Recent content by Arsonide

Maybe this has something to do with it? I am using the Wifi adapter...but I unplugged that and the problem persisted while it was off. Yay. I think that's my problem right there. The Wii made some weird noises yesterday when I turned it on, like a grinding sound. (It was as loud as a PS3 when...

Hrm, if I'm getting two dots in sensitivity training, then it's not IR interference then? The movement of the dots is Bluetooth interference. That would make sense, but even then - what do I do about it? I don't have a hardline phone, I use a cell phone. Tivo needs the internet, and I'd rather...

I only see two. They bounce around a lot though.

Nope, not using an IR blaster - we don't have a cable box. Cable just comes in through the coaxial coming out of the wall.

I installed a Tivo today - never had one before. Anyway, I bought a router to go with the Tivo since we don't have a home phone, and the only way to connect it was with wireless connections. Anyway long story short, I go into my Wii to establish a connection with the new router, and discover a...

Why don't we? I never played Mario Bros, I played Super Mario Bros...and thus that's the one I wanted on VC...

You don't have to start the game over - I had the same apparent problem, but trust me, you're fine. That is supposed to happen. Think about the clues you have and go with them. Vague Solution: Absolute Solution:

Fourth dungeon spoiler/exclamation as follows.

Ok replayability - the term is pretty self explanatory. Basically it means how long can the game last. Generally the longer the replayability, the more abstract the gameplay. There are some exceptions to this, like Grand Theft Auto, and Zelda. Zelda is not too terribly replayable, but it has a...

(spoiler is over just after the third dungeon)

Yeah I haven't used a walkthrough and I'm to the third dungeon. It's much more satisfying.

And let's not forget how reliable NES cartridges are, especially used ones bought on eBay.

They can be on a clonky old controller - turn your wiimote sideways, with the D pad on the left. It will closely resemble the NES controller, and indeed, this setup WORKS with NES games.

I just email the pictures to my wii, they make good puzzles.

Seriously, I'm confused. People are using projectors on this thing, and it works perfectly. I can sit 20 feet away, and aim iron sights perfectly at the TV and it matches up. I can do the same thing in my kitchen (closer to the TV). The Wii knows when I'm NOT aiming at the TV, but I never told...