We got a Wii for christmas and have a simple question for experienced Wii owners. We bought 3 extra controllers so all four of us could play. Here is the question: Say four of us play a game, then for the next game two of us don't want to play. Is there a way to power off two of the controllers without turning the Wii off?
Please help with my question!
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Kumoriken
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Well, you don't need an experienced Wii owner to answer that, it's a simple question. :3
Of course... I'm stupid. Also, I haven't played my Wii for about six months.
I know there's a way, I just forgot how you do it.
For now, I'll just tell you something you can do until someone comes and gives you a real answer to your question.
Just pop out one of the batteries in the Wii Remote, put it back in and don't press any buttons.
Kind of a pain in the ass, maybe, but I'm just suggesting it if you need a fast solution.
Of course... I'm stupid. Also, I haven't played my Wii for about six months.
I know there's a way, I just forgot how you do it.
For now, I'll just tell you something you can do until someone comes and gives you a real answer to your question.
Just pop out one of the batteries in the Wii Remote, put it back in and don't press any buttons.
Kind of a pain in the ass, maybe, but I'm just suggesting it if you need a fast solution.
1. set the other remotes down, they will shut off after a few min.
2. hit the home button on a remote, click on the remote connection tab?? (reconnect remotes..??)..?? just push 1+2 on the remote you want to use
something like that..
2. will save some battery life.
2. hit the home button on a remote, click on the remote connection tab?? (reconnect remotes..??)..?? just push 1+2 on the remote you want to use
something like that..
2. will save some battery life.
LevesqueIsKing
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No, just set the remote's down. They will automatically power down when not in use. Going the route of a temporary connection will override your permanent connection, which gets to be quite annoying.
