Just Dance 2014 brought a fresh set of exciting tracks to living rooms worldwide, and for many fans, downloadable content (DLC) expanded the song list even further. However, accessing these extra songs can sometimes be confusing, especially when considering different platforms like the Wii console and the Dolphin emulator. This guide clarifies how to ensure you can access and enjoy all the Just Dance 2014 DLC songs you’re entitled to.
For those playing directly on a Wii console, it’s crucial to understand how Just Dance 2014 and later titles handle DLC. Unlike earlier games, Just Dance 2014 requires DLC songs to be stored in the Wii’s internal memory. Attempting to play DLC directly from an SD card will not work. This means you’ll need to manage your Wii’s internal storage to accommodate the additional songs you wish to download and play.
The situation becomes a bit more technical when using the Dolphin emulator to play Just Dance 2014. To access DLC songs within Dolphin, a specific process involving a NAND dump of your Wii console is generally required. This process involves creating a full NAND dump of your Wii’s internal memory, which includes any DLC you have installed. Tools like BootMii can assist in creating this dump. Furthermore, you’ll need your Wii’s unique keys.bin file. By placing these files (NAND.bin and keys.bin) in the correct Dolphin directory (typically syswii) and configuring Dolphin to recognize your NAND dump, you should, in theory, be able to access your DLC songs within the emulator. However, the success of this method can vary, and proper setup is essential.
In summary, whether you’re on a Wii or using Dolphin, accessing Just Dance 2014 DLC songs requires understanding the storage limitations on Wii and the more complex setup for Dolphin emulation. Ensuring your DLC is correctly placed in internal memory for Wii, or properly configuring Dolphin with a valid NAND dump, are key steps to unlocking the full list of songs available for Just Dance 2014.
