My wife has beaten Super Mario Brothers twice now, and it advanced to the beatle level of difficulty. Then we turned it off, without trying to save, and when we come back it's still at that difficulty. Even when we hit reset software from the ''home'' menu is just goes to level one, with the beatles instead of the standard goombas. Any help in resetting would be appreciated.Resetting Super Mario Brothers for the V ...
Delete it and then re-download it from the Shop Channel. Since you've already paid for it, the information is saved to your Wii, allowing you to re-download anything you've bought as many times as you like. Just don't wipe the system memory.Resetting Super Mario Brothers for the V ...
Just deleate the memory for the game. Not the game itself, but the memory.
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Being that the op's question was already answered I'd like to say stealing games is illegal and detrimental to the gaming industry. Some people like to play games on their 50''hdtv with a classic remote as opposed to a 15'' screen with a keyboard. Moving your full-size desktop into your living room isn't always the most convenient method to play a $5 game. And it's loud and unsightly. Why buy fine wine when you drink your crap bootleg prune juice for less money? Your young so you can still change your ways.
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