead and enjoy wasting space and $ on games you can buy on ebay for like a dollar :-)

**Baboon** · June 14th, 2007, 13:19

Originally Posted by YourStillWithMe

I use the SD method via the Action Replay on the Gamecube. It is not as smooth as a softmod Xbox, but still is pretty phat. You guys go ahead and enjoy wasting space and $ on games you can buy on ebay for like a dollar :-)

I dont really think the xbox is really ever going to be beaten for emulators ...plus mine sits nicely next to my wii for all my old skool emulation needs). :thumbup:

**DPyro** · June 14th, 2007, 16:37

My Wii is empty.....probably cause I don't play it. It just sits there, doing nothing...

**bmemike** · June 14th, 2007, 16:42

So I guess the moral of the story is that most people won't have any use for a Wii hard drive because of the lack of downloadable content that's not exclusively from the VC.

If we start getting full downloadable games, demos, trailers, etc. without being charged up the butt for them, maybe this will be a problem.

But for now, Nintendo isn't giving me any incentive to re-buy games on the VC that I still own in cartridge form and still have a console to play them on.