I really hope that was a joke.

It's not, because it does.

I really hope that was a joke.

wii has wifi built in. its not a joke, even if it was..... i dont think it'd be funy

I'm on world... 5. Or 6. One of the two. Lots of fun.

dude is just wylin out about his wicked mario games, that's his jam bro

you know technically the levels are harder but multiplayer makes it so that this game is even easier than the ds one. :/

not if you play violently competitively

I have a weird sense of humor.

not really.

I found it funny that he was literally concerned enough that someone could assume he was joking about a wii feature, that he would actually apply that forethought into explicitly stating (within the same post) that he was in fact not making a joke when stating that initial fact. A fact that could very well be looked up online by anyone capable of reading the post in the first place regardless of the actual amount of trust each person may (or may not) place in DietCoke when it comes to the particular task of providing an honest and accurate anecdote as to the functionality of the latest generation of video game consoles.

EDIT:Wait... Someone else said it first and then someone actually thought they were joking? Now it's even funnier...

Does that count as having a weird sense of humor?

i'm having an issue where i can't burn wii games onto my dvd+r dvds. i use imageburn and have tried changing the book type, but my type is not listed there. i tried clicking on all of the tabs and choices and was unsuccessful. my burner will only burn dvd+r's. does anyone know how to help?
thanks,
 

I couldn't get this game to work when I burnt it to a DVDr, I had to use a USB loader and boot the image from a USB hard drive

I'll get this in 10 years when people are building houses from Wiis because there are no world resources left and we are forced to recycle all the useless white plastic we have bought on impluse in the past.

i am new to this forum! i recently bought wii console and I wanted to knw if its possible to burn wii games and play them on your wii without having a mod chip. I am downloading Mario bros right now, apparently i heard somewhere that you burn the game at a very slow rate (4x) and it will work (something like that)! is this true?

if not is there another posibility?

Yeah burn your games at x4... I'd hate to be perpetuating a myth but people say it will lead to more reliable burns and I haven't seen people shouting "NO YOU IDIOT YOU ARE WASTING YOU TIME."

And yes, you can pirate and play Wii games without a mod chip. It's not a simple process for newer Wii's but can be done. It's called soft-modding.

Yeah burn your games at x4... I'd hate to be perpetuating a myth but people say it will lead to more reliable burns and I haven't seen people shouting "NO YOU IDIOT YOU ARE WASTING YOU TIME."

I'm not sure what causes this to be true but I know this is true for Dreamcast games also.  You have to be very, VERY particular as to how you burn them for them to work, and burning them at a certain speed is one of those particular things.

I'm not sure what causes this to be true but I know this is true for Dreamcast games also.  You have to be very, VERY particular as to how you burn them for them to work, and burning them at a certain speed is one of those particular things.

it has to do with the disc writing process. Writing data to recordable disc media is basically a chemical reaction being caused by the writing laser as opposed to factory media which is pressed. and at slower speeds the data is being "burned in" to the media more thoroughly so when played in a system that is reading large amounts of data relatively quickly it needs to be burned in there nice and good.

this is why early CD players had a hard time reading burnt CDs and a lot of DVD players are finicky with burnt dual layer media and also why the quality of disc being used matters as well.

it has to do with the disc writing process. Writing data to recordable disc media is basically a chemical reaction being caused by the writing laser as opposed to factory media which is pressed. and at slower speeds the data is being "burned in" to the media more thoroughly so when played in a system that is reading large amounts of data relatively quickly it needs to be burned in there nice and good.

this is why early CD players had a hard time reading burnt CDs and a lot of DVD players are finicky with burnt dual layer media and also why the quality of disc being used matters as well.

this makes a lot of sense, thx!

did anyone else have a crash problem at the end level of the first world? loading with usb loader gx i mean?