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#1 Nerdmeat
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Try this. You may have to upgrade your scanner yet another time. If I remember correctly the game tells you to scan the door but doesn't tell you first you have to upgrade your scanner.

The upgrade is (I hope I remember this correctly as well) where there was a guy talking to you in a bright orange reddish room. When you first get there you cannot get into the room because of barracade. Try going back now and picking up the upgraded the scanner.

Also I agree, the map, especially the quick travel maps point of view and ratio is outta wack. I often ran into moments of where the heck do I go now. Going to that place and then realizing oh, it's not here because I misunderstood the vague and sometimes misleading map.

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#2 Nerdmeat
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you must mean for the gamecube? because it already has a wii app and the wii shop is operatable under it. that's where you'll find nes,snes,64 games

Sphensen

I realize the wii shop does have a ton of stuff already. But I would like to play this library on the Wii U gamepad.

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#3 Nerdmeat
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I would also like to know, I'm really picky about my games and only picked up exclusives like Mario and ZombiU, both are great but some Virtual console stuff would certainly be welcomed.

Now I know it's already on the Wii side of things but playing Virtual Console games on the U gamepad would be... "neat" :)

btw nanostray neo is badass, and has good difficulty too. That's a solid U shop title already out.

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#4 Nerdmeat
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Hey everyone, soooo I'm one of those people that likes to move my consoles around to different TVs in my house and to quickly do this I buy multiple AC adapters and HDMI for easy access.

At a quick glance it appears that no one is selling WiiU AC adapters at the moment. I wonder if I can use my Wii's AC adapter.

I'm not near the unit to test right now. Does anyone know where I can buy an extra WiiU adapter? or if I can use my Wii's AC adapter?

Much thanks.

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#5 Nerdmeat
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Headphones preference are a very subjective. What sounds good to one person doesn't sound good to another. The reason for the different sound is that each headphone will put a certain EQ curve on top of the source that has already been EQ'd. It's all about what sounds good to you.

Now I happen to like headphones that don't add much EQ and the sound can be heard for what it is. Some people find them less bassy or thin but I say it's true and clear. I would recommend the tried and true Sony MDR-V6. Read about them, they are great... and at $67 they're a steal.

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#6 Nerdmeat
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confirmed. "The headsets plug into the GamePad's headphone jack"

http://kotaku.com/5952858/you-can-voice+chat-on-the-wii-u-while-gaming-but-theres-a-catch

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#7 Nerdmeat
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well I'm not saying it doesn't... I just don't have a multiplayer game to try like COD or Tekken. I am thinking it has to right...? Cause how else would they do voice chat? They already said the onboard mic won't be used for chat, just video chat.

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#8 Nerdmeat
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Any headphones will sound as they should through the gamepad. The Wii U gamepad really blew me away with how good it can transfer a wireless signal from the unit.

Usually when you have wireless sound devices that transmit through infared or radio frequency there is a ton of hiss, click, pops and crackles. White noise that would drive a sound geek like me crazy.

Whatever technology Nintendo is using it seems to be working great, in fact the sound is perfect. I use Astro A40s headset and they plug right in. What I'm curious about is the icon where you plug in the headphone doesn't show a mic. I wonder if the gamepad can take a three ring TRS input for both audio and mic. Unfortunately I don't own any multiplayer games on the Wii U yet to be able to test this. Maybe someone else can share.

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#9 Nerdmeat
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Ok, so I'm up and running and just checked out the settings.

I can't believe it... There is no way to do HDMI AND RCA at the same time, at least not from what I can see from the settings. For the time being I am going to have to go through the headphone jack into my Astro mix amp. Or maybe it's time to get a proper reciever... : P

Well I'm off to boot mario. Have fun with your Wii U everybodii!!

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#10 Nerdmeat
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Thanks for the heads up. Can't wait to try it.

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