pic: ChiefDelphi on my Wii

[Ryan Jones]

Thats realy cool I'll haft to try that when I get a Wii

[A. Newlon]

There's been rumors that the controller for the Wii is actually getting people hurt. I mean, all these eccentric movements to control something is making people fall, old people break their hips...

I'd be much more happy with the Playstation 3. But of course, it's 600 dollars, and I can't pull that out of my pocket. .... Yeah... The only problem with the PS3 is that some of the PS and PS2 games won't work on it. It's not completely backwards compatable.

[Michelle Celio]

Originally Posted by A. Newlon

I'd be much more happy with the Playstation 3. But of course, it's 600 dollars, and I can't pull that out of my pocket. .... Yeah... The only problem with the PS3 is that some of the PS and PS2 games won't work on it. It's not completely backwards compatable.

There is currently another thread where individuals are comparing the Wii vs the PS3 (and the XBOX 360)and is located here. and Just because an individual likes one console more, does not make it superior to the other. This thread is merely for the discussion about the Wii Broswer and how I have no life (not seriously), and decided to surf Chief Delphi on my Wii.

Originally Posted by A. Newlon

There's been rumors that the controller for the Wii is actually getting people hurt. I mean, all these eccentric movements to control something is making people fall, old people break their hips, and Japanese people run screaming, "GOZIRRA!" because they can't say 'l' very well.

It is up to the individual playing their Wii console to stay safe. Nintendo includes several warnings in the packaging, in order to access the Wii menu you have to view a safety warning and most games start with a safety warning. The game where most injuries are accruing is the game "Wii Sports", now it is not the games fault as I have played this game, with very minimal movement. People are letting themselves go and not looking out for objects they should be. Examples of injuries and damages can be viewd at Wii have a problem.

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Has anyone figured out how to get the MAC Address of the Wii? I was using MAC Address filtering for my wireless router and had to take it off in order to get my Wii to connect to Wiiconnect 24. I'm guessing I could get it from my routers DHCP table, but if there is another way, that would be lovely.

[Cody Carey]

In the Wii channel menu, go to Wii settings( Bottom left corner). Go to internet, then console settings, The MAC adress should be on the first line.

[RayleighxFace]

thats is cool i dont have a wii though i have the good old ps2 hah i am old school now

[Psychoflood]

haha i constantly use my wii for chiefdelphi viewing, as well as music ^^ i love using Radio Blog Club (www.radioblogclub.com) on my Wii to play whatever music i want

[ZeetherKID77]

I may try checking out CD on my Wii sometime soon.

[Psychoflood]

hahaha i just noticed a bottle of bawls in the first picture to the left of your tv XD that's great.. Personally, my wii is surrounded by empty bottles of bawls from playing Twilight Princess late into the night xD

[iPWNnoobs]

www.wiiHAVEAPROBLEM.COM