Ruby Link

Haha. :xd: Do you like Ms. Murdie? Like, as a teacher?

Wow... that's... that's great... :xd:

Ah. I see. :yes:

Well, I don't celebrate any holidays. I see no point.

Gotta agree with ya there... :yes:

Dude, it is only 3 days away. lol Wow... I have played and completed Skyward Sword, but I did not play it out of impatience or anxiety.

Nice Christmas list. I don't celebrate Christmas, though.

Wow, weird... :xd:

Same here, asking for too much makes me feel... selfish. :xd:

Haha, I only want three "items"... Skyward Sword, iPod Touch, Capture Card and/or Camera. Wait... *counts*... that's 4...

Wow, didn't see you there. I'm great.

How's things going for you?

The files is still being archived... i still have an hour left on the friggin' thing... DAMN SLOW COMPUTER! But, I have until Friday to get it to work; I got this... *Wii explodes*...

... NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!

... jk...

Do me a favor; go to your Wii and look at the back of it... right at the top of the console on the back, above where you plug all the cords in, there's two USB slots...

So... yeah, that was pretty much the jist of it... but, getting all of that stuff to work and run properly took 3 DAYS, considering the fact that it involves uninstalling IOS and installing cIOS and all this other crap...

Then, using the Wii Homebrew Channel and an app for the Homebrew Channel called "USB Loader GX", you can load the files on the USB Drive (assuming the files you have are game files) and play games directly on the Wii via the USB Drive...

... do Is till got ya?

... *cracks knuckles* Okay... so, the Wii can't read normal USB Drives, BUT, there's a computer program called WBFS Manager that formats your USB Drive so the Wii can read it. And, also using the WBFS Manager, you can archive rar files to make game files, and in turn put them onto the formatted USB Drive...

... make sense so far?

No, the rar files (the files that make up the game) go on a Flash Drive... the Flash Drive is what is read, not the SD Card. Although, I COULD maybe put it onto an SD Card...

I have a 4 GB Flash Drive, but the file, at the moment, is 4.33 GB... I was like "OH THE IRONY!!!" :xd: