To do this, press the 2 button on the Wii remote, select 'Save', then scroll down to the save slot you want to use and press A. Instead be sure to save manually in a new slot at least once or twice each level. I highly recommend that you do not rely exclusively on the autosave while playing through the game.

NOTE: The current autosave checkpoint is also stored in the Wii System Memory but is not included when you transfer your data file to a memory card. The instructions below explain how to find and transfer such files between a computer and Wii console using a memory card. The information for all four Underworld save slots are stored in the Wii System Memory in a single data file. The Wii System Memory allows you to save in four separate slots. When you reload an earlier save, the Wii interprets the savegame file and restores Lara and her world to the way they were at the most recent checkpoint. These save files are coded so that the console can 'read' them. I recommend taking the same precautions you would with any file you download from the Internet, including scanning the file with an anti-virus program, backing up your existing files before installing new ones, and following the instructions below, especially if you are unfamiliar with this process.Įvery time you pass a checkpoint or save your game in the Pause menu while playing Tomb Raider: Underworld, a file is created in the Wii System Memory containing all the information about your game so far-Lara's inventory, enemies killed, puzzles solved, treasures found, etc. is not responsible for anything that happens to your console as a result of downloading files or following advice given on this site or any linked site. For the Windows PC version, please see here. This page pertains only to the Nintendo Wii version of Tomb Raider: Underworld. Downloading & Installing Tomb Raider: Underworld Wii Save Files

Wii save files to sd card