Kotaku reports that after dragging its feet for what seems like an eternity, Nintendo announced Wednesday that Wii owners will be able to play downloaded games from SD cards beginning in spring ...

Many suggested Nintendo would come out with a hard drive solution like the Xbox 360 thinking that the Wii hardware was not up to the task of playing games directly from SD cards. Thankfully it ...

The Wii console already has an SD slot that allows users to store games, but players must first download the games from an SD card to the Wii’s internal disk storage, which is only 512MB in size.

Before the launch of the Wii U, Nintendo confirmed that software could not be played from an SD card, but it would appear that it is technically possible - provided you have one of those cheap USB ...

A moderate frustration about the Nintendo Wii is its stubborn refusal to recognize SD cards larger than 2GB in capacity. Given that larger, 4GB cards often support higher transfer rates – and ...

The process seems a little cumbersome. You'll first need to insert an SD card with at least 512 MB of RAM into your Wii U, and ready it using a transfer application. After that, the SD card has to ...