Wii questions thread

[KaliaLor]

yea though I doubt the case will be stuck together there has to be a way to pull it apart in case something happens and you have to get it repaired so I think third party manufacturers will probably make different coloured cases that you could clip on or something like that.

[thomas0506]

i think i will stick to the normal colours or stickers

[BeGa Man]

Originally Posted by KaliaLor

yea though I doubt the case will be stuck together there has to be a way to pull it apart in case something happens and you have to get it repaired so I think third party manufacturers will probably make different coloured cases that you could clip on or something like that.

hmm i can see this...you buy 3rd party stuff and you take your wii apart to add it...to bad tho cos if this is so you prob will distroy you waranty..

[KaliaLor]

yeah most likely unless you change your case after your waranty is up, though it might be better just have stickers that you can easily smooth on and take off.

[BeGa Man]

Originally Posted by KaliaLor

yeah most likely unless you change your case after your waranty is up, though it might be better just have stickers that you can easily smooth on and take off.

yer well iam not gonna do anything to my wii, the black is just so sexy

[KaliaLor]

lol don't get too excited now.

[thomas0506]

im going to get the light blue wii probally

[Lil J]

I have a question will the Wii connect to "Nintendo WI-Fi Connection" by it self or will you have to have a broadband phone cable? Will the signal have a range of miles?

[ZenArcadeX]

You will need to connect to either a cable modem, DSL or other broadband connection, just like you would with your computer. If you have a wireless network at home, you can connect through that also (I believe). SO it's not the Wii that determines the range, it's your wireless router that does.

[BeGa Man]

Originally Posted by wiispace

You will need to connect to either a cable modem, DSL or other broadband connection, just like you would with your computer. If you have a wireless network at home, you can connect through that also (I believe). SO it's not the Wii that determines the range, it's your wireless router that does.

yer wiispace answered it...iam sure i read that it can use wireless networks
+ its all free!