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How to Buy More Songs for Wii

The Nintendo Wii has increased in popularity and now has a huge software collection. There are many music and rhythm titles available, including Guitar Hero and Rock Band. Rock Band now offers extra songs for purchase.

Instructions

  1. Connecting the Wii to the Internet

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      Press the power button on your Wii, bringing you to the main menu. If you have configured your Internet settings, skip this section.

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      Click the Wii Options button.

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      At the next screen, click on Wii settings.

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      Scroll until you see the Internet option, then click it.

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      Click on Connection Settings.

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      At the next screen, you have three connections to choose from. Choose any of those connection.

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      Click Wired Connection or Wireless Connection depending on what kind of connection you want to set up. Most people opt for wireless.

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      Click Search for an access point. Click the wireless connection you want to connect to, and the Wii will save your connection. Depending on the security of the wireless connection, you may need to input a password.

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      Return to the main menu.

    Adding Wii Points to Purchase Rock Band Songs

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      Click the Wii Shop channel.

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      Click the Start Shopping button.

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      Click the Add Wii Points button.

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      Choose one of the options, either redeeming a Wii Points card or purchasing Points with a credit card.

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      Return to the main menu.

    Using the Rock Band Music Store

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      Insert your Rock Band disc.

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      Click the game channel and then Start.

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      On the main menu for Rock Band, click Music Store.

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      Find the song(s) or song pack you wish to purchase. Each song costs 200 Wii points.

      After completing your purchase, the songs will appear in your song list.


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