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Child Proof Settings and Excite Truck fix! (video)

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Back up/play Wii games through a hard drive
GoNintendo — This is for those of you that actually purchase Wii games. Backing up your games, on the most basic level, is completely legal. Direct link here More details here Posted May 24th, 2009 at 9:16 pm | News by RMC , Wii Comments RSS | Leave a Comment | Trackback

Wii mod lets you play backups from USB hard drive
Destructoid — "My face melted," said the Head Robot in an email where he forwarded along this tip about a Wii mod that allows the storage and booting of Wii game backups via a USB hard drive. And now I'm trying to hold my face together as I stumble about the office looking for my portable USB drive. The mod process, detailed by Mike, doesn't look too difficult. In fact, it just may be the perfect project for a rain Memorial Day afternoon. You need only the Homebrew Channel, a few free files, and a USB hard disk. A video of the loader (after the jump) shows how sexy and elegant this whole mod is.  How great ...

Store, And Run, Your Wii Games On A Hard Drive [Wii]
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Learn to Use an External Hard Drive to Back-up and Play Wii Games
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