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Wii Menu Update 3.2 Now Available

by Jon Lindemann - February 25, 2008, 10:13 pm EST
Total comments: 20 Source: Nintendo

Move along, nothing to see here.

If your Wii is glowing tonight, it's because Nintendo has released Wii Menu version 3.2.

Compared to the last Wii Menu revision (which updated the Check Mii Out Channel), this update apparently doesn't do much at all beyond upgrading your Wii to version 3.2U. According to Nintendo's website, it only makes back-end tweaks to "improve system performance". The Wii console's update message claims that the Disc Channel will now be able to display a scrolling message notifying you of a required update if a game needs to install one.

Hopefully this minor update is a sign of bigger things to come!

Talkback

This would have been nice to have a few months ago, I almost returned my copy of Super Mario Galaxy when I put it in and the game logo didn't show up on the Disc Channel because I thought it was defective but it turned out it only needed to update my Wii.

sycomonkeyFebruary 26, 2008

I wonder if it has anything to do with recent developments...

My article was so much better :(

Just kidding.  But yes, there has been some early speculation that it is related to the Twilight Princess exploit.

that Baby guyFebruary 26, 2008

I've heard that that's been checked out and the exploit still works.  I just can't remember where I've heard it at.

familycircusFebruary 26, 2008

Probably has to do with Smash Bros. coming out.

NinGurl69 *hugglesFebruary 26, 2008

Does this fix the Friend Code problem?

DAaaMan64February 26, 2008

Quote from: Professional

Does this fix the Friend Code problem?

Yup, now you just enter your SSN

NinGurl69 *hugglesFebruary 26, 2008

=O

I don't really see how a firmware update could fix a buffer overflow problem in a specific game, but perhaps I'm not thinking creatively enough. I mean, the bug is in the game assuming the horse's name, read from the save file, is valid (as in, less than X characters) instead of checking the validity of a save file. ...Wii games aren't designed with patches in mind.

pSYCO-gAMER321February 26, 2008

I'm thinking that Nintendo is going to stop the homebrew. Knowing Nintendo, they are going to do that somehow.

NeoThunderFebruary 26, 2008

What about GameCube info popping up in the Disk channel.  I mean come on, it's such an easy fix to have the Wii do it if the GameCube could do it.

So when does the external hard drive support come in, version 15.0 update?

NephilimFebruary 26, 2008

Noticed my japanese wii now shows japanese famous? people on the mii contest channel icon now randomly.

MorariFebruary 26, 2008

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DAaaMan64February 26, 2008

Or maybe logging gamecube play time.  Even if it doesn't say the title of the game(which the system does know)

StogiFebruary 26, 2008

Quote from: Morari

Quote from: NeoThunder

What about GameCube info popping up in the Disk channel.  I mean come on, it's such an easy fix to have the Wii do it if the GameCube could do it.

Or how about GameCube games automatically loading when put into a console that's turned off? It's kind of a hassle to get the Wii remote out JUST to start up a GameCube game.

QFT. I have a wireless sensor bar so it's an even BIGGER hassle for me.

Quote from: KashogiStogi

Quote from: Morari

Quote from: NeoThunder

What about GameCube info popping up in the Disk channel.  I mean come on, it's such an easy fix to have the Wii do it if the GameCube could do it.

Or how about GameCube games automatically loading when put into a console that's turned off? It's kind of a hassle to get the Wii remote out JUST to start up a GameCube game.

QFT. I have a wireless sensor bar so it's an even BIGGER hassle for me.

Do you have a Classic Controller? If so, you should plug it into the remote and use the analog stick to move the cursor in those circumstances so you don't need the sensor bar.

Smoke39February 26, 2008

You can use the classic controller's stick to move the Wii menu cursor?  Why can't you use a 'Cube controller like that? D:

NinGurl69 *hugglesFebruary 26, 2008

Cuz Nintendo is an "AND" company.

AND Nintendo doesn't want you to use old failure technology.

MorariFebruary 27, 2008

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ThePermFebruary 27, 2008

hopefully game patching means Megaman in Smash Bros.

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