The day you've been waiting for is here -- if you're a Japanese Wii owner with a hankering for downloadable games, that is. Yes, Nintendo's game download service WiiWare has finally
launched in Japan and, with the help of
our friends over at Wii Fanboy, we've rounded up a bunch of information on the roll out from around the web, including:
We're also following news about the service's implementation of downloadable content, which has shown up
in three games so far. Look for more on that in a bit.
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Depends on how much space you have.
I don't know.
Yes?
Yes?
Yes.
Hope that was helpful.
Yes.
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Nope, haven't had to do it.
1)Yes it depends on the size of the games themselves but the Wii has 512 megs of internal memory.
2)Delete stuff or move it to a memory card.
3)Yes.
4)Yes but in order to play them, they must be transfered over to the actual system memory to be used, just like save game files (Anyone else find that really annoying?)
5) Nope but thats cause I don't. I haven't found enough in the VC that I have even filled the internal memory yet. And if I did, see #4. Just move it to an SD card till you want to play it again.
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Although I haven't seen it since yesterday.
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peggle or bookworm adventures would do great on wiiware, as woud an oregon trail- if the system is going to be bloated, then it will need a realy streamlined and intuitive navigation system so people can easily search by category, popularity, price, etc.
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...and I STILL want to play it. Why must it be so damn cute?
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=p
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How hard is it to activate the USB connection to accept ext. HDD?
Unless they plan on releasing a 10 GB "Wii Drive" for $100. lol
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