laharyl
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Does anyone know where i can buy some wiimotes in different colors?
New wiimotes colors
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pYRo
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Nowhere. they haven't come out yet, which is pretty lame.
sremick
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Get the silicone skins in whatever colors you'd like.
There is a guide on this forum dont know what it is called which tells you how to dismantle your Wii mote and then you can spray paint it...
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Link >>>> http://www.wiichat.com/nintendo-wii-hardware/49962-frummages-guide-wiimote-surgery.html
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Link >>>> http://www.wiichat.com/nintendo-wii-hardware/49962-frummages-guide-wiimote-surgery.html
sremick
Got lifeboat?
SILICONE. SILICONE. SILICONE. SILICONE. SILICONE. SILICONE. SILICONE. SILICONE. SILICONE. SILICONE. SILICONE. SILICONE. SILICONE. SILICONE. SILICONE.
Silicon (without the "e") is the stuff computer chips are made of. It's shiny and brittle.
Silicon (without the "e") is the stuff computer chips are made of. It's shiny and brittle.
sremick said:
so what you're saying is that it isn't a
fertogo said:
:lol: :lol: :lol:
(i believe that spelling actually is how it is in Germany or something, but i'm not sure, working off of the memories in the automotive performance industry. haha)
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navroze1 said:
is that how you spell it over there? i know i've seen it spelt that way in some european country but i can't remember which i thought it was germany though. you spelt it the same as we do here except without the "e" in your last post though. i may be caring a bit too much at this point haha.
sremick
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"aluminium" always gives me a chuckle. You Brits are funny.
I listen to the BBC World News daily and watch all sorts of geeky TV shows and I swear, people in the UK just make up unusual pronunciations of standards words just to make you go, "wait, wha...?" It'd make more sense if they were at least consistent, but no! Listen to 5 different UK reporters and they'll mess with the emphasis/pronunciation in 10 different ways.
I listen to the BBC World News daily and watch all sorts of geeky TV shows and I swear, people in the UK just make up unusual pronunciations of standards words just to make you go, "wait, wha...?"
It'd make more sense if they were at least consistent, but no! Listen to 5 different UK reporters and they'll mess with the emphasis/pronunciation in 10 different ways.sremick said:"aluminium" always gives me a chuckle. You Brits are funny.
i completely agree with that, that's probably my favorite word to hear a brit say.
Watch Top Gear, they say it pretty often:yesnod: