It's like I said in the last thread, while I'm sure Mega Man's moveset would just be a mix of Samus' and Kirby's, it would still be cool to duke it out using Mega.
Hey you guys. I don't know if this has been brought up yet or not, but IGN just released this article about downloading and uploading user-created stages through them. You can find more information by going to THIS page. All you need is the game (obviously), an SD Card, and a PC or Mac.
Like I said, if this is already known, sorry for posting, but I thought this was too cool to keep to myself!
It would have been cool to have him in there. I think his moveset would have basically been Samus' + Kirby's (her arm cannon attacks mixed with his/it's power stealing ability), so no originality there, but it would have been neat to smack people around with Mega.
I never pre-order. I usually have enough patience to wait a day or two before getting a game, no matter how hyped it is, and most times there are lots of places around me where I can just drop by and pick up a copy. Games are relatively easy to find; it's snagging a system that can bring you trouble.
Oops! Sorry; it's called the "LAN Adapter", and retails for $30 at EBgames.com. Basically, you plug it in to one of the two USB ports on the back of the Wii, and then plug in your ethernet cable.
Well if the donation thing doesn't work (maybe your local hospital doesn't want a Wii), just do like DrewBlood08 said: you can get much more money selling all your Wii items on eBay. I mean, just selling the system alone could probably net you at least $400; probably more since it's such a wanted console in short supply and Brawl just came out today.
A guy's asking the same question here. The answer is, unless you buy a Wii broadband adapter, you can only connect wirelessly. After you buy the adapter, you can then plug your ethernet cord to your modem.
You have to buy an adapter if you can't hook it up wirelessly. Sorta sucks, but the Wii doesn't let you just hook it up to your modem.
EDIT: The official name for it is the Wii LAN Adapter, and you can find it for around $25-$30 online. Just plug it in to one of the two USB ports on the back of your Wii and then plug in your ethernet cable to that.
I believe you have to have a broadband adapter to connect to the Internet if you don't have a wireless connection. Then just use your standard ethernet cable.
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