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Make That WiiMote Work With Your PC

September 8, 2009 by Rico Mossesgeld  
Filed under Peripherals

Make That WiiMote Work With Your PC

Turns out someone figured how to make the Nintendo Wii Remote (affectionately known as the WiiMote) interface with a PC, of the Windows, Mac, and Linux variety. You just need the following:

1 Bluetooth Dongle (Cirago, $15)
1 Nintendo Wii Remote($36, free shipping)

Then, you can follow the instructions here. Personally though, I’m not sure if there are any worthy WiiMote apps for the computer. Yes, you can at the very least use a PC-enabled Wii Remote as a mouse (on Windows your use Wiinmote). But as anyone who’s played a Wii FPS will tell you, waving around a stick is nothing compared …read more

The $4000 Nintendo Wii

March 11, 2009 by Rico Mossesgeld  
Filed under Gaming

The $4000 Nintendo Wii

For some reason, sprinkling a 20,000 crystals all over a $250 Nintendo Wii, with patterns that depict Mario on one side and Bowser on the other, turns it into a $4,000 “luxury item”. This is definitely in the grand tradition of all those other diamond encrusted gadgets we’ve featured before.
In case you’re interested, check it out on eBay.

Wii Beats Xbox 360 and PS3 in Power Consumption Game

November 20, 2008 by Rico Mossesgeld  
Filed under Announcements

Wii Beats Xbox 360 and PS3 in Power Consumption Game

According to tree-hugging journalist Lori Bongiorno, the Wii is a great choice for anyone looking to cut down on the electric bill. Here are the key points of her article:
Sony Playstation 3 is the most power-hungry model. For the 2007 version, you’ll spend about $12 a year if you turn the console off when you’re not using it, compared to about $134 if you leave it on all the time.

Microsoft Xbox 360 ranks a close second. If you shut it down when you’re not playing a game or watching a movie, it costs about $11 to operate annually. Leaving it …read more

Nintendo Wii gets BBC’s iPlayer service

April 9, 2008 by colbert low  
Filed under Announcements, Home Entertainment

Nintendo Wii gets BBC’s iPlayer service

Weeeeee, I can hear the Brit’s shouting in the back. So you lucky blokes now have the excellent BBC’s iPlayer service right on your Nintendo Wii. What does that mean ?
For starters, the current beta version of the iPlayer service will cost 500 Wii points or £3.50 to get the Internet Channel installed. Its free from then on to be used. Anybody up for Dr Who reruns?
via t3

More Wii Games

February 5, 2008 by colbert low  
Filed under Announcements, Gaming

More Wii Games

 
Looks like there is plenty of Wii games to go around but are there enough Wii consoles in the USA and UK? Hmm….Have you bought a Wii yet ? I have not touched my machine for the past 1 week now. Its been busy for me. Check out a whole list of Wii games here.
A study from Research and Markets says that the total number of games for the Nintendo Wii is reaching the total number of games available for the much older Xbox 360 console. According to the study Sega leads the pack with the most releases for current …read more


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