READ: 10 great games that will make you buy a Nintendo Wii U The drive We even found a 1TB external drive we tested to be a bit much (hence opting for the 320GB version), but at least you know it works. It's also worth considering an even larger drive than that as there are reports of people successfully using storage solutions of up to 4TB, although we think that's a bit overkill. And as we already had a 320GB external HDD knocking about, it seemed a natural fit. We actually had to do it ourselves recently, as review software for the Wii U more often than not comes in digital code form so our hard drive was chock-a-block before expansion. Luckily, Nintendo had the foresight to include support for external hard drives and USB memory sticks, and it made the process of expanding the console's existing hard drive space through their use as easy as possible - even easier than adding extra storage to the Xbox One. And if you consider that games can weigh in at more that 7GB apiece - Hyrule Warriors, for example - you'll soon find that HDD full to capcity if you buy most of your software through the Nintendo eShop. The hard drive on the premium version is limited to 32GB, for instance, which is tiny in comparison to the drives in rival machines, even smartphones these days.
Maybe the WiiU isn’t considered retro yet, but feel free to browse my other retro gaming articles on this site.(Pocket-lint) - Although digital versions of Wii U games are nowhere near as large in file size as those available for Xbox One or PS4, nor do you require to install disc-based titles, you will still more than likely find yourself running out of storage space on your Nintendo console. This article will be the one convenient place to walk you through all the steps to ‘hack your WiiU, get that homebrew software running and playing backups of games! Like all my articles, I put this together because I found the information on how to do this scattered in a number of places on the internet and not in one convenient place. This article will 1) walk you through setting up an SD card with all the necessary programs, running the WiiU exploit, installing the homebrew software and then downloading and installing backups of your games onto your WiiU. No more need to switch disks and no more worrying about scratched disks for those prized games. If you have a WiiU kicking around, this is a jailbreak project for your WiiU you need to take on today. It is fantastic! A homebrew setup will also allow you to use emulators (for older Nintendo or other retro games), custom games, and mods. I’ve just ‘hacked’ my Nintendo WiiU and installed homebrew software to allow me to run backups of my games from an external hard drive.
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