I just bought one and i was wondering if theres anything i have to do when setting it up. I know i have to register it to get the online content, can anybody give me some details on that? apart from that is it just plug in and play?

Well, you've got your normal power supply cable then the A/V cable too (the red, white, and yellow plugs). In addition, you've got the sensor bar, which normally goes on the top of your TV. Other than that, there's nothing special about it - it's fairly simple.

 

 

 

With the online content, I believe there's a serial number somewhere on your Wii. Go to nintendo.com, make an account, and you can register your games and consoles (using the serial number). I'm unsure of where exactly to do, since I did this a while ago.

Well, you've got your normal power supply cable then the A/V cable too (the red, white, and yellow plugs). In addition, you've got the sensor bar, which normally goes on the top of your TV. Other than that, there's nothing special about it - it's fairly simple.

 

 

 

With the online content, I believe there's a serial number somewhere on your Wii. Go to nintendo.com, make an account, and you can register your games and consoles (using the serial number). I'm unsure of where exactly to do, since I did this a while ago.

 

 

 

nintendo.com - hmm.. it might be different for eu ppl

Well, you've got your normal power supply cable then the A/V cable too (the red, white, and yellow plugs). In addition, you've got the sensor bar, which normally goes on the top of your TV. Other than that, there's nothing special about it - it's fairly simple.

 

 

 

With the online content, I believe there's a serial number somewhere on your Wii. Go to nintendo.com, make an account, and you can register your games and consoles (using the serial number). I'm unsure of where exactly to do, since I did this a while ago.

 

 

 

nintendo.com - hmm.. it might be different for eu ppl

 

 

 

nintendo.co.uk :wink:

Well, you've got your normal power supply cable then the A/V cable too (the red, white, and yellow plugs). In addition, you've got the sensor bar, which normally goes on the top of your TV. Other than that, there's nothing special about it - it's fairly simple.

 

 

 

With the online content, I believe there's a serial number somewhere on your Wii. Go to nintendo.com, make an account, and you can register your games and consoles (using the serial number). I'm unsure of where exactly to do, since I did this a while ago.

 

 

 

nintendo.com - hmm.. it might be different for eu ppl

 

 

 

nintendo.co.uk :wink:

 

 

 

ok.. and i register with club nintendo and thats it? i can buy stuff from the shopping channel ect once i have points?

Another question.. The SD memory card - what can i put on it that will play on a wii?

 

 

 

videos?

 

music?

 

photos?

 

 

 

(nothing illegal - i know u can get hacks to put on the card but i dont want to)

I think you can only import pictures and other virtual console games on a SD card for the Wii?

convert some video types using wii video 9 and you can play it on your wii, also pictures and mp3s can be played.

ok but the wii on a table and get a sledgehammer and swing at it like mad.

Goddamit!

 

 

 

when i go to register at Clubnintendo.eu it says my pin has already been used! What the hell can i do?

It might alreadybe registered? when i got mine i didnt have to do anything when i set it up and it works fine, i use all the channels perfectly

It might alreadybe registered? when i got mine i didnt have to do anything when i set it up and it works fine, i use all the channels perfectly

 

 

 

does that include the shopping channel and the wiiconnect24?

You don't have to sign up on the internet site if you don't want to. It extends your warranty 90 days and you get 3 free issues of Nintendo Power.

ok... but i would still like to know which theiving git has my PIN.