My wii hell

[uk_louis_1986]

My Wii hell:

Buying the Wii in July and not being able to use it until Xmas!

It's SUPPOSED to be for the kids (yeah, right!).

that would have been hell, chrismas would have to move in my house lol.

[Ads]

[Demon Slayer]

Pfft I dropped mine like 4 times..and it's still good...xD

[uk_louis_1986]

Pfft I dropped mine like 4 times..and it's still good...xD

yes but how far

[Dr. Swank]

my wii hell. is now i have two wiimotes..BUT ONLY ONE NUNCHUCK


ZOMGWTFBBQ!!!

HAHAHAHA, me too man...me too.

I suppose the closest thing to that would be that I have those darned gloves for the remotes and I have to struggle to peel the darn things off whenever I need to change the batteries.

So I just scrapped them and bought a play and charge kit this last weekend.

[Ekiushi]

My Wii Hell.

I bought my first Wii a few days after launch. My birthday was on launch, so I decided I was going to buy a Wii for my birthday. So, on the first saturday - the 9th of December I believe, I went to Big W. I DID manage to get a Wii (I never pre-ordered) so that was surprising.

Anyway, a couple weeks later the Wii died. I never worked out exactly what it was - it could have been my controller, or whatever. Whatever happened, my controller refuses to connect with my Wii. And yes, I checked the batteries. It wasn't them. It could have even been a problem with my Wii, and refuses to co-operate with the Remote. Anyway, whatever the problem was - my Wii wasn't working so I had to take it back.

If Big W refused to take it back (They refuses to take back a hairdryer my mum took once) I was prepared to throw a big hissy fit at the counter - and I assure you, I am very good at it. Having worked at Woolies the minute you start yelling, they do their best to make you be quiet - to the point of giving you what you want, even if they stated minutes before "there's really nothing I can do about it."

They did take it back without question - disappointing because I wanted a fight. But anyway, I took it back to Big W in Ballina, I told them I wanted a replacement. They said they didn't have any left. I thought 'No problem, I'll just toddle off to Tweed Heads Big W" So I did. They told me "No sorry, we sold all our Wii's on launch day." I was very tempted to point out technically they didn't - I was told on the 9th they had plenty left. So LIE!

I went to Big W Lismore - same thing "No sorry, we'll get our Wii's in a few weeks." Went to EB Games at Ballina and Tweed Heads - same thing. Although, I really didn't want to buy from EB Games - I got a discount from Big W. And 5% of nearly $400 (or whatever it was) was worth it.

Easily a month later I got my new Wii. Bought it home, set it up. Put Zelda in. Had to start from the beginning. I had been at least half way through!

[Renz]

Buying a wii with own money then having parents taking it away so that i can only play on weekends.

[ZeLdA4LiFe]

dude, if i ever drop something thats really important to me, my skin starts itching and......EWWW!!!! i jus have a sudden jolt of itchiness all over me. like when i first dropped my video ipod like right on the floor, i jus felt like AAH!!!! so i cant imagine how ill feel if i ever drop my Wii.......... which i doubt i ever will cause i dont really move it around much.

sorry to hear about your Wii........ did you get it already??

[blueovalboy7]

Buying a wii with own money then having parents taking it away so that i can only play on weekends.

One of the many reasons I love being in college and 250 miles away from home.

Luckily I haven't had any issues with my Wii, but I did drop the duffel bag my ps2 was in once, ugh felt sick to my stomach after that.