#Wii save game downloads code
If you have a data.bin, you have to place it in a folder structure on your SD card like so: \private\wii\title\GAME\data.bin (replacing GAME with it's corresponding game code from the game code list).
If this is the case, simply use Savegame Managerto transfer the save files.Īfter downloading a save, you'll either get a plain old data.bin or a zipped file. You may have trouble copying Samba de Amigo, The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, Super Smash Brothers Brawl, Mario Kart Wii, and other protected save files. So, you'll have to backup your save, delete it off of your Wii, and then transfer the new save file. Keep in mind that if you already have a save on you Wii that you're trying to replace, it won't overwrite it. Choose to Copy the file over to your Wii. Find the save game that you just copied over and select it. Open up the Wii Options, go to Data Management > Save Data > Wii. Once you have the save in place on your SD(HC) card, you can then put the card back into your Wii. It should show up similar to the following:
#Wii save game downloads zip file
If you have a zip file, it will most likely have the proper folder structure intact, so all you have to do is extract the zip file to your SD(HC) card. A list of those IDs can be found on the WiiSave Gamecodespage. You will need to change the word GAMEID to the proper game ID.
If you have a data.bin file, you will need to place it in a folder on your SD(HC) card. Wii save files can be obtained from WiiSave.Īfter downloading a save, you will either have a data.bin or a zip file.
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