Wii Torrents

[username-]

Bitgamer and BCG both have a really nice selection.

As far as # of wii games between the two, Bitgamer has more packs (NTSC and PAL).
BCG has 17 PAL Scrubbed Collections and 2 NTSC Scrubbed Collection packs.
Bitgamer has a total of 57 packs. Within these packs on both sites there's anywhere from 8-25 wii games. So Bitgamer does have a better collection of Wii games, imo.
BCG has a better archive of torrents overall.

[rueman]

I throw another vote in for Bitgamer. I use it almost exclusively for wii games. They've had all the wii games that i've looked for, and some I didn't know that I wanted.

[vinhkhang01]

After downloading, what is the next step we have to do, so that you can play the game ?

My kids asked me to get Super Mario Bros and can someone show me where to get it and how to put it into the portable usb hard drive which is connected to the Wii console ? Thank you!

[Funkin']

You can follow this Modmii tutorial. It's probably the easiest way for anyone using Windows to soft mod their Wii. And if you have any questions about it then just ask over there at GBATemp.

[username-]

You can follow this Modmii tutorial. It's probably the easiest way for anyone using Windows to soft mod their Wii. And if you have any questions about it then just ask over there at GBATemp.

+1
I was going to respond with the same link.

[temisturk]

This is another good guide: http://gwht.wikidot.com/for-dummies

And so is this: http://sites.google.com/site/completesg/

[vinhkhang01]

Thank you guys for the info. My brother-in-law paid someone to have it modded already with the external usb hard drive. It has about 50 games in the drive. I'd like to download and add some games to the drive. What are the methods to transfer the games to the drive after downloading? Thanks!

[temisturk]

You can use http://sites.google.com/site/complet...backup-manager to copy the file you've downloaded onto the Wii USB drive. It's pretty simple to use. WBFS is the best format to copy them into.

[vinhkhang01]

Thank you. WBFS is the application software I need to download and it should work with either Win7 or WinXP right!
When I tried to search WBFS on some of the torrent sites, it couldn't find any. Is that the correct name of the software to search?

You can use http://sites.google.com/site/complet...backup-manager to copy the file you've downloaded onto the Wii USB drive. It's pretty simple to use. WBFS is the best format to copy them into.

[stoi]

http://wbfsgui.sourceforge.net/

I use that to transfer from Windows to the external.