To download and play Wii WBFS games from Google Drive, you'll need a few things:

Finding complete Wii WBFS collections on Google Drive can be difficult as these links are frequently removed due to copyright strikes . However, you can still find reliable resources through dedicated community hubs. Recommended Collection Sources

The Ultimate Nintendo Wii Time Capsule: Building a Portable WBFS Collection on Google Drive

Standard Wii ISO files are exactly 4.37 GB, regardless of how much data the game actually uses. .wbfs files strip out the filler data (garbage data used to fill the retail disc), shrinking games like Animal Crossing: City Folk down to under 1 GB.

To make your collection "portable" and playable on an actual Wii or Wii U:

Once your portable drive is loaded with games, you have two primary ways to play them. Option A: On a Real Nintendo Wii Console

It automatically converts raw ISO files into compressed WBFS files.

Before diving into collections, it's crucial to understand what a WBFS file actually is. The journey from a physical disc to a digital file isn't always straightforward, and WBFS (Wii Backup File System) emerged as a specialized solution.

Ensure the loader "Game Partition" is set to your USB drive.

Instead of keeping your USB Loader on an SD card, you can install directly onto your portable USB drive. Create a folder called apps at the root of your FAT32 drive and place the USB Loader GX folder (containing boot.dol ) inside apps/usbloader_gx/ . Then, use the Homebrew Channel on your Wii to launch the loader directly from the USB drive.

: Use this PC software to automatically transfer and rename games into the correct folder structure for your portable drive .

Must contain the game name and the 6-character Game ID in brackets.

Check the boxes next to the games and click > Drive 1 .