Aug 11 2008
10 Wii Tips and Tricks
Just like any other Wii fans, I have been searching for great and useful wii tips and tricks but to get the best out of the best is often difficult so to make things easier for other Wii fans, I compiled a list of tips and tricks that I find extremely useful and I will start with the first ten tips.
1. Press the home button on the main menu. Next click on the controller image. You can adjust the wii-mote volume and rumble functions.
2. Hold a and b down and you can move the windows on the main menu around.
3. In order to add someone to your friend’s list you BOTH have to enter each other’s Number ID and Console Nickname to be able to send messages and Mii’s.
4. Want your plain-looking Wii to have some style? Add a blue light around you CD drive anytime the console is on by doing the following:
Go to your email from the home menu, and add your personal computer email address to your address book. Wait ~1 hour for the email (mine took at least this long) Reply to the email from your computer. In a few minutes, you will have an email waiting for you on your Wii. Don’t read it! As long as it remains new, you have a pretty blue light!
5. In wii sports bowling, you can release on the back swing and throw the ball backwards. It scares all the miis behind you.
6. Email A Wii: You can email any Wii that you know the Friend code for. The Email address will be w(Wii Number here)@wii.com. For Example: w123456789012@wii.com
7. Get rid of Generic Teammates/Spectators: The Wii will automatically use the other Miis in your Plaza as teammates and spectators in certain Wii sports games. Create friends and family, and you can get rid of the generic Miis.
8. Register your Console on Nintendo.com and you will get a free 90 day extension to your warranty.
9. Do you know you can get free Nintendo Power by registering 3 Nintendo products on Nintendo.com, and get 3 months of Nintendo Power free.
10. There are two parts to the Wii in your box that you may either not find, or never know what they are. The first is a Clear Disc piece. This piece fits under your Wii stand to Stabalize it’s balance. The second is a Small(1" – 1.5") plastic Piece. This piece is the stand for the Sensor bar. It puts some disntance between your TV and the bar. In theory, that should give you a better angle reception.
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