Does anyone have any idea about how much the price will be monthly for online play and such for the Wii?
Does anyone have any idea about how much the price will be monthly for online play and such for the Wii?
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Online play=FREE!!! and the wii will be $250
are you sure????...thats awesome if its trueee...
actually..incredibly awesome..
but are you sure?..
i dont mean to be a jerk, but could you show me where you found that?
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I am positive its true.. I found out from everyone. I dont have the source but i know its been announced and official!
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I am positive its true.. I found out from everyone. I dont have the source but i know its been announced and official!
Wii Basics!
Everyone knows this already, its Nintendo WiFi, same deal as DS.
Everything in this signature except for this text was made by Wiired, he is my creator and almighty.
ok..so im sorry, im a little misinformed, so...if i have cable internet, can i connect the Wii to it with a hardline?..or just wirelessly?..
and if i do it wirelessly, what additional hardware do i need to buy..
thanks for hangin in there for me on this one
i know these are prolly stupid questions..
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For your first question:
SourceWii will be able to connect to the Internet through its built-in 802.11b/g Wi-Fi and through a USB-to-Ethernet adaptor, with both methods allowing players to access the established Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection service. Nintendo has stated that Wii will implement standard Wi-Fi protocols. Just as for the Nintendo DS, Nintendo originally stated that they will not charge fees for playing via the service and the Friend Code system will control how players connect to one another.
Yes, you can connect Wii either way. If you want to connect it using a wire, you must have a Wii LAN adaptor, which you plug one end into one of the two USB 2.0 ports on back of Wii and the other ethernet part into your router.Originally Posted by xpirate77
You need nothing but a wireless router and internet connection to get Wii online this way.Originally Posted by xpirate77
You haven't asked any stupid questions. Don't worry what other people think. You're new and have questions, good questions. Hope to hear more from you.Originally Posted by xpirate77
I'd suggest checking out 101 Wii FAQ for other questions you may have, although parts of it need to be updated.
Last edited by NateTheGreat; 10-15-2006 at 08:29 PM.
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wow nate thank you so much..
that did clear up like 99% of everything
the last little bit, is the question..
this thing is going to function like idk, xbox live, where you're actually online and can play anyone you want..right?...its not gunna be anything dumb like, you can only play people around you..right?
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Glad I could help.Originally Posted by xpirate77
Now, as for this last question, nobody really knows. Nintendo has said it's going to use the Friend Code system, but that each Wii will have it's own code rather than each game. If you don't know what the Friend Code system is, it's what the DS uses for online play and if you want to play with anyone, you'll need their friend code to play (it's like a 10-digit number for each game), this way Nintendo insures you won't play against people you don't know, which they think is good. Most people, however, want to play with random people, too. Nintendo has said they've heard complaints about the Friend Code system and thus will be modifying it. How they do that is unkown.
My guess: You're Mii will be like your Xbox Gamertag. If you don't know what a Mii is, it's a character you create on Wii that you can use in different games like WiiSports. This would make the most since to me. Then, you could start up a game and in the game's online lobby, you can challenge people to a game.
We'll learn soon enough when Wii finally launches.
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