have you seen it glow? That will make you melt and you wouldnt think twice! Its the Wiis way of showing affection for you! <3 there is no cons with it only pros

I think that $50 for titles that are basically minigame collections is a bit much yea dont likethat - wario ware (or something like that) if your paying 50 dollers for something it should have a story and last a wail
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like halo 3 some say the story was to short and easy but theres still a bout a million pepole playing it ever day online mulitplayer

However, you do have some greats like Twilight Princess woot, Brawl woot (frist game im geting), Super Mario Galaxy idk ? whats one of you wii ppls opions , Okami never heard of it , Super Paper Mario loved the one on the game cube , etc.,

plus you have the Virtual Consoleiv been reading bout it and some of the games - orignal zelda for nes FTW (even though you could DL roms for free - yea .. their good , if you knoow how to get them , get them to work , and to get them to work correctely ).

It's a cute little system, I just don't use mine much because I can't afford games for it. The remote gimmick gets a little tiring but that's easily remedied by choosing games that utilize the remote being turned sideways like a classic Nintendo controller. Plus, some games that require you to use the nunchuk and remote make dubious usage of it and the movements like in Red Steel are imprecise and wonky.

I love Nintendo, so I do enjoy what I have available for me on the Wii. Go ahead and get one, there's really not anything horribly wrong with it. Plus you can get on the internet. :D

dont you have to pay a one time fee for intenet?

I think that $50 for titles that are basically minigame collections is a bit much yea dont likethat - wario ware (or something like that) if your paying 50 dollers for something it should have a story and last a wail
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like halo 3 some say the story was to short and easy but theres still a bout a million pepole playing it ever day online mulitplayer

However, you do have some greats like Twilight Princess woot, Brawl woot (frist game im geting), Super Mario Galaxy idk ? whats one of you wii ppls opions , Okami never heard of it , Super Paper Mario loved the one on the game cube , etc.,

plus you have the Virtual Consoleiv been reading bout it and some of the games - orignal zelda for nes FTW (even though you could DL roms for free - yea .. their good , if you knoow how to get them , get them to work , and to get them to work correctely ).

It's a cute little system, I just don't use mine much because I can't afford games for it. The remote gimmick gets a little tiring but that's easily remedied by choosing games that utilize the remote being turned sideways like a classic Nintendo controller. Plus, some games that require you to use the nunchuk and remote make dubious usage of it and the movements like in Red Steel are imprecise and wonky.

I love Nintendo, so I do enjoy what I have available for me on the Wii. Go ahead and get one, there's really not anything horribly wrong with it. Plus you can get on the internet. :D

dont you have to pay a one time fee for intenet?

thnx im going to mess with your post a littel to ask / answer my own question



ok so i have a ds and i like it


but i got a wireless modem / router

and my ds can find it but cant find my ip adress for it so i cant play wi fi

will i be able to get the wii to communte with it ? cus i would love to have it in my room (so i can play with my wii in privicey)

and other then with the wii pokemon game , how thoes the ds and wii communite ? like yea idk how to explain my questuion

I think that $50 for titles that are basically minigame collections is a bit much yea dont likethat - wario ware (or something like that) if your paying 50 dollers for something it should have a story and last a wail
-
like halo 3 some say the story was to short and easy but theres still a bout a million pepole playing it ever day online mulitplayer

However, you do have some greats like Twilight Princess woot, Brawl woot (frist game im geting), Super Mario Galaxy idk ? whats one of you wii ppls opions , Okami never heard of it , Super Paper Mario loved the one on the game cube , etc.,

plus you have the Virtual Consoleiv been reading bout it and some of the games - orignal zelda for nes FTW (even though you could DL roms for free - yea .. their good , if you knoow how to get them , get them to work , and to get them to work correctely ).

It's a cute little system, I just don't use mine much because I can't afford games for it. The remote gimmick gets a little tiring but that's easily remedied by choosing games that utilize the remote being turned sideways like a classic Nintendo controller. Plus, some games that require you to use the nunchuk and remote make dubious usage of it and the movements like in Red Steel are imprecise and wonky.

I love Nintendo, so I do enjoy what I have available for me on the Wii. Go ahead and get one, there's really not anything horribly wrong with it. Plus you can get on the internet. :D

dont you have to pay a one time fee for intenet?

thnx im going to mess with your post a littel to ask / answer my own question



ok so i have a ds and i like it


but i got a wireless modem / router

and my ds can find it but cant find my ip adress for it so i cant play wi fi

will i be able to get the wii to communte with it ? cus i would love to have it in my room (so i can play with my wii in privicey)

and other then with the wii pokemon game , how thoes the ds and wii communite ? like yea idk how to explain my questuion

1. Yes, Halo 3 was an awesome game. Halo is one of my favorite series. But that isn't really what I meant, as many of the Wii titles are fun but have low replay value unless you REALLY like the game. Of course there are games you get intending to play multiplayer such as Brawl. That's one that would be worth the money. For instance if you were to buy Twilight Princess, you play through it once and you're pretty much finished. There is no online aspect, where in Halo you play online. See what I'm saying?

2. Roms are easy to obtain and get to work on your computer these days if you're looking in the right places. The Virtual Console is a pretty cool idea though, if you have the money to spend on getting more points.

3. I am still using the trial internet browser but yes, you do have to pay to download the full version.

4. I'm not exactly sure about how the DS and Wii communicate because I have no games to test the features out with. However, to get your Wii to connect you might have to find the encryption code your router is using (if you're using one) or you might have to invest in a USB adaptor. I'm not quite sure, but the Wii should definitely pick up a wireless access point if you have the settings configured correctly.