Topic: Help !!

so today my wii u wouldn't installa download game , said all slots where full. i had to delete a game to install new one. any one else have this problem? does anyone know of a fix so i dont have to delete my games?

i have a 2T hard drive half full it not the space , it's the square's where game icons go that is full.

Have you tried making folders?

yes all my games are in folders. there's seems to b 320 limit for the squares. really sucks I don't wanna delete any of my games.

Oh well, you could delete the ones you know you won't play anytime soon.

Just keep the save files.

o.O

Have you been buying ever single game on the Wii U eShop? =/

Yes most of them.

https://www.nintendolife.com/forums/wii-u/next_wiiu_system_upd... ...added to the list

O.O That's quite a collection you got there. If you've moved absolutely everything possible to the folders, I fear there's not much to do, save deleting some of the less frequently used games or apps. At least you can always redownload them later.

Given that you've bought 300+ games there's probably some you're not interested in going back to anytime soon, so you can delete them (wether or not you want to keep the save files is your choice) and then re-download from the eShop if you change your mind. As long as you're using the same Wii U the games are stored with your NNID.

Meh. He said the limit was 320GB, and I've used roughly 200GB. That's 20 full retail, 20 indie, 11 NES, 15 SNES, 1 GBA, and a few apps. Only someone who has bought digital would know this, pretty much.

I'm pretty sure Nintendo said the entirety of Wii U can handle 2TB at any given time, but I guess it is possible they were saying that while knowing the Wii U can only support 320GB with the current firmware.

Put the in folders doesn´t help. I have the same problem. I deleted the demos and some games that I haven´t interesed now. It is a shame but the Wii had the same problem.

The other option is to have a USB memory to keep some games and alternate your hard drive and your USB memory to keep them all.

I somehow doubt the original poster is still interested. Let's not revive dead threads.