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Nintendo Wii uses SD card technology to help players transfer saved games, photos and other data to a secondary storage unit. The SD cards can upload and download information from one system to the next, making it easy to share multimedia between consoles. Most SD cards are compatible with the Wii, and some are even optimized for it (you'll see the Official Nintendo Seal on them).
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JCHolyCrusader said
on 9/27/2008 Im sorry, I read it wrong. Games with "WiFi"...Disregard my last comment please...
JCHolyCrusader said
on 9/27/2008 Seriously, if there is a way to save your saved games onto an SD card, I'd like to know too. That'd be the main reason I'd buy one! If you can't transfer those saved games, then it is nearly useless for most people. If true, BAD choice: they're going to lose a lot of money.
tebaseball1 said
on 8/20/2008 Is it true that you cannot save any games that have Wifi? I tried to save mario kart wii files on my SD card and i get a message that says "This file cannot be copied." Is there any way that i can actually copy that because i got a new wii and i am taking it to college. i want to transfer my mario kart wii data onto my new wii so that i can play it during my spare time in college