I have a soft modded Wii, and USB Loader. I used to use WBFS manager to format my 32gb USB stick and install game ISOs onto it, but I recently acquired a collection of games with a wbfs extension.
Wii Backup Manager; a WBFS file; WBFS formatted hard drive In the Wii Backup Manager, select 'Add' and click on 'Files'. Now locate your file and click OK. Now your game should appear in Wii Backup Manager. Check the box next to the game. Select 'Transfer' and click on 'ISO' to start the conversion. Don't leave the Wii Backup Manager while the file is converting, as it leads to glitches in Wine. Tales of Graces (English Patched+DLC) Wii ISO. Nagisa Adelheid. Starblade (JPN) + [English Patched] Wii Virtual Console WAD. TheArcadeStriker-December 22. For downloading Wii iso files you will need uTorrent, Azureus or BitComet. Conduit 2 from SEGA is the FPS Nintendo Wii owners were waiting for.
I tried one USB stick formatted in FAT32 format, and the same kind of USB stick formatted in NFTS format, created a wbfs folder on the root, and drag-and-drop copied the gamws with a.wbfs extension to the USB stick(s), but when I load up USB Loader GX, it just goes to a black screen, and I have to turn off my Wii. Any help to get.wbfs games working would be appreciated. Perhaps I need a different USB loader, or concerns.wbfs format gamws to another format?
My gamws are named like this: Mario Party 8 [RM8E01].wbfs. The.wbfs files need to be in correct folders, with correct filenames. Icom Radio Serial Numbers here. You can't just place all files in the same folder with random names. /wbfs/sub-Folder/wbfs file(s) here /wbfs/Game's Title [GameID6]/GameID6.wbfs example: /wbfs/New super Mario Wii [SMNP01]/SMNP01.wbfs /wbfs/Mario Party 8 [RM8E01]/RM8E01.wbfs Now you will thing 'how the hell would I get the gameID?' There are tools to place and rename the files and folders correctly for you. Download WiiBackupManager (NEVER USE WBFS manager anymore! It's a bad program) 1 Go to 'settings>FAT32' tab select 'layout format: 'Title [ID]' select 'automatically rename folder name convention at mount' select 'use subfolders' 2 go to 'settings>Title' tab Download Wiitdb file enable 'use wiitdb names for folders' Exit the settings.
Now, mount your drive in the 'drive' tab and ALL your games in /wbfs/ folder will be moved and renamed correctly in 1 second. Try the drive again in the loader. To add games, use that program again. Hp All In One Driver Removal Tool on this page. Open the ISO and select 'transfer' to copy/rename/split the file into wbfs format.