Mine is korean version, can play any region game if you know what I mean I can sell it sure XD
I'll give a free wii remotes and nunchuks XD

just wondering, since the Wii U is arriving pretty soon, somewhere in december, is anyone interested in getting one, cuz it doesnt really attract me much..making up my decision >.<

Well, there were some demands generated since the last E3. But you're query would most likely be answered durign the next E3. When there's an actual demo of it.

oopss..wrong thread..sorri guys..

This post has been edited by kejong86: Feb 1 2012, 09:54 AM

Erh dude, wrong thread. huhu.

i proud have wii
but relly dont have time to play
zelda twi prcss stil not finish yet

Seriously!?

I bought the game and finished it long ago, and I don't even own a Wii. XD

haha
i dont have time to play la
bz working

no need find all stuff. just straight go to main story. can finish real fast. with walk through

yeah i play like that
tq for adv

haha.. me too!! have been stopped for more than a year!!!

hi,

is it too late to get a nintendo wii now? any good shop that you can recommend?

Never too late. In fact, if you're into JRPG, Xenoblade should NEVER be missed.

Good shop? That depends. I'd call shops selling modified consoles uncool. So, you choose. haha.

not really. still got solid title coming out in English from Japanese game previously.

Hi Guys,

I not sure is it the correct place to ask my question.
Hope someone can help me..

Did anyone know how to save or fix bricked Wii??
Or anyone know where to fix and how much it cost?

Thanks

This post has been edited by ScOttY_PanG: May 9 2012, 02:50 AM

Last time me kena, it cost RM500 =/

The shop located inside Sungei Wang, forget where.

It's expensive because nintendo din't sell that part. They had to buy unused wii and then transferred the motherboard to ur wii. (ur save game will lost)

This post has been edited by HarrionX: May 9 2012, 02:56 AM

Just wondering, if I get one from US, can I use it in Malaysia?

assuming it's a US model Wii that you are getting from USA ... then you'd need a step-down in order to use the bundled AC adapter which will be rated at 100V.

or if you are fine with using a 3rd party AC adapter which works with 220V (what we use in M'sia), get that and use it instead of the US Wii's AC adapter.


This post has been edited by yangkuo: May 18 2012, 08:06 AM

I'd rather a stepdown converter really. It's been my savior for the past few years.

but how about the Wii Shop, I got no problem to use it also, rite?
As we check with the shop in US, there were saying Malaysia cannot use it due to the region issue, but UK can.
While reading from this thread, I understand that Malaysia Official Wii is US region, right? so a bit confuse here.

Thanks.
Any idea how much to get it here in Malaysia?