You copy all available files to a SD card, but discover that the game in which you've invested 20-plus hours uses a locked save. Wanting to make sure that you don't lose your progress to hardware failure, you back up as many save files as you can using the Wii's Data Management screens. What's the big deal?Ī: Let's say that you recently spent $50 on a new Wii game and invested 20-plus hours unlocking new levels, achievements, and bonus material. In other words, a locked save can not be backed up. Your save is now on your Powersaves SD card, ready to be imported to the Nintendo Wii.A: A locked save is a save file that can not be copied from a Wii's system memory to a SD card. As an example, if you were looking for saves for Super Mario Galaxy, you would click "S."įind the game you wish to download saves for and select it by clicking the title.īrowse through the saves available and find the one you'd like to add to your Wii.Ĭlick the "To SD" checkbox, then hit the "Download" button. Select "Power Saves," then click on the first letter of the game title. You can find it in the upper-right portion of the window.
Open MAX Media Manager Pro and click the "SAVES-WEB" button. You can now access your Powersave! Downloading New PowersavesĬonnect the Powersaves SD card to your personal computer using the USB card reader.
When prompted to load saved game data, select "Yes" or "OK" (depending on the game). Return to the main menu and start your game. Under the "SD Memory" option, you will see a list of all of the in-box Powersaves included with your Action Replay device.Ĭopy the Powersave for the game you wish to play from the SD card to your Nintendo Wii's internal memory by selecting it and clicking "Copy." On the confirmation box, select "Yes." Select "Save Data" and click the picture of the Nintendo Wii.
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