Virtual Console Region Switch

**ThirdMarioBro** · 12-14-2006, 04:48 PM

http://www.siliconera.com/index.php/...fferent-games/

Well, this is a BIG relief. With New Zealand, Australia, and half of Europe not getting any TurboGrafx games whatsoever, and America and Europe going to miss on a lot of Japanese releases, its good to know this is possible.

The only catch is that NTSC machines can only switch to another NTSC region, and PAL Wii's can only switch to a different PAL country. That sucks, but for all you Australian gamers who got jiped on Turbografx, you can still buy them from the United Kingdom Wii shop, then switch back. North American gamers can go to Japan because they use NTSC as well. Its still a tad limited globally, but it is a hell of a lot better than it was. Your points are good globally, you can shop in the other regions by switching your Wii's country, then spend, spend, spend, then switch the region back and have fun. I thought about trying this while the router was working, but was scared that my American games would stop working. Apprently not. Know what that means?

Have fun playing all those Japanese games we've been denied so long!

12-14-2006, 04:48 PM	#1
ThirdMarioBro Tea Time! Join Date: Feb 2003 Posts: 8,905	Virtual Console Region Switch http://www.siliconera.com/index.php/...fferent-games/ Well, this is a BIG relief. With New Zealand, Australia, and half of Europe not getting any TurboGrafx games whatsoever, and America and Europe going to miss on a lot of Japanese releases, its good to know this is possible. The only catch is that NTSC machines can only switch to another NTSC region, and PAL Wii's can only switch to a different PAL country. That sucks, but for all you Australian gamers who got jiped on Turbografx, you can still buy them from the United Kingdom Wii shop, then switch back. North American gamers can go to Japan because they use NTSC as well. Its still a tad limited globally, but it is a hell of a lot better than it was. Your points are good globally, you can shop in the other regions by switching your Wii's country, then spend, spend, spend, then switch the region back and have fun. I thought about trying this while the router was working, but was scared that my American games would stop working. Apprently not. Know what that means? Have fun playing all those Japanese games we've been denied so long! __________________