Cybersecurity

Bernoulli Disk Goes "Wii!" When Plugged Into WiiU

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A 1980s Bernoulli disk drive has been successfully used to load games onto a WiiU console. This demonstrates the WiiU's compatibility with USB mass storage devices via an SCSI-to-USB adapter, showcasing retro hardware integration capabilities. Such a setup offers a nostalgic experience, though storage limitations and WiiU formatting reduce usable space on the old disks.

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