Nintendo Wii clubhouse

eidairaman1 · Jan 28, 2009

lmao, you read the manual on how to do so, because its all in Wii Settings what you gotta do is enable the mode and then press the buttons for who will be remote 1 etc but there is a button in the battery cover that is there for a reason aswell, i dont have a problem syncing my control with my bros wii when im travelling.

Skrabrug · Jan 29, 2009

eidairaman1 said:
lmao, you read the manual on how to do so, because its all in Wii Settings what you gotta do is enable the mode and then press the buttons for who will be remote 1 etc but there is a button in the battery cover that is there for a reason aswell, i dont have a problem syncing my control with my bros wii when im travelling.

I'm not an idiot

the game store i bought it from even couldn't get any of the other wii remotes to work with it, turns out it was the sensor bar which also explains why the wii remote i did get working on it was so unresponsive 90% of the time.

eidairaman1 · Jan 29, 2009

Skrabrug said:
I'm not an idiot

the game store i bought it from even couldn't get any of the other wii remotes to work with it, turns out it was the sensor bar which also explains why the wii remote i did get working on it was so unresponsive 90% of the time.

wow so touchy, btw i never said you were, you tried saying i did call you one but i never did. Btw expect a certain % of products to be faulty, thats the way of the beast, because I got my bro the Wii in 2006, then he turned around and got me one in 2007 (wasnt even thinking of it), both work perfect- even with import games. Did you know the controls work without the Sensorbar, just have to be in close proximity of the console itself.

FordGT90Concept · Jan 29, 2009

The sensor bar is for infrared only. Infrared is merely the mouse-like pointing device functionality of the Wii Remote (like to navigate around the menus). All communication aside from the pointing device is done through a Bluetooth connection (including syncing).

You can tell if the sensor bar is bad by configuring the sensor bar in the configuration menu. If you don't see two steady dots white pointing the remote at the screen, there is a problem with it. The sensor bar is just a reference for the Wii Remotes to figure out where they are relative to the TV (specifically, the sensor bar itself).

I did have one Wii Remote experience difficulty powering on the first time. It fixed itself after a few seconds though (too cold, perhaps).

Random Murderer · Jan 29, 2009

Skrabrug said:
I'm not an idiot

the game store i bought it from even couldn't get any of the other wii remotes to work with it, turns out it was the sensor bar which also explains why the wii remote i did get working on it was so unresponsive 90% of the time.

FordGT90Concept said:
The sensor bar is for infrared only. Infrared is merely the mouse-like pointing device functionality of the Wii Remote (like to navigate around the menus). All communication aside from the pointing device is done through a Bluetooth connection (including syncing).

You can tell if the sensor bar is bad by configuring the sensor bar in the configuration menu. If you don't see two steady dots while pointing the remote at the screen, there is a problem with it. The sensor bar is just a reference for the Wii Remotes to figure out where they are relative to the TV (specifically, the sensor bar itself).

I did have one Wii Remote experience difficulty powering on the first time. It fixed itself after a few seconds though (too cold, perhaps).

i think skrabrug is just a sony fanboy...

FordGT90Concept · Jan 29, 2009

Oh noes! I ate the bait and have a hook in my mouth.

Anyone got a pliers and some novacaine? :confused:

Skrabrug · Jan 30, 2009

Random Murderer said:
i think skrabrug is just a sony fanboy...

so much of a sony fanboy I've never owned a PS2 or PS3 and i play my NDSL more than my PSP...

Random Murderer · Jan 30, 2009

Skrabrug said:
so much of a sony fanboy I've never owned a PS2 or PS3 and i play my NDSL more than my PSP...

it was a joke.
take it easy, man. there was no intention to offend you. :toast:

Skrabrug · Jan 30, 2009

Random Murderer said:
it was a joke.
take it easy, man. there was no intention to offend you.

Sorry I'm just highly strung from work this past week xD

FordGT90Concept · Feb 9, 2009

I got my two Shock Wave remotes, a 1019 memory card, and Wind Waker and all is great.

The Shock Wave dual-shock motors is a whole lot stronger of a shake compared to the Wii Remote vibration. Each remote requires 3 x AAA batteries. The remotes don't connect via Bluetooth like I expected, instead, every remote comes with a little device you plug into the Gamecube port on the Wii and that device is hardwired to connect to the controller it came with. They are excellent overall.

By the way, does anyone know what that square shaped recess is on the side of the Wind Waker case? It looks like something is supposed to stick in there but I haven't a clue what. :confused:

boredgunner · Feb 21, 2009

My Wii is hooked up to my 37" LCD HDTV through component cables running at 480P. I have 4 Wii-motes, 4 nunchucks, 4 classic controllers, and a wheel for Mario Kart. I also have some SD Card and I don't remember it's size. As for games I have the following:

Wii Sports
Wii Play
Mario Kart Wii
Mario Party 8
Red Steel
Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles
Super Mario Galaxy
Super Smash Bros Brawl
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess

I mainly play Smash Bros Brawl, my main characters are King Dedede, Luigi (Pink), Wario, and of course Snake. No overpowered Meta Knight here, I hate playing as him :banghead:

By the way Red Steel is very underrated.

