Let's starts with the mechanics. Having to disassemble/pull apart the SD to insert into a USB is nonsense. First, we should be able to edit codes directly through the gaming device. The earlier products by Action Replay were all able to do this on the older machines. I still use them to write codes into my old PS1 and PS2. Having to remove the SD from the Wii and insert into a PC is a completely BS move by the programmers. Second, almost every computer had a reader for SD and every one that I know had a card-reader. So, having to pull apart the SD to insert into the computer may sound "cool" it is a totally crass design concept. The part that must be separated from the main body of the SD card is flimsy at best and after one time of pulling it apart and reassembling it, it no longer fits together snugly.Reason for the purchase: Since the online servers were discontinued, there is no way for players to access any of the HR quests. We offered to host the online server for Capcom, at no charge to them but they do not return our messages. Reading the list of available codes on the Datel website arwiilcom is like pulling your own teeth using the doorknob method. You would have to go through 178 pages of lists with no applicable links to check for the codes in which you might be interested.Usability of the system: After scrolling through the list of games with the wand controller (does not work any other way) we click on our game and click on the button for showing the codes. Now, I am not sure what group of 3rd graders created this system, but it is obvious that they did not confer with each other throughout the process. Example: There are item codes for the first five inventory slots. Now figuring out the codes for each slot is relatively simple as they are written as a pair of hexi-decimal 8-digit codes and grouped together for whatever item is in each slot. The item codes are only four added or subtracted to the next one. Each slot works the same. So, a Mega Potion in inventory slot one would have the following code: Mega PotionD3000000 10000000 100E0610 0000000e D2000000 00000000whereas the same item in slot two would be: Mega PotionD3000000 10000000 100E0614 0000000e D2000000 00000000Now, these are actual workable codes and can be modified. For example, if I wanted to create the exact same scenario for inventory slot number 6 (which is not in the code list) the code would be: Mega PotionD3000000 10000000 100E0624 0000000e D2000000 00000000 This is also a workable code.So, why would the developers not be able to use this knowledge when writing the original program? Case in point, when scrolling through the item list, each slot has every item in a different order with no apparent pattern to any of them. So, you end up scrolling through the list with the wand searching through thousands of items and can easily overlook the one you may want because of the mind-numbing redundancy of the set-up. If they would have just done a copy-paste of a sensible order and then just changed the one (never more than two) digits, they could have a much better product.Everyone will have their own concept of a sensible order. One of mine would be, monster parts( for making armor and weapons), coins, jewels, gems, health items. . . Regardless of your concept, your would probably want every list in the program to match so that the ones you want would be easy to find.There are codes online that supposedly work for enabling us to play online quests while offline (that was our goal).However, the cheats, themselves, do not give the user anything you would not normally get through normal game play.Since there are no refunds for this product, it is BUYER BEWARE.