Nintendo Wii info

OCDP · #1 11-22-2007, 04:53 AM

had my wii for almost a year and while i owned it, it was fun for the time. like mentioned it's great for parties, and hanging out with friends. but i just found it got old, boring, and i just never used it and ended up selling it. i just find it gets old fast, i don't know why. just me though.

i've been playing the xbox 360 lately and i like it a lot so far.. thinking about grabbing an elite package sometime in the new year perhaps.

digital-audiophile · #2 11-22-2007, 01:52 PM

The candle gig looks interesting. I think I will pop the $10 for a new sensor bar rather than burn down the house

Thanks guys

Matt · #3 11-22-2007, 10:07 PM

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Originally Posted by digital-audiophile

The candle gig looks interesting. I think I will pop the $10 for a new sensor bar rather than burn down the house

Thanks guys

Seriously? Just splice the wires back together. It is just power and ground, no big deal.

digital-audiophile · #4 11-22-2007, 11:25 PM

MY DIY skills are well, crappy at best. Perhaps I am part of the disposable society but it's easier for me to buy a new one

I've seen wireless ones too which will make my life a bit easier as I don't have my Wii right beside the TV so its a strech to get a wire to in front of the set.

kwirky · #5 11-23-2007, 01:06 AM

i've considered a wii but we have a ceiling mounted projector in the basement. We'd have shadows on the screen as we play

i'm ****ed off at my 360 though. It's in for waranty work. Overheating

MikeP · #6 11-23-2007, 01:19 AM

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Originally Posted by kwirky

i've considered a wii but we have a ceiling mounted projector in the basement. We'd have shadows on the screen as we play

i'm ****ed off at my 360 though. It's in for waranty work. Overheating

I heard the 360's had a big problem with overheating.

I saw a PS3 for $399 which is a lot cheaper then when they first came out. I'm still thinking a Wii would be the most fun, especially for the kids.