A Cheese Danish · Feb 22, 2009

So I got a wii fit a while ago but kinda forgot about this thread :eek:

so I'm letting y'all know now

3870x2 · Feb 26, 2009

Dont forget if you have LoZ:TP, you need to hack your Wii to get dvd playback, and other sorts of homebrew functionality, free and good stuff.
You can add me:
Wii's overpriced component doing 480p@1080p 42" RCA LCD.
House of the dead: Overkill (very great game, superior arcade experience, a++)
SMB: Galaxies: best SMB action since 64
Wii Play

GC:
Metroid prime, wavebird Wireless(only the best, period.)

You know, what we should do is post gamertags so that we can play SSB:Brawl and Mario Kart vs people we know.

Darknova · Feb 26, 2009

Well I had a rather nice package arrive today.

I got:

Nerf N-Strike (with blaster)
House of the Dead Overkill
House of the Dead Overkill Hand Cannon (best wiimote "gun" I've ever used)

HoTD:O is amazing, so damn cheesy, littered with bad language and gore, but really rather fun.
Nerf is also quite nice, especially the mini-games.

3870x2 · Feb 26, 2009

yeah, the game itself is hilarious, very heavy with the 70's gruesome horror flick, done impeccably.
how much did the cannon cost you?

Darknova · Feb 26, 2009

3870x2 said:
yeah, the game itself is hilarious, very heavy with the 70's gruesome horror flick, done impeccably.
how much did the cannon cost you?

It was on offer, I got it for £5 when I bought the game. I think it's £9.99 normally. Very very good though. Best quality "gun" I've got.

Mussels · Feb 27, 2009

house of the dead sounds good. i might have to look into it.

FordGT90Concept · Apr 1, 2009

System Menu 4.0 is available. It extends support for SDHD cards and also adds features to SD cards in general including allowing you to run games directly from it.
http://www.nintendo.com/consumer/systems/wii/en_na/enhancedStorage.jsp

Homebrew and other 3rd party software mods aren't working yet so don't get it if you use them.

eidairaman1 · Apr 1, 2009

my brother updated his and he uses Homebrew Channel with Gecko OS and there are no problems playing Imports.

Random Murderer · Apr 1, 2009

eidairaman1 said:
my brother updated his and he uses Homebrew Channel with Gecko OS and there are no problems playing Imports.

that's because he's using a gecko and imports, not homebrew and/or 3rd-party software.

FordGT90Concept · Apr 1, 2009

Woooo, it kicks ass!

I now put all my downloaded games on the SD card and took them off the Wii. Yeah, it takes a while for the Wii to copy it over before you start playing but, the SD card acts like a hard drive so you have a lot more room to store all them downloaded games (20 pages worth on my 2 GiB card). 4.0 is definitely worth getting if you have a SD card dedicated to the Wii.

It adds a SD Menu which is accessed via a SD icon next to the circular Wii settings icon down in the lower left corner of the Wii menu.

Brilliant I say, brilliant.

Wile E · Apr 17, 2009

Hmmm, forgot to join this clubhouse here. I've owned one since christmas. Mostly my kids play it, but I love the downloadable games from the old school consoles.

I also just ordered this. BRING ON THE HOMEBREW!!! lol.

So far, the only disc based games I have are Rock Band and Wii Sports. I have downloaded a bunch of games from the old consoles tho. Been rockin out on some Ocarina of Time lately.

I have 2 Wiimote w/nunchucks, and 1 classic controller.

Also have the Nyko wireless sensor bar.

Random Murderer · Apr 17, 2009

Wile E said:
Hmmm, forgot to join this clubhouse here. I've owned one since christmas. Mostly my kids play it, but I love the downloadable games from the old school consoles.

I also just ordered this. BRING ON THE HOMEBREW!!! lol.

So far, the only disc based games I have are Rock Band and Wii Sports. I have downloaded a bunch of games from the old consoles tho. Been rockin out on some Ocarina of Time lately.

I have 2 Wiimote w/nunchucks, and 1 classic controller.

Also have the Nyko wireless sensor bar.

you don't need a chip to play homebrew... my system is completely unmodded and i run homebrew all the time.

Wile E · Apr 18, 2009

Random Murderer said:
you don't need a chip to play homebrew... my system is completely unmodded and i run homebrew all the time.

I want to stick with the 4.0 update. Of course, I've only really only seen the Twighlight Princess hack, which doesn't work properly on the latest update. If there are others, I wasn't having luck using google to track them down.

The chip is more foolproof than the softmods, and still was cheap at less than $40 shipped. I'm all for the chip, it just suits my style more.

Random Murderer · Apr 19, 2009

Wile E said:
I want to stick with the 4.0 update. Of course, I've only really only seen the Twighlight Princess hack, which doesn't work properly on the latest update. If there are others, I wasn't having luck using google to track them down.

The chip is more foolproof than the softmods, and still was cheap at less than $40 shipped. I'm all for the chip, it just suits my style more.

fair enough. to each their own.

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