| Wednesday November 15, 2006 10:55 AM EST |
| Filed under: News The site dedicated to all things Pokemon has just shoveled out a whole ton of updates regarding the latest, and first on the Wii, Pokemon adventure. While all of the updates are media-related, they still manage to reveal some secrets the game was hiding. We've done the responsible thing and busted out the bullet points because, frankly, there are a lot of updates. |
Thursday, November 23, 2006
Pokemon site rolls out the updates
Nintendo Wii: Game Save Problems
Nintendo Wii: Game Save ProblemsWii SD card transfer problems
Shocking news has been unearthed via the Nintendo forums that suggests that gamers wishing to transfer in-game save data from one Wii to another via their SD Card will come across a few unexpected problems.
The initial problem arose when one unfortunate forum member received the devastating Wii internal error code: 205927. This warranted a new machine from Nintendo. But before returning the aforementioned system, the user instinctively copied his save data from both Wii Sports and Zelda: Twilight Princess onto his SD Card, for use with the future system.
Once the user received the new system, he proceeded to insert the SD card which contained the saved data. But the ecstatic look on his face instantaneously turned into a grave sombre one, as he realized to his surprise that data saved onto an SD card cannot be transferred between other Wii systems.
(Source: http://www.nintendorevolution.ca/11222006/07/nintendo_wii_game_save_problems )
Shocking news has been unearthed via the Nintendo forums that suggests that gamers wishing to transfer in-game save data from one Wii to another via their SD Card will come across a few unexpected problems.
The initial problem arose when one unfortunate forum member received the devastating Wii internal error code: 205927. This warranted a new machine from Nintendo. But before returning the aforementioned system, the user instinctively copied his save data from both Wii Sports and Zelda: Twilight Princess onto his SD Card, for use with the future system.
Once the user received the new system, he proceeded to insert the SD card which contained the saved data. But the ecstatic look on his face instantaneously turned into a grave sombre one, as he realized to his surprise that data saved onto an SD card cannot be transferred between other Wii systems.
(Source: http://www.nintendorevolution.ca/11222006/07/nintendo_wii_game_save_problems )
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