Wii in Australia thread

cannon said:
Today i bought something off ebay, I have never done it before so im happy lol
You'll be a LOT happier once it actually arrives. I made my first (and so far only) purchase on ebay a month or so ago on the Zelda Collectors Edition Disc. I was quite nervous but felt very good when it arrived and I could play it in all it's glory!

What did you puchase cannon?
 
I haven't brought anything off Ebay however I probabbly will in the near future (I wanna get Wind Waker :D).

On a Smash Bros note dark/old/black Zelda looks awesome:
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Actually all the characters that are shown so far who have a dark/black colour look pretty sweet

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Wooo Dark Link :D

Now all we need is a release date for this...speaking of release dates Mario Galaxy out in a weeks time and I've chucked it on the chrissy list so I won't be playing it till Chirstams which is actually good . Firstly good cause I don't have to pay/trade in games for it :D and secondly I have exams next week and a distraction like that will proove harmful to my results/studying. Although I'm pretty good on everything....well maybe not genetics and biotechnology (the exam is freaking huge not gonna finish it) but we don't talk about that.
 
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Yeah, it's unfair. Everyone should get it at the same time, so that others arent tempted by spoilers.
 
i think any game that has any multiplayer online features on any platform should have world wide release other wise its giving a major advantage away!
 
toomstone said:
i think any game that has any multiplayer online features on any platform should have world wide release other wise its giving a major advantage away!

If previous online multiplayers on the Wii (Mario Strikers Charged Football comes to mind) you shouldn't have a problem with that. We wont even have the option of playing people in non PAL regions, i.e. America. We will be able to play Europe and other people in AUS and that's about it! While this hasn't been released as what the case will be with SSBB, I would be very surprised if it were not.
 
yer the poor auzzies im one myself but ill try and get the U.S. version(doubt i will though they will be sold out):scared:
 
Wii fastest selling console in Oz

Luigi man said:
yer the poor auzzies im one myself but ill try and get the U.S. version(doubt i will though they will be sold out):scared:
I hope you have a mod chip/US wii to play it on then!

Nintendo Australia said:
Wii CLAIMS RECORD – FASTEST SELLING CONSOLE TO REACH 200K UNITS IN LESS THAN ONE YEAR

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Melbourne, Australia, 23 November, 2007 – Wii is now officially the fastest selling console to reach 200,000* units, just 50 weeks since Wii launched. This figure includes all consoles, including hand held units.

Wii launched in December 2006, and has proved popular due to the fact that anyone can play by using simple movements, whether they are an experienced game player or not.

Wii provides unique, easy, immersive game play for newcomers, as well as redefining game play challengers for core gamers. For example, in the Wii Sports tennis game, players swing the Wii Remote like a racquet to hit the ball, as in real life; and in Super Mario Galaxy players shake the Wii Remote to make Mario spin and attack enemies. As well as being fun and easy to use, Wii has a range of games suitable for everyone – gamers, newcomers, families and even seniors.



Big Brain Academy™ for Wii is one of the titles suitable for families, and is available now. With three difficulty levels, and five brain-bending categories, Big Brain Academy for Wii allows up to eight people to play together with a single Wii Remote. Or, use two Wii Remotes in the Mind Sprint for two teams to play against each other.

Also available now is Pokémon® Battle Revolution where Pokémon® Diamond and Pokémon® Pearl players can copy their Pokémon characters from the DS games into a spectacular 3D environment on the Wii and battle players around the globe via the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection.

Available on Wii November 29 will be the highly anticipated Super Mario Galaxy™. The ultimate Nintendo hero is taking the ultimate step… out into space. Join Mario as he ushers in a new era of video games, defying gravity across all the planets in the galaxy. Controlling Mario is as simple as can be with the Wii Remote and Nunchuk. Players move Mario with the Control Stick and shake the Wii Remote to perform a spin move or cue stars that launch him to and from planetary objects. Players can even point at pieces of stardust to collect them, or latch onto stars to blaze a magnetic trail through the heavens.

Don't want to head into space alone? With a second Wii Remote, another player can play alongside by pointing at and collecting pieces of stardust, then launching them at enemies. The second player can even sweep aside projectiles or stall enemies to help make Mario's adventure easier.

Available December 13 will be Link’s Crossbow Training™, which comes packaged with the Wii Zapper™. The Wii Zapper houses both the motion-sensitive Wii Remote and Nunchuk controller (both sold separately) in a single unit for precision targeting. Link's Crossbow Training drops players into a world in the style of The Legend of Zelda™: Twilight Princess. Players assume the identity of hero Link, who progresses through a series of tests to perfect his crossbow marksmanship.

Resident Evil®: The Umbrella Chronicles will also be available December 13, and reveals the back story behind the fall of the Umbrella Corporation by exploring locations from Resident Evil 0, 1, 2 and 3, as well as new never-before-seen locations like Umbrella's stronghold. The Wii Zapper can also be used with this title.

Wii titles for 2008 will include Endless Ocean™ January 17, and Zack and Wiki™: Quest for Barbaros’ Treasure first quarter.

There are some exciting titles due out on the Nintendo DS®. December 6 will see Mario Party DS™, with more than 70 mini-games and five themed game boards, and fun surprises players can see only on Nintendo DS, such as touch control, microphone control and dual-screen challenges.

Master of Illusion™ will be available December 13, and teaches users how to perform incredible magic and card tricks, then acts as an assistant as they perform for others.

Available January 17, 2008 will be Sight Training™: Enjoy Exercising and Relaxing Your Eyes. Sight Training does for your eyes what Brain Training does for your brain! Play a variety of clever mini-games to help train your visual abilities, including Peripheral and Momentary Vision, and Hand-Eye Co-ordination. Play just a few minutes every day and track your results with a calendar and easy-to-understand charts.

Put your eyes to real-world tests in fun, sports-based training activities from Basketball, Boxing, Table Tennis and other sports.

Advance Wars™: Dark Conflict will also be available on Nintendo DS, first quarter 2008.


*All sell through and market share information courtesy of GfK
 
Oceanic said:
You'll be a LOT happier once it actually arrives. I made my first (and so far only) purchase on ebay a month or so ago on the Zelda Collectors Edition Disc. I was quite nervous but felt very good when it arrived and I could play it in all it's glory!

What did you puchase cannon?
I bought a 1GB Micro SD card which i can use in either my phone or R4, I ended up winning it for $12 and postage is free.
 
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