hangoverr

Anyone using a seagate ext hdd on their wii ? local pc shop has 80 gig usb 2.0 hdd on sale i figured for $40 i could get probably 20 games on it which would keep me happy for a while ?

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WBFS formatted HDDs can hold more than you may think, I've managed to fit 40 games on just over 100GBs and it would of been more but some of them are dual layer games such as Metroid Prime Trilogy and Smash Bros.

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So if i have game iso's that are 4.37gb, am i to be able to compress them a bit when loaded onto a WBFS hdd ?

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if you use WBFSManager by AlexDP it automatically compresses the file for you, Link's Crossbow Training is only 200mbs. LOL

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I'm using a 120GB Seagate FreeAgent Go with only minimal problems (It won't load occasionally and I just have to restart the Wii - it never stops in the middle of a game though).

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