Basic Guide For Copying Wii Games

By Suzanne Clark

I present today, for your reading enjoyment, this complete guide on the topic of how to copy Wii games. Many of my readers and listeners have been clamoring for this guide for the past 2 years, so I finally put it together. I hope you like it!

Now, in years past, you needed to put in a mod chip to be able to enjoy copied video games. I had written about mod chips previously, in this post. Basically, a mod chip is actually a special type of computer chip that you have to attach inside of your Wii console. This involves breaking open the Wii, which in turn voids the warrantee.

These days, there’s a more sensible choice. Some resourceful coder made a software application which will essentially strip the security off of Wii games so that you do not have to mod your own Nintendo wii whatsoever in order to enjoy the duplicated games.

And so without further ado, here are the information:

1:

Download the app that the programmer that I talked about previously created. When you download it, it will come in the form of a .exe file. Save it to your computer in a location that you’ll remember.

2:

At this point, you’ve downloaded the .exe. Now you just need to double click it to make it install onto your PC. Hit “next” everytime it asks you. It will tell you that it is finished after a few minutes.

STEP 3

Select the Wii game that you would like to duplicate. Load it in the optical drive (the CD or DVD burner) on your pc or Macintosh.

4:

Launch the program that you installed in step 2.

STEP 5

This step is where the difference comes in compared to trying to duplicate games with ordinary CD copying software like Windows Media Player or Roxio. You need to “rip” the game disc. Choose the selection in the game copy program in order to extract, and then decide exactly where you wish to store the file. I recommend only using the desktop just as before. And then hit “Start”.

6:

Ok, now it’s time to actually burn the cloned copy of the disc. Remove the game disc from the computer and insert a blank disc. In the game copy program, go into “write” mode and select the .ISO that you burned to the desktop.

7:

Now, it’s time to play the waiting game. Burning a game involves burning up to 2+ gigabytes of information, and it can take up to 12 minutes. When it’s finished, it will pop up a completion screen and play some music. At this point, you’re all set! You just need to remove the disc, label it, and play it! Don’t fail to put the master copy up somewhere that it will be safe!

Which means that you now needn’t be a computer hardware hacker or void the warranty in order to back-up games as is your legitimate right. Just adhere to these directions, and you will be all set!

The writer of this piece is an international woman of mystery who spent time in a Soviet prison camp for his Wii hacking activities. Now that he’s out, and has been granted asylum in the United States, where copying Wii games is legal, he enjoys writing about the topic of how to copy wii games on his blog. Learn more about how to copy wii games there.. This article, Basic Guide For Copying Wii Games has free reprint rights.

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