Will this card work with Nintendo Wii? I just bought a Nintendo Wii and I am looking for extra memory. Will this work with the Nintendo Wii or do I have to buy a card specifically for the Wii?Thanks for your help in advance Will this card work with Nintendo Wii? I just bought a Nintendo Wii and I am looking for extra memory. Will this work with the Nintendo Wii or do I have to buy a card specifically for the Wii? » Read More Will this card work with Nintendo Wii? I just bought a Nintendo Wii and I am looking for extra memory. Will this work with the Nintendo Wii or do I have to buy a card specifically for the Wii?Thanks for your help in advance « Show Less
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OK... since this was posted in the "Kingston 2GB Secure Digital Memory Card (SD/2GB, Retail Package)" forum, I'll focus my answer toward that product. Yes, it works great! The Wii will not support anything beyond 2GB, so this is about the most that you can put in it. So far, it has been far more than enough for our home use.
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The Kingston 4GB miniSDHC Class 6 card (in the adapter) is (currently) not compatible with the Nintendo Wii. A firmware update from Nintendo may fix this compatibility in the future.I tried to save a picture in Super Smash Bros. Brawl and it said it couldn't saveI also tried to copy a save file to the card from the Wii memory management menus - no dice.It works just fine in my Motorola Q9c though :) Hope this helps.I would get a normal SD (not miniSD) card for the Wii. It doesn't have to be Nintendo's Wii card because you may be paying more than you need to, but if its not that big of a deal to you then I would just get Nintendo's Wii SD card.-Kyle The Kingston 4GB miniSDHC Class 6 card (in the adapter) is (currently) not compatible with the Nintendo Wii. A firmware update from Nintendo may fix this compatibility in the future.I tried to save a picture in Super Smash Bros. Brawl and it said it couldn't saveI also tried to copy a save file to the card from the Wii memory management menus - no dice.It works just fine in my Motorola Q9c though :) Hope this helps.I would get a normal SD (not miniSD) card for the Wii. It doesn't have to be Nintendo's Wii card because you may be paying more than you... » Read More The Kingston 4GB miniSDHC Class 6 card (in the adapter) is (currently) not compatible with the Nintendo Wii. A firmware update from Nintendo may fix this compatibility in the future.I tried to save a picture in Super Smash Bros. Brawl and it said it couldn't saveI also tried to copy a save file to the card from the Wii memory management menus - no dice.It works just fine in my Motorola Q9c though :) Hope this helps.I would get a normal SD (not miniSD) card for the Wii. It doesn't have to be Nintendo's Wii card because you may be paying more than you need to, but if its not that big of a deal to you then I would just get Nintendo's Wii SD card.-Kyle « Show Less
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Yes it does. The card with the "Wii" on is is no different, except for being made by SanDisk.
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Absolutely, according to Sandisk. http://pct1.sandisk.com/NewSearch.aspx <=== With this ap on Sandisk's site, you can see the best card to fit thousands of devices. Enter Nintendo, game consoles, Wii , and this exact card is the largest that Sandisk calls compatible with a Wii. Try the ap with any camera, console, etc !
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To my knowledge, it only works to connect Wii Classic Controller style controllers to a computer via USB port. I don't make the product nor do I professionally test it. I'm mainly using it for emulation and other games I can get that will support it.
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I had the same problem. I found out that I needed a 1 gig card and had bought one that had too many gig. I tried the 1 gig and it worked just fine. Good luck with it.
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I believe that the infinity 2.0 will not work on the Wii. I think you have to have at least the step up on the W to use 2. We ended up buying an Xbox for my 3 grandchildren so they could use the 2.0 - which is the Super Heroes. I still have a Wii and plan to have the old one at my house so they can play with the older one when at my house.
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Nintendo has also verified the operation of the following SD Cards: (Last updated: 10/24/2014) SanDisk Extreme: 4GB SDSDRX3-4096 8GB SDSDRX3-8192-A21 16GB SDSDRX3-016G-A21 32GB SDSDRX3-032G-A21 SanDisk Extreme PLUS: 8GB SDSDXS-008G-A46 16GB SDSDXS-016G-A46 32GB SDSDXS-032G-A46 SanDisk Extreme Pro: 16GB SDSDXP-016G-A46 32GB SDSDXP-032G-A46 Panasonic GOLD: 8GB: RP-SDUB08GAK 16GB: RP-SDUB16GAK 32GB: RP-SDUB32GAK Lexar Platinum II: 8GB LSD8GBBSBNA200 16GB LSD16GBSBNA200 32GB LSD32GBSBNA200 I tried it on mine and it did not work
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Hi Josue. Sorry, I'm not that tech savvy. What I did is I typed my computer model into my google browser with game card for . . . model type. Then I read through the reviews to see if anyone had the same model as mine that added it and that it actually worked. There are a lot of YouTube videos that are helpful too. I have learned more through watching the various videos there than anything. I have changed out and upgraded memory, and upgraded from the integrated memory cards. Sorry I could answer your question specifically. GM
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Hello, this card is a SDHC card. As stated in other posts, SDHC cards ARE NOT backwards capable. You PS3 and camera can take SDHC cards, the Wii can only take SD cards. Sorry for the bad news, but on the bright side, it costs like nothing to buy a regular one!
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When I bought the shuffle I didn't notice the whole USB 2.0 thing, till I got it home, connected it to my USB port and tried to transfer a song. I kept getting errors saying that the device could not be written to. I went and bought a USB 2.0 card with 5 ports for $32, installed it and everything worked fine from then on. Other people have told me that it should work with USB 1.0, just slower...but I didn't find that to be the case.
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Yes, that is my understanding. I have used other add-on cards for the same purpose in the past and they have done just what you want to do. However, I was not able to use this particular card because it required a different type of slot on the motherboard that what I have, so I was not able to use or test this one. I could not even return it because by the time I to use it it was beyond the return date. Sorry I could not help more but it should do what you want.Carl
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This unit is one of the drives listed by Nintendo as verified and tested as working with the WiiU: http://www.nintendo.com/consumer/systems/wiiu/en_na/system_external_storage.jsp?menu=general_info&submenu;=wup-external-usb-devicesAlso, this Reddit user is using this model with success: http://www.reddit.com/r/wiiu/comments/13g9c0/lets_start_a_list_of_compatible_external_hard/c73p4l6I'm looking for a external drive for my Wii U also and am about to pull the trigger and buy this one :)
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Thanks for your input. What do you mean by 'buy a regular one'? Can I get a SDHC reader that will work with wii, or do you mean get a different card? I really like the Transcend card but it's a pain not being able to use it with the wii.
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It worked for me, actually replaced two drives. If I remember correctly, however, the first time it didn't work for the GC game. I think I turned the Wii off and back on again a few minutes later and it worked fine. I may have disconnected and reconnected the drive and it worked but pretty sure it was just a power-cycle of the Wii.
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Yup, just put a 32GB one in mine. Only shows 29.something gigs, a few short of full capacity, as do all cards and flash drives I wish I knew why and it drives me kooky, hee. But yes, it works. So there you go. Update: Please take note, previously I'd answered that someone informed me the he's using a 64GB card on this unit. He's since informed me that he had mistakenly posted on the wrong thread and intended that info for another player. So I've edited my answer. That said, the info on the 32GB card still stands, as I'm personally using one in my Evo. Cheers
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NO!!!!!! This crap didn't work for me at all. Thought it was my wii controller at first thinking it wasn't reading it. Then I tried it on someone else's wii and still didn't work.
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Mine didn't work either. As a last resort, I thought I'd just just use it as a standard 8gb storage card. No luck. Computer shows it has only 93kb of storage space - not 8gb. Tried reformatting - no change. Just a $35 piece of garbage. My suggestion - throw it in the trash where it belongs.