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  1. 12-10-2006 04:43 PM #1
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    Batteries?

    Do you need batteries in order for the controller to work? If so, how often do you need to replace them? Also, does anybody think this is a bit thoughtless of Nintendo to have battery operated controllers?
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  3. 12-10-2006 04:44 PM #2
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    yes... 2 AA's

    the controllers are wireless...


    ussualy 20-40 hours depending on the batterys


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  4. 12-10-2006 04:47 PM #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by StevenNevets
    yes... 2 AA's

    the controllers are wireless...


    ussualy 20-40 hours depending on the batterys
    Yes, I know they're wireless, but I would have expected them to use a rechargable battery pack instead and the console comes with perhaps a holder which you can put your controller in and it recharges.
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  5. 12-10-2006 04:57 PM #4
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    and what have to charge you remote like a phone or ds? or have the remote stick out of the console whie charging? no offence but i don't think so
    I might contradict myself but atleast i don't contradict myself
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    A 3rd party are making a battery pack with a docking station


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    Quote Originally Posted by Moloc
    and what have to charge you remote like a phone or ds? or have the remote stick out of the console whie charging? no offence but i don't think so
    Lol ever heard ofa plug socket? Stick a holder/charger thing in and stick your controller in it.

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  8. 12-10-2006 05:07 PM #7
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    im sure its possible to recharge batteries without taking them out such as the hopes of a rechargable batterie pack and recherging dock is possible because if the nunchuk can use power form remote power can go in, probably, i hope so thats a cool idea, just my opinion
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  9. 12-10-2006 05:09 PM #8
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    yeah but having to charge it just doesn't seem right. and also i wasn't serious
    I might contradict myself but atleast i don't contradict myself
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    Quote Originally Posted by Moloc
    yeah but having to charge it just doesn't seem right. and also i wasn't serious
    Lol, when you post stuff, try to make sure they make sense first. But why doesn't having to charge it seem right? You charge your mobile phone don't you? There are things such as rechargable battery packs, so why doesn't it seem right?
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  11. 12-10-2006 05:19 PM #10
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    it would make sense if nintendo had a rechargeable battery pack in the wiimote attach to a usb cable, and the other end be attached to one of the usb ports in the back of the wii. that way we could charge the wiimote when not in use. just a thought.

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