More details on the PAL Wii update
While we’ve already given you folks a heads up about the PAL update for the Wii, at the time there wasn’t much detail on what it actually does. Here’s a followup that might help. IGN reports that the low-key update should offer parental controls and fix a few minor concerns.
Among the issues addressed was the exploit allowing PAL users to change regions and access Turbo Grafx games only released in Europe. Moreover, due to the fixes, IGN emphasizes that it might not be wise for anyone to tinker around with the regional settings of their Wii’s on pain of losing all, we repeat, all of their Wii Points.
More updates should be made available in the next few months as Nintendo plans to address problems that crop up over time. Sadly, those waiting for proper PAL 60hz Virtual Console titles will have to wait some more.
While we’ve already given you folks a heads up about the PAL update for the Wii, at the time there wasn’t much detail on what it actually does. Here’s a followup that might help. IGN reports that the low-key update should offer parental controls and fix a few minor concerns.
Among the issues addressed was the exploit allowing PAL users to change regions and access Turbo Grafx games only released in Europe. Moreover, due to the fixes, IGN emphasizes that it might not be wise for anyone to tinker around with the regional settings of their Wii’s on pain of losing all, we repeat, all of their Wii Points.
More updates should be made available in the next few months as Nintendo plans to address problems that crop up over time. Sadly, those waiting for proper PAL 60hz Virtual Console titles will have to wait some more.
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