Wii question - transferring data

[LwnmwnMan2]

My parents are buying a Wii for my kids.

Every day we've been tearing down our Wii, packing everything up, and taking it over there so the kids can play while waiting for my wife and I to get home from work, then we tear it down again so they can bring it home and play at home, just to redo the process the next day.

Anyways, does anyone have any "practice" or transfer game data regularly between two different consoles?

[pureinsanity]

To copy Save Data to an SD Card

1 Insert a compatible SD Card into the SD Card slot on the front of the Wii console, just below the disc drive.

2 From the Wii menu, select the "Wii Settings" icon on the bottom left of the screen.

3 Select "Data Management," then "Save Data," and select the "Wii" tab to display all Save Data.

4 Select the file you wish to copy, and select "Copy."

5 Select "Yes" to "Copy to SD Card."

Please note that while most game save files can be copied, some titles -- particularly those that have online play -- may not allow for the copying of save files to an SD Card.

To copy Wii data from an SD Card

1.Insert the compatible SD Card with the Wii data on it into the SD Card slot on the front of the Wii console, just below the disc drive.

2 From the Wii menu, select the "Wii Settings" icon on the bottom left of the screen.

3 Select "Data Management," then "Save Data," and choose "Wii."

4 Select the "SD Card" tab to display all the compatible files on the SD Card.

5 Select the file you want to copy over and select "Copy."

6 Select "Yes" to copy the file over to the Wii's memory.

[LwnmwnMan2]

I guess I should have clarified.

I knew that, but trying to get an 8 and 5 year old to do it, that's going to be the issue.

[pureinsanity]

Hmm how about buy different games? So they have one game at your house and a completely different one at the grandparents. That way not transfer is needed and you don't have to worry about updating the data constantly

[LwnmwnMan2]

Either that, or I'll just never mention the fact that you could save the data, and they can just start over at their house, and then play at the level they're at, at home.

I can frustrate them then, because they can finally get passed a level that they work at for 2 days, and then have to go over there and do the same thing.