Not any old disc, mind you.
Just like the Switch, Nintendo’s Wii U only shipped with 32GB of internal storage – or even less than that if you picked up the 8GB white model. If you’re the type to buy games digitally, or if you had a pretty beefy collection of Wii U eShop games, you probably had to make use of some form of external storage to keep all of your games accessible.
You’d be forgiven for thinking that your typical external hard drive was essentially your only option here, but it turns out that there’s actually a way to burn your digital games to a disc. Not only that, but you can also play games directly from the disc, too, meaning you can essentially create individual physical versions of your Wii U eShop favourites.
Read the full article on nintendolife.com
