Gecko OS will also run games that can't be played without a system update, although there are simpler ways to do so. It can also be used to cheat on games you're having trouble with. Like homebrew in general, GeckoOS gives you way more control over your Wii than Nintendo wants you to have. Download Gecko OS.
Ok, I'll consider buying one SD card, tho can I just buy one with 16 GB, install the games on the HDD and then remove the files from the SD card so I can install game by game without having to buy one crazy 256 GB only for the Wii U?
And then you can install to NAND or to USB and now the game will show up in the Wii U menu. However - this is important - if you already have a save and you are installing to USB, you need to copy or move the data for the game from NAND to USB with Data Management in settings. If you are running from USB the save and other files need to be on
Rename loader.dol to "boot.dol". On the root of your SD card or USB drive, create a folder labelled "games". Put your GameCube ISOs in that folder. Put the SD card or USB drive back into your Wii or Wii U. On Wii, launch the Homebrew Channel. On Wii U, launch the Wii Mode, and then the Homebrew Channel. This is a development of the old Homebrew Browser, designed to replace the Wii's now-defunct Shopping Channel. Download: Open Shop Channel. Create a new folder on your SD card called apps. Then extract the contents of the downloaded osc.zip to the /apps directory. Once again, eject the SD card and insert it into your Wii. Today, I'm showing you how you can play your wii games from an SD INSTEAD of a USB drive. If this helped you out, please give the video a like :)ATTENTION Wi B4y0i.
