Download Super Smash Bros Brawl Save Data zip file#

zip file you chose onto the root of your SD card. REMOVE ALL CUSTOM STAGES FROM BRAWL, OTHERWISE YOUR WII WILL CRASH.These are hosted on my personal dropbox and will not be taken down.

Download Super Smash Bros Brawl Save Data download#

Download Gecko ( ) or Riivolution ( ) hackless wifi packs.

Riivolution is generally better and offers greater flexibility. If you don't plan on adding any other modifications, it doesn't matter which one you use. You can use Stack Smash to launch either Riivolution or Gecko. You have tons of options to play Brawl or PM on Wiimm's new server! Here they are: There is no way to change how Brawl handles its netcode, so if your ping is worse than 25 ms, don't expect any improvements over the old servers. I can NOT tell you how much better or worse the lag will be, because like with any other game, it depends on the connections of you and all your opponents. You now have a brand new, never-before-wified save file! (Thanks swordgard!).go to Wii settings from the home menu > Data management > Save data > Wii > SD card, and copy or move the file onto your Wii.

Put the 'private' folder to the root of your SD card.If you don't care about your old Brawl save, you can erase it - don't worry about unlocking characters and stages, I have a Brawl save file for download that's got you covered. The only way to rectify this is to erase your Brawl save and create a new one, wiping your wii's memory of your old friend code.

Download Super Smash Bros Brawl Save Data code#

If you did not register your friend code before May 18, you will most likely get an error code 60000 when you try to connect. If a new server sees you trying to connect, but doesn't know what your friend code is because it never assigned you one itself, it will try to assign you a new friend code, while your Wii is still trying to use your old one (which may have already been assigned to someone else by this new server). Here is an explanation why: Friend codes are stored server-side, since the server is the one doing the assigning. You need to erase your Brawl save and make a new one. If you don't do any of this, you can still connect after May 20, but you will need a new brawl save. If as many people submit as many friend codes as possible, the online community will continue to thrive. Not only will you be able to keep coming online, but so will all your friends. I urge you to submit as many friend codes as possible. However, Method 2 will allow you to not only submit your friend code, but other people's friend codes too. You only need to do it once, and you're safe. Method 1 will work for yourself, and does not take long to do. That way, your friend code will still work, and you won't need to make a new Brawl save! When data about your friend code is collected, it will be used to construct a database for use by new servers, making the new server think it assigned you the friend code you already have.

Input the FC for at least one of your friends in your roster, too, to be on the safe side. Go to (NTSC Brawl's game ID is RSBE) and input your FC. Because this takes up to 24 hours to complete, no more friend codes will be accepted after May 18. B: Wiimm is also hosting a site where you can just input your FC information manually, and his system will retrieve your profile on its own. Because Nintendo WFC is going down, you need to do this before May 20.Д¬lick to expand. Wiimm and MrBean35000VR of the Wii-Homebrew community have 2 ways for you to save your friend code:ДЄ: Wiimm is hosting a DNS server that will collect your profile information as soon as you use it to establish a connection to Nintendo WFC. However, if you act fast, you won't need to erase your brawl save. This is a problem for you, because the server is the one doing the assigning. The first time you connect to Wifi, your Wii is designated a friend code from Nintendo's servers. Your Wii knows what its corresponding friend code is, and will always attempt to log in with that friend code. The connection between your Wii and its friend code happens via a 'profile', which tells Nintendo's servers that wii A belongs to friend code B. Friend codes for Nintendo Wifi games are assigned server-side.