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| − | NTSC | + | '''NTSC-U''' refers to the American release of [[Mario Kart Wii]] on April 27, 2008. It contains several notable differences to other versions including language support, bike and kart names, and also a partially different [[Filesystem|file system]]. The title ID is RMCE01. |
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| + | To elaborate on the title ID: | ||
| + | * '''R''' - used for ''Wii'' games. Does not include ''WiiWare'' or ''Virtual Console'' titles. | ||
| + | * '''MC''' means ''Mario Cart'', even though the series has been known with a "K". | ||
| + | * '''E''' is the region code for the US. | ||
| + | * The numbers '''01''' are used for the first-party games, meaning the games Nintendo published. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:07, 22 January 2022
NTSC-U refers to the American release of Mario Kart Wii on April 27, 2008. It contains several notable differences to other versions including language support, bike and kart names, and also a partially different file system. The title ID is RMCE01.
To elaborate on the title ID:
- R - used for Wii games. Does not include WiiWare or Virtual Console titles.
- MC means Mario Cart, even though the series has been known with a "K".
- E is the region code for the US.
- The numbers 01 are used for the first-party games, meaning the games Nintendo published.