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The Basics of Operating a Nintendo Wii
Connecting the Nintendo Wii
Recommended Add-Ons For your Nintendo Wii
How to Set Up the Nintendo Wii
Overview of the Wii Console System
Connecting Wiimote to Wii Console
Connecting Nunchuk & Strap to Wii Console
The Wii Interface & Menu
Nintendo Wii Settings Menu
Parental Controls on Nintendo Wii
Setting Parental Controls on Nintendo Wii
How to Connect the Nintendo Wii to the Internet
Data Management on the Nintendo Wii
How to Use the Wii Message Board
Mii Channel on Nintendo Wii
How to Create a Mii on the Nintendo Wii
How to Create a Mii Body & Face
How to Create a Mii Hairstyle
How to Create a Mii Eyebrows
How to Create a Mii Eyes
How to Create a Mii Nose & Lips
How to Save a Mii on Nintendo Wii
How to Save Your Mii on the Wiimote
How to Use the Photo Channel on Nintendo Wii
Photo Channel Basics for Nintendo Wii
Photo Channel Options for Nintendo Wii
Photo Channel Slide Shows on Nintendo Wii
How to Use the Shop Channel on the Nintendo Wii
How to Buy Wii Points
How to Download Virtual Console Games on the Wii
How to Download Wiiware on the Nintendo Wii
Overview of Forecast Channel on the Nintendo Wii
How to Change Settings on the Wii Forecast Channel
Using the News Channel on Nintendo Wii
How to Setup a News Slide Show on Nintendo Wii
Using Everybody Votes Channel on Wii
Options for Everybody Votes Channel on Wii
Setting Up the Everybody Votes Channel on Wii
Overview of the Internet Channel on Nintendo Wii
Basic Web Surfing on Nintendo Wii
Using "Favorites" on the Wii Internet Channel
Overview: "Check Mii" Out Channel on Wii
Posting Plaza for the "Check Mii" Out Channel on Wii
Posting Your Mii "Check Mii" Out Channel on Wii
Contests on the "Check Mii" Out Channel on Wii
Have More Fun on the Nintendo Wii
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Summary: Learn all about the Wii console in this free video on setting up and maximizing your Nintendo