The Virtual Console (abbreviated VC) is a platform to play retro games on your Nintendo Wii. For more information about the VC visit the VC page of Wikipedia.

• 3Virtual Console Game ID List

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Internal game names

The folders in which the Virtual Console files (content.bin) are saved have systematic, four-character names. The first character tells us what system the ROM belongs to.

C : Commodore 64
E : Neo-Geo
F : NES
H : Wii channels (Only for saved channels, not VC)
J : SNES
L : Master System
M : Genesis/Mega Drive
N : N64
P : TurboGrafx-16/PC Engine
Q : TurboGrafx-CD
R : Wii DVD (Only for savegames, not VC)
W : WiiWare

The second and third char is the game identifier. For non-Wii games, it is incremented from AA to AZ, then A0 to A9, BA to BZ and so on; for Wii games, it is often an abbreviation of the game name (e.g. 'SP' for Wii Sports, 'ZD' for Zelda).

The last character is the region code.

E : USA
J : Japan
P : Europe (and other PAL regions such as Australia)
D : Germany (only if separate version)
F : France (only if separate version)
I : Italian (only if separate version)
S : Spanish (only if separate version)
A : All (?, only seen on channels)
L : Limited (region free games)
M: Import games (confirmed for Japaness imports in Europe)
N: Import games (confirmed in Japeness imports in US)

Let's take F-Zero as an example. The folder for F-Zero (USA) is named JACE. The 'J' tells us it's a SNES game, followed by 'AC' which tells us this is probably the third game released for the SNES and the 'E' tells us it's a USA release.

The content.bin file

When saved to a SD card, the VC game is saved in a file named 'private/wii/title/XXXX/content.bin', where XXXX is the four-character name of the game, as described above.

See the content.bin file format page for details of this format, which is shared with Wii channels.

Virtual Console Game ID List

The fourth letter not listed. As you can read above, the regioncode character use to be E=USA J=Japan P=Europe, however some games use a more specific character. D=Germany F=France A=All (?, only seen on channels) L=Limited (region free games) N=Import (confirmed for US Imports)

Commodore 64

Neo Geo

Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)

Super Nintendo (SNES)

Master System

Mega Drive / Genesis

Nintendo 64

TurboGrafx-16 / PC Engine

Donkey Kong 64 Wad File Wii Play

TurboGrafx-CD

Donkey Kong 64 Wii

WiiWare

Donkey Kong 64 Wad File Wii Player