Underneath, the holes are present for the controller ports, but the ports themselves are empty. The serial numbers on the "classic" Wii tend to start with L, and the Family Edition serial numbers appear to start with K. However, since serial numbers are at the discretion of the manufacturer, I'd hesitate to act on that information alone.
The Family Edition Wii doesn't ship with the vertical stand, although since the case design is identical to the previous design it can be used horizontally or vertically. The Family Editon's Wii logo is parallel to the disc drive slot, making it correctly oriented when the unit is horizontal whereas it was perpendicular to the drive slot on the original Wii. Improve this answer. So from the sound of it, the most reliable way is to simply check if the ports for the gamecube controllers are actual controller-ports, and not just empty holes?
If I recall correctly the family edition's Wii logo on the front is aligned to the horizontal Wii Vs. It may be that model numbers vary by region. I would suggest looking for the ports is probablly the best option. Each mention of the new design also includes a statement similar to this one It also seems consistent that the new consoles all include a Wii logo that is upright in the horizontal position as seen here: as compared to: You might gain some confidence by checking for serial numbers mentioned in this article.
SevenSidedDie 33k 15 15 gold badges silver badges bronze badges. EBongo EBongo Django Reinhardt Django Reinhardt 3, 12 12 gold badges 41 41 silver badges 61 61 bronze badges. Actually, it's true in the U. Community Bot 1. And how, exactly, would you go about doing that? Which is silly, but I suppose is technically true in the barest sense of "true.
SevenSidedDie That's what I gathered as well. As it is, yeah, I suppose it's a valid solution, but actual usefulness of going, "Just replace parts, no biggie. We don't even get any directions on how to do so, so that makes it even more useless. This answer needs more… answer… to be useful. Ah, wait. I see now that's exactly what your first comment meant.
SevenSidedDie That was what I was going after, yes. No worries, though! Understanding is important, and we're on the same page. Welcome to Arqade! This answer brings nothing that have not already been said. Please avoid duplicating content and only provide answers that add something new. This seems completely pointless.
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Share on:. Open the cover on top of the Wii. It's above the power button on the console. GameCube-compatible Wii consoles are designed to sit vertically, with the word "Wii" perpendicular to the disc slot. Connect the end of the controller to the compatible port on top of the Wii console. The Wii can accommodate up to four GameCube controllers. Open the cover on the top of the Wii.
It will be next to the GameCube controller slot. If you'd like to be able to save your progress in GameCube games, insert up to two memory cards into the slots to the left of the GameCube controller slots. You'll have to buy the memory cards separately, and a GameCube memory card is not the same as an SD card.
Also, you'll need to open a separate cover to access the memory card slots, the separate cover is right next to the GameCube controller cover. This step is optional. You can play the game without a memory card, but your progress will be lost when you eject the disc. Insert a GameCube disc into the slot. The labeled side should face to the right, away from the side of the console with the buttons and memory slots.
Despite their smaller size, GameCube game discs can be inserted in the same way as their larger Wii counterparts. Press the "Home" button. Using a Wii controller, press "Home," which is a small, round button with a house icon. Now you can play the game as you would on a GameCube console, with the same controllers and same "save" options.
The Wii menu is inaccessible from GameCube mode. To return to Wii, press the "Eject" button on the bottom-left side of the console, and then press "Reset," which is located between the "Power" button and the memory slots. Not Helpful 5 Helpful Because it stores all of the memory in your games. If you lose it all your memory will be lost. Not Helpful 9 Helpful You have to go through system settings in order to erase GameCube memory card data, but it can be done. Not Helpful 3 Helpful If playing a GameCube game on the Wii, do I use any memory card or do I have to use the one that came with the game?
Yes, you can use a Gamecube memory card to save your game on Wii. Not Helpful 6 Helpful If you install that, then you can install a Gamecube emulator called Nintendont and play Gamecube backups that way. Not Helpful 24 Helpful It's likely that your Wii model does not support the GameCube, or you are inserting the disc wrong. Not Helpful 10 Helpful
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