bubs
WiiChat Member
Why can't people read the dam instruction manual before crying Wolf in a forum?
Gamecube on Wii, controller problems?
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CantGetAWii
WiiChat Member
WiiSkier said:
You don't think I have done that before.
I can still see the slits where to lift.
Geez.
vi3tmix
WiiChat Member
Ohh....man. I would like to rip on this post, but to his credit, at least his post is completely coherent.
At least he didn't post something like this:
^Crap like that is just insulting to the education system. Easy questions as provided in the OP at least don't annoy the hell out of me.
It's just an innocent mistake to miss the flap. However, in the future it may be wise to consult the manual, first.
It would've been especially useful to look it up before you bought the Classic Controller (the one that plugs into the Wiimote), as only Gamecube controllers will work on Gamecube games. The Classic Controller is only used for most of the Virtual Console games and a very select few Wii games.
P.S. Oh, I actually should've recommended this as well: If you want a wireless controller, be advised that they do exist. I'd recommend the Nintendo-brand wavebird provided by the URL. Third-party wireless Gamecube controllers are significantly cheaper (as low as $15), but I hear they get interference from other wireless devices.
At least he didn't post something like this:
^Crap like that is just insulting to the education system. Easy questions as provided in the OP at least don't annoy the hell out of me.
It's just an innocent mistake to miss the flap. However, in the future it may be wise to consult the manual, first.
It would've been especially useful to look it up before you bought the Classic Controller (the one that plugs into the Wiimote), as only Gamecube controllers will work on Gamecube games. The Classic Controller is only used for most of the Virtual Console games and a very select few Wii games.
P.S. Oh, I actually should've recommended this as well: If you want a wireless controller, be advised that they do exist. I'd recommend the Nintendo-brand wavebird provided by the URL. Third-party wireless Gamecube controllers are significantly cheaper (as low as $15), but I hear they get interference from other wireless devices.
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Transfixed
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- Oct 7, 2006
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You've got to be kidding me. When I forst got my Wii I examined the $#!T out of it, even IF the flap were hard to find (which its not) you think you'd atleast TRY LOOKING AROUND YOUR NEW GAME CONSOLE for, oh I dunno.....maybe SOME OTHER flap/lid?!??!!
Or, read the manual??
Good god...ANYTHING before getting online, going to the Wii forum, posting a new thread, waiting for the responses....etc....
WOW. I don't usually like being rude, but......
WOW.
Or, read the manual??
Good god...ANYTHING before getting online, going to the Wii forum, posting a new thread, waiting for the responses....etc....
WOW. I don't usually like being rude, but......
WOW.
WiiSkier
Uber-Skier
I got mine refurbished from GameStop. Didn't come with a manual. And i'm just sayin...maybe that kid couldn't find it cause he's in the same situation I was in; with no manual.
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