both of those games have lousy ratings..



:(

cooking mama for ds got lousy ratings too but a lot of people like it.

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so niceee

yeah.....that does look pretty nice

one question....when i take my wii to compc do i just need to give them the console...or do i have to provide certain wires?

you just need to bring the console. they have their own wii there XD

That is such a shitty paint job

godfather is out!! suppose to b good right?

can someone guide me thru how to 'wire' the wii key? is the wires supplied?

ughh no, pretty much the same deal as ps2, same graphic

well graphic we all noe isnt much for wii
its da gameplay~ who played it?

orly?

Wow

omg. buy the real game!!! don't be so cheap and download....
we don't even know if the wiikey / burned wii games can go online yet..... so i wouldn't mod it YET ...

gfx sux for the wii =.= and wiikey CAN go online.
People get a mod because the WII isn't region free. Some people want to play important games. -____-;;
I'm not buying two WIIS just to play some Japanese games. If anything go blame Nintendo, even the PS3 is region free.

The PS3 isn't region free, the games are. That could change at any time.

Well games or console, one or the other still works fine. It's be pretty lame if they change it. If they do that US needs to start importing more games. There's a ton of good Japanese games that never make it into English, esp. RPGs =[

well ps3 ain't exactly region free... but the bluray region is the same as asia :P so it can play jap games ~ region free enough for me ^^

The movie region is the same, but the game and DVD regions are different.

PS3 games are region free
PS2 arent, neither is DVD

bluray movies are the same region coded games not ... the only thing that's region restricted on my ps3 is the ability to play ps2 import games and other regions dvd... as for ps3 games it can play all ntsc games but not pal i guess

The wires aren't supplied with the Wiikey. I installed mine last Friday at work... lol. What I did was put an inch or 2 of duct tape (long enough for the Wiikey) on the metal part of the dvd-rom and solder the wires (try to get the thinnest wires) to the Wiikey and to the pads on the Wii. After soldering the wires, I placed the Wiikey on top of the duct tape and put some more duct tape around the top so it doesn't short-circuit the chip. I'm pretty sure there's an easier place to put the chip. Overall, it's pretty easy to install for a first timer like myself.

get some wires around 30AWG from the source or wherever. first thing to do is to tin ur wires. use flux paste and put a tiny amount on the wire to help solder flow ~ and put a tiny coat on the solder points on the pcb. the pcb don't need to be tinned coz those points already have solder on it ~ so melt a tiny bit of solder on the iron ~ tin the wire, apply heat to the wire and it should transfer the heat to the pcb assuming u used flux and the wire is tinned. the whole process shouldn't take more then 1 sec. if you leave the iron on the board too long you risk overheating and burning off the pads ~ as for where to put ur chip ~ best place is the metal plate on the dvd ~ and u really only need to strip off like .3cm on the wire... if u strip too much you risk the wire touching other wire or pads that it's not suppose to. personally i think best is to have ur wire lie flat on the pcb less bend on wire = less chance of it failing later

No. Game regions are similar to PS2 regions. There is NTSC-U/C, NTSC-J, PAL, etc.

When/If games start being region protected, you will no longer be able to play games from Japan. You'll only be able to play NTSC-U/C games on an NTSC-U/C system. The Blu-Ray region is completely irrelevant in games.

hmm i thought the games itself are already NTSC/PAL coded? i mean my import games are NTSC-J and my north american games are NTSC. at least it say so on the box ~