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You can use the Wii USB Ethernet adapter if you have one.
Me to but it wasn't go bad overall as iirc its quite a big update. Took around an hour to download and install.
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The update is approx 1Gb and uses 5Gb of space when decompressed.
Is that the same as the original Wii's adapter? Once again, I hope so, because then moving to the WiiU, (in my case) would be unplugging the old Wii, and plugging in the new WiiU!?
Yeah it's getting there, I'd say 80% through at the moment so I've picked up a bit speed.
Edit: This submarine sonor noise that the GamePad does whilst downloading and installing the update is extremely annoying
Kinda sounds like this... now imagine that on loop for about an hour.
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Yeah it's getting there, I'd say 80% through at the moment so I've picked up a bit speed.
Edit: This submarine sonor noise that the GamePad does whilst downloading and installing the update is extremely annoying
Kinda sounds like this... now imagine that on loop for about an hour.
Volume sliders on the top
I do really like the TV remote integration, so handy for sticking the telly back onto Sky whilst I play NSMBU on the Gamepad
Oh ffsVolume sliders on the top
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Got it delivered, went to my home from shopto as well despite saying my work on my invoice, still, probably time to knock off work...
and spend 1-2 hours updating it....
Curse Nintendo, I could have updated last night when few EU folk would have had theirs
turn console on and press reject or cancel to the update and play an hour of mario, go back to wii menu and the update is downloaded ready to install. Simple and this is what i'll do at midnight before going back to bed.
is that of the available internal flash memory? So if you have an 8gig model you will be left with 3 gig?
Great!
if that is the case - two more updates and your machine will be useless.
Can anyone confirm?
Must be eprom/bios memory surely? ie: Not the flash memory used for user storage!?
Logic would say it doesn't touch the user's memory at all. ie: If you fill it up with your own data, you can't update it anymore? Really?
Your logic is sound indeed.
Ummm... It's one controller? What did you expected to do?
You can pick up controllers on auction sites for single digit pounds...