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No. At least it hasn't after about 30 seconds. I doubt it would take any longer.

Well, step 10, and Brawl's been in the Wii for 12 minutes, there's been no window change. I'm guessing VGP just sent out a duff product.

No, it's the usual thing it says if you were to, say, put a DVD in. It just can't read it, no errors. Now I'm confused, does this update happen automatically after Brawl is inserted? Are you prompted? Do you have to try to run Brawl after the Wiiloader has been entered twice? EDIT: Going to try instruction above.

I'm not sure that was a real sentence, but if I understand correctly you want me to start up Brawl? When I try to do that it just says it can't read the disc. Presumably you CAN'T start Brawl until you've got the update, so I can't start Brawl to GET the update, that's a paradox.

The instructions on the first post read: Well, everything's fine up to 5, where we get to 'Allow it to update Wii'. I'm just curious as to how you know it's started/finished doing so. Should I be leaving my Wii on longer after inserting Brawl and wait until an 'Update complete' message appears?

Well, in your instructions for example, there's no mention of motions bars cutting the screen, so I am to assume your instructions: Freeloader In Freeloader Out imply that either these don't exist on your version, or you're meant to take the freeloader in and out before this happens.

1) That's LESS detailed. 2) Wrong.

Could somebody post more detailed instructions on how to get this to work? The current instructions are inadequate, i.e. don't work. It's a PAL Wii (Obviously) and an American copy of Brawl. We've tried the 'putting it in twice, then putting the game in' thing, but that doesn't work, since the next instruction tells us to install a non-existant update prompt. Uh, help, please?

GTA isn't a bad game, but it's not improving with each one like a game should... It's just losing it. GTA and GTA 2 were the best.

Let's not forget Resident Evil 4. They said that wouldn't go to another console, and look it's there now and better than the cube version. Maybe the Gamecube will get a better version later.

Definitely number 4.

X is in the worng place to jump. And if you use the analog you can't angle your jump, Y it is.

All the LF flashes are good.

Exactly the same here.

Don't forget Ghouls 'n' Ghosts.

I wasn't Mewtwo though.

So I have to read a 51,000 word long document which sums up the game rather than it being shown in the game itself.

Especially in converstaion. (Not in text, for those who do all their talking online)

Best retro console ever? The Sega Megadrive 2. Best console I've ever had, I play megadrive games at least once a month.

I loved this game, it was amazingly well detailed with just the little things. I just wish people would stop comparing it to Halo, Halo will just end up getting it's feeling hurt.

And it sucks, but anyway. GO NINTENDO REVOLUTION!

The ending made less sense than the game, seriously. (Green eyes, wtf? Kun Lan dressed as Iwazaru?) Best game ending ever? Second Sight. Hands down. If you haven't played it, you don't deserve to live anymore... unless you're planning to get it in which case, you may go.

Does it work? :3

Damn straight. People think Mewtwo is naff bcause he handles differently, but he's the best character if you can use him, his strafe, if well timed, makes him untouchable. Just strafe behind them, grab, whack, and throw. Simple, yet awesome looking and painful.

Damn right I am. The only challenge on this game is playing Ultra V-rated mode, and that's only if you DON'T carry on with all your stuff from a previous game. The magnificent five are all wusses, especially Bruce. With the exception of Hulk on Ultra V-rated and Leo on V-rated and above. The real challenge is Captain Blue (Not King Blue, wusses) on Ultra V-rated mode. He's a bitch, but beat him and you unlock him so it's worth it.