scottie said:
Wow, so full of indignation. You quote some douche from NoE, yet ignore the quote from Iwata himself "Because this small number of people are none other than the most avid players," Iwata said "we know we have to review the best possible solution to eliminate their inconvenience."
So stop whining and wait patiently!
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Just because Iwata said something doesn't mean a solution is coming soon--or at all. The complaining needs to continue--and not just continue, but it needs to increase. Nintendo must be constantly reminded of the importance of this matter. They need to know that the mob is angry and tired of their asininity.
Here are a couple of "direct" methods:
Allow the Nintendo Channel to read your Wii and send information back to Nintendo. If you're Wii's memory is packed and almost completely used, this information will be relayed to them. They'll be able to see--directly--how many people are having storage issues.
Another way is to continually bombard the Everybody Votes channel with questions concering the importance of a harddrive or an external storage solution.
Continue to email, write, call and harass Nintendo until the majority of their received complaints stem from people upset over the lack of storage space and the MASSIVE inconvenience of deleting, moving, and/or redownloading games. If I paid for a damn game, it's now my property, I shouldn't have to throw it out just to buy another. If that's the case, Nintendo should be giving Wii points back to people who delete downloaded games regardless of the "free re-download."
As it stands, I only have room left for one WiiWare title--at best. I may not even have enough room for that since it sounds like they're all 250 blocks or more. I'm likely not downloading anything else without some sort of logical storage solution being presented.
Don't stop complaining about the lack of usable external storage until we actually have it!!
