Adameh said:
I think if you own the Wii version and it is for sale on the Wii U e-shop you get a large discount (something like 70% off I think) |
Why would you want to pay to download again if you already have the Wii version? :O
Adameh said:
I think if you own the Wii version and it is for sale on the Wii U e-shop you get a large discount (something like 70% off I think) |
Jizz_Beard_thePirate said:
Yes but you will have to do a "Full System Transfer" which you can find out how to do in their site Its a cool experience too which you might be like what... But seriously, when you do a system transfer from wii to wiiU, you will see what I mean! They really went tryhard mode on this one |
Have you seen the system transfer from a 3ds to a 3dsxl? little pikmin go and break down each of the game files and saves on the old 3ds and carry them through the air into the new system where they build your library.... it is OTT. Gotta love Nintendo putting a happy spin on somethign so mundane and transferring files haha.
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ganoncrotch said:
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Yeaa, its soo epic!!! I had to do that when I got a new 3dsXL. But the wii to the wiiU one is still my favorite, its just a god damn adventure! Its something that people shouldn't care about yet Nintendo goes and puts soo much effort into it! God, I hope in aspects like these, they never change
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Congrats with your purchase. As it has been said a few times, backwards compatibility with games and controllers is awesome and everything works. Even the first wiimote that came with my wii back in 2006 works!!
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Everything the Wii does the Wii U will do and more. You just have to set up the whole data transfer thing to get your saved content like Mii characters over to your Wii U. Wii Fit balance board works fine on Wii U, I use Wii Fit pretty often on my Wii U.
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im gonna be honest i kinda feel like a dumbass for not looking at the WiiU earlier this is actually a damn good piece of hardware it doesnt seem to have the 3rd party support of even teh Gamecube at the moment but i didnt buy it for those games anyhow i missed my Mario and Zeldas and Metroids. Now i need friends for SSB when it comes out for the Wii and maybe mario kart although i was never big on that game since double dash. Almighty-Koz is my nintendo name i think
| blessedswine said: im gonna be honest i kinda feel like a dumbass for not looking at the WiiU earlier this is actually a damn good piece of hardware it doesnt seem to have the 3rd party support of even teh Gamecube at the moment but i didnt buy it for those games anyhow i missed my Mario and Zeldas and Metroids. Now i need friends for SSB when it comes out for the Wii and maybe mario kart although i was never big on that game since double dash. Almighty-Koz is my nintendo name i think |
Yup, it's certainly a case of experiencing it before you 'get it', particularly the GamePad. Once you've played a game that uses its features well such as ZombiU, Lego City Undercover, Pikmin 3, Rayman Legends, Deus Ex, Splinter Cell Blacklist or Resident Evil Revelaitons you certainly miss having a GamePad when playing games on other consoles.
| t3mporary_126 said: Off topic but not really: Does the original wii controller without motion plus work for New Super Mario Bros U? |
Yes it does
I think I glimpsed someone say something about needing an externally powered HD.
As a "green" energy conservation kind of guy, I can tell you this is actually not necessary and is a waste of electricity. Use a Y-split USB cable and use both USB ports on the back to power your external HD, and you'll be perfectly fine. I've been doing this for over a year and have zero issues.
Also, 5400 RPM drives are cheaper than 7200 RPM drives, and since it's connected via USB 2.0, this makes the external hard drive thing not that expensive at all!
Buy the cheaper one. Seriously, the cheaper one.
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