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Things You Can Do With Your Nintendo Wii

Upon debut the Nintendo Wii became the hottest video game console available. The system continues to grow in popularity as it expands in capability. The many optional activities included within the Wii system allow owners to continually find new amusement. Not simply for fun, the Wii even allows users to improve physical fitness.
  1. Games

    • The primary use of the Nintendo Wii, numerous games exist allowing owners to find something for every interest, genre and age-appropriate level. For instance, teenage action adventure lovers might enjoy the futuristic combat game series, "Metroid." However, little girls would likely prefer "Disney Princesses: Enchanted Journey."

    Internet Access

    • Wii owners can access the Internet using the system "Wiimote". They also have the option of purchasing a keyboard that attaches via a USB port. The ability to access the Internet on the Wii allows users to download new games for their system. Users may also watch online videos, such as YouTube. People can message friends from the Wii. The "Internet Channel" on the Wii uses an Opera-powered browser for web access. Each Wii unit has a 16-digit code, which becomes their ID to join online games with other players.

    Exercise

    • Wii fitness games get people off the couch and exercising in a unique, entertaining fashion. Using external devices that work with the system, players can participate in a wide variety of games, including tennis, bowling and dancing. For fitness enthusiasts, more challenging games include "Gold's Gym Cardio Workout." Many Wii fitness programs include healthful cooking tips and ideas for food substitutes to assist users improve their dietary choices.

    Mii

    • A customizable virtual character, a "mii" allows Wii users to create a persona they can use while participating in compatible Wii activities. For instance, the "mii" may get attached to messages they post on the Wii message board. A "mii" gets saved to the user's Wii remote, allowing them to use the "mii" at any location they take the remote. For example, while playing on a Wii at the home of a friend using their own remote the "mii" becomes available for use on that system.

    iPod Charging

    • Like the Wii, iPods are cultural phenomena. While a Wii system does not yet interact with these devices or with iTunes, iPod users can take advantage of the USB ports on the Nintendo Wii system unit to charge their device. iPod owners can multitask by playing their favorite Wii game while recharging the battery of their iPod.


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