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  The Proper Usage Of A Wii Remote
Posted by: Starman - 18-12-2006, 05:06 PM - Forum: Gaming - Replies (13)

Got to love this Fact sheet Nintendo sent out to retailers, and news media.

Quote:FACT SHEET: PROPER Wii REMOTE™ USAGE

Nintendo is continuing a dialogue with its customers about the proper and safe use of the motion-sensitive Wii Remote controller when playing Wii Sports.

The following tips are advised for safe play:
  • Always wear the wrist strap while playing.
  • Keep a firm grip on the Wii Remote at all times.
  • Make sure people and objects are out of the range of movement before play begins.

Other things to keep in mind include:
  • Players should keep at least three feet from their televisions and should dry their hands if they become moist.
  • Remember that the Wii Remote is responsive enough to detect minor movements – so excessive and forceful actions are not necessary.
  • The motions made are similar to real-life sports games, but the force is not.
These tips complement efforts already underway:
  • Nintendo has been replacing broken wrist straps for consumers who request them.
  • Nintendo operates a toll-free number and a Web site for customers to request replacement wrist straps. Consumers can call 1-800-859-4519 or visit support.nintendo.com to get a replacement wrist strap.
  • All new Wii hardware shipments include new wrist straps and a safety sheet.
  • Links about Wii safety are available on various Nintendo Web sites, including multiple links on Nintendo.com, Wii.Nintendo.com and the Nintendo World store Web site.
  • Nintendo sent an e-mail message to members of the MyNintendo customer-loyalty program about Wii Remote safety. A similar message will be sent each week to consumers who register their new Wii systems at MyNintendo.com.
  • Games include on-screen advisories about proper wrist strap use.
  • Nintendo includes an insert about Wii safety with all correspondence dealing with Wii product repairs and replacements.


In the coming weeks, Nintendo will:
  • Send electronic messages to Internet-connected Wii systems to highlight key Wii safety points.
  • Update the Wii operations manual and the manual for Wii Sports with additional wrist strap cautions and specific game advice.
  • Update on-screen wrist strap advisories to include additional messaging.


For more information about Wii, please visit Wii.com.

Along with this Nintendo Europe are now offering a web form to request replacement Wrist Straps - http://wii.nintendo.co.uk/6315.html

Four Free replacement Wrist Straps anyone? Wink

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  What next - Hunter level 10
Posted by: magicman34 - 18-12-2006, 12:13 PM - Forum: Lobby - Replies (13)

Well I've just hit level 38 and lev 9 hunter, I had a quick look at the fortefighter and all the stats were blue (going down), what have I missed. I noticed the weapons available do change to A and S, but sadly my fav twin daggers only allows A, and no use of the double saber I loved in PSO.

I'll keep going to level 10, but any advice to put me on the right track would be appreciated.

Thanks

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  Hey, Look! PC Screenshots!
Posted by: Kitsadoodles - 18-12-2006, 03:53 AM - Forum: Vision Phone - Replies (50)

I've finally gotten PSU to work on my PC, so you know what that means! That's right, duck and cover from my evil rain of screenies! I've only got 2 so far, but I swear... it gets worse...
Tronzy (popfreak) faces the camera: hello PSU!

[Image: psu20061216125049000io3.th.png]

And Kannon blasts away with her Grom Buster!

[Image: psu20061218073533002ny3.th.png]

So, enjoy! There are loads more to come, sooner or later!

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  Anyone still play...
Posted by: N1NJ4 - 18-12-2006, 01:20 AM - Forum: Lobby - Replies (7)

... the gamecube version? I stopped by here just to see what was going on while transfering music onto this computer (taking forever) and saw that its gonna be free in March for a month. If you still play.... maybe I'll see you around? Cause I'm gonna log on for old times sake.

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  I'm having problem getting online...
Posted by: Liu Bei - 17-12-2006, 10:27 PM - Forum: Lobby - Replies (5)

I just bought a broadband adapter and its don't work. I have dial-up and was wondering do broadband work with dial-up? I bought the broadband for $2.99!:O Really cheap huh!

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  Training help!
Posted by: Fabo Craven - 17-12-2006, 07:32 PM - Forum: Lobby - Replies (9)

sooo....where should a lvl 26 newman force train?

i havent played for awhile, so dont make it ununderstandable =P

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  The meaning of "Noob"
Posted by: Little Killer - 17-12-2006, 01:46 AM - Forum: Lobby - Replies (31)

I looked up the word "noob" on dictionary.com. It said that it means like a "new person". I don't know why anyone would just laugh after saying/hearing that word. . . Yet, I don't have the best sense of humor.:S

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  PC Version
Posted by: Shadamoo - 16-12-2006, 05:04 PM - Forum: Lobby - Replies (6)

Well...I think this should go here...

Anyway, I cant seem to find the PC version of PSU anywhere! It has been released, I am correct in saying, so why cant I find it?

I've seen it for Xbox 360 and PS2, but not PC. Anyone living in the Canterbury area needs to help me here!!!

Thanks.

Also, is it true the PC version needs a online connection to be played, even if its played offline?

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  Soul of Steel
Posted by: Little Killer - 16-12-2006, 03:41 AM - Forum: Modes - Replies (6)

When Elenor gives you the mag cell, what happens if you make the mag grow? Do you keep the mag? Is there a new ending? PLEASE TELL ME!!Smile

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  weird Al-The saga begins
Posted by: adrina_kellers - 15-12-2006, 05:57 PM - Forum: Media - Replies (4)

Love this song (got the video on my MySpace Anyone got???

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