Its something like Mario Party, just that its even shallower?
I read some reviews on it but it seemed like a game that will capure your interest for perhaps a day or two only.
But in the router, will the speedbooster make a difference?For the Wii, it really won't matter for now. All the online activity you'll be doing is downloading VC games, browsing the web, and looking at the news and weather channels.
Then again, if you plan on playing major online titles online (Super Smash Bros), you'll probably want something faster.
First Wii post.
And the novelty has already worn off.
Enjoy your star-studded ball. A bit of caution though, you practically have to get a 150-160 to gain any points at all, so a bad game will throw you off.Just made pro in bowling. Yeah, baby!
Thank God for roommates with Wii.
Does an HDTV matter at all? I have a standard projection and I couldn't get a full web page to ever fit on the screen. I just wondered if the jump to 480p mattered with the browser.Hehe. Yeah. I only use the Wii to post when my PC is in use by someone else.
If it had a larger buffer for videos, the Wii could be better than a computer for browsing YouTube and Google Video, simply because the image is larger on most TVs.
Enjoy your star-studded ball. A bit of caution though, you practically have to get a 150-160 to gain any points at all, so a bad game will throw you off.
Tennis is the trickiest one in pro so far, but I haven't done much boxing. But since you have to face competitors in tennis if you play by yourself you will find yourself going against opponents with skill levels of 1200+. My current tennis skill is 1004, so one bad game will throw me off.
Although, I must say that making pro seemed kind of anti-climatic. It just seems as if someone set the difficulty to hard and that was it. I was hoping each game would have a little something neat like the bowling ball, but no. Although, you can get a blue court in tennis, but that has nothing to do with your skill level.
...I don't think so. Things of course would be sharper and clearer, but I doubt it'd make the browser fit your screen.Does an HDTV matter at all? I have a standard projection and I couldn't get a full web page to ever fit on the screen. I just wondered if the jump to 480p mattered with the browser.
You mean with the page being too big? Yeah, as Duck said, I don't think it's any different on a big TV.Does an HDTV matter at all? I have a standard projection and I couldn't get a full web page to ever fit on the screen. I just wondered if the jump to 480p mattered with the browser.
That's not what I was talking about...I didn't see a buffering problem...You Tube didn't get lagged any more than my hardwired PC...
...that is....just an occasional half second pause on a few videos...
...I don't think so. Things of course would be sharper and clearer, but I doubt it'd make the browser fit your screen.
Yeah, doing a bit of research I see that now. I was thinking 480p might have a large enough resolution to fit a Web site, but no. It would take at least 780p to meet current common Web resolution standards, so it just won't happen on the Wii.You mean with the page being too big? Yeah, as Duck said, I don't think it's any different on a big TV.
Sorry, I was mixing my concepts....That's not what I was talking about...
....but you got my meaning, even if it was wrong....that is.![]()
Last night I would pause some videos to let them completely load before playing them but still got occasional pauses. Nothing was slow to download but processing and outputting it seemed to occasionally give it a small struggle."Larger buffer," not "quicker buffering"...Subtle difference.
I believe the occasional pauses are caused by the browser not using memory properly, filling up its buffer and pausing momentarily to catch up with itself.
A bug this old is still in the game? Well, I guess that eliminates the "Madden '07 is just Madden '06 with Wii controls" review I read online. Now the question is: Did EA know and not care or do they just not play their own games?I think that's just a Madden issue - it's happened to me before on the 360.
Has anyone used a PNY SD card for their Wii? They have them on sale at Best Buy and the price is good enough to make me think about getting it, but Nintendo makes it sound as if only BD&A cards will work.
I'm 99% positive that pretty much any SD card will work and thewhole BD&A thing is because they are licensed, but I just wanted to check and see before I spent some money.
Tabs definitely. I don't know how many times I thought to click a link when I would normally have opened in a new window/tab and and debated whether it was worth leaving my current page.Post #352 was a Wii Internet Channel post, and upon using it again, I began thinking about what the browser really needed, more than anything else.
- Tabs
- Clipboard and a copy/cut/paste function
- URL bar
- Media player(?)
What would be on your short lists for Wii Browser features? Has anyone heard anything new on the Internet Channel front?
But I must ask, why is everything backwards for people who play left handed like me? For example in Golf, I had to swing in the opposite direction of the TV.
When you select a Mii to use it should ask you what dexterity you are.
That's the version I know. At this point, I'd trust it.I have a question about the browser. The way I understood Nintendo's release about the browser was that the full version would be out in spring and would be free, but it would cost 500 points if you got it after June.