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Originally Posted by Ravenous
No not confused, I just didnt specify that I knew it was Links Crossbow Training that was the freebie I just call all those games "Zelda"
I dont want to have to own 2 copies of that Link game so I can have 2 zappers! Thats my concern. |
$5 for it right now. :)
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The GHIII bundle is sold out at best buy (online)
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That may be a good option, though Im sure most gamers want the game with zapper. We should keep our fingers crossed for a cheap 3rd party!
On another note, is there a way to permanatley sync a 2nd player controller to the wii? Im tired of having to go to the add more area and press the 1+2 buttons. Any ways around this? |
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I have three that are synced. I haven't touched the sync button since Feb. when I got my last controller. |
Same here. I had to sync once, maybe, after replacing batteries.
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Hypothetical question,
If my Wii busted for no reason and I had a ton of Virtual Console games... Would Nintendo allow me to redownload all the games onto my new Wii? thanks. |
I think it has been said that they pre-install what you had on there when they ship you a new one back.
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Originally Posted by Ravenous
On another note, is there a way to permanatley sync a 2nd player controller to the wii? Im tired of having to go to the add more area and press the 1+2 buttons. Any ways around this?
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Has anyone gotten or modded a wireless sensor bar? Similar to this or this?
Eventually, I'll be gaming in my basement with a projector and all of the components behind me, so I need to extend the wire at least. Wireless seems like a better option. Plus I'm intrigued by the "increasing the distance" claim. Currently, my couch is a good 15 feet or so from the TV and the Wiimote freaks out when I sit back. I pretty much have to sit on my coffee table to get it to work. Anyway, wondered if anyone had any experience with something like this. |
http://www.gamasutra.com/php-bin/new...hp?story=16027
October 29, 2007 Nintendo Announces Gift-Giving Promotion For Virtual Console Nintendo president Satoru Iwata has revealed details of a new gift-giving feature for the Wii that will allow users to send Virtual Console games to each other online as presents. In the same address, Iwata also confirmed plans to launch the Wii console in China next year. The gift-giving feature was described as a new function of the existing Shopping Channel, with users able to purchase a game as a gift, which when accepted by the recipient automatically launches the Shopping Channel to download it. There was no indication that the service would only be for the Christmas period, which will presumably allow future Wii Ware titles to also be sent as gifts once they begin to become available early next year. "We think this will be a breakthrough in encouraging customers to spread news of fun games word of mouth," Iwata said. "We also hope to spur more users to connect their Wiis to the Internet.” In the same Associated Press report, Iwata also ruled out any possibility of an imminent price cut for the Wii, the possibility of which had already been denied by Nintendo of America senior vice president of marketing George Harrison. Iwata also spoke briefly of plans to launch the Wii in China next year, indicating that a launch any earlier would be impossible due to stock issues and the need to create games better suited to local tastes. "We barely have enough Wiis to meet global demand this year. But next year, we can bring the Wii to China," said Iwata. POSTED: 06.56AM PST, 10/29/07 - David Jenkins |
That was posted on the last page. I think it's a pretty nifty function.
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Originally Posted by Ravenous
That may be a good option, though Im sure most gamers want the game with zapper. We should keep our fingers crossed for a cheap 3rd party!
On another note, is there a way to permanatley sync a 2nd player controller to the wii? Im tired of having to go to the add more area and press the 1+2 buttons. Any ways around this? |
Locking for length.
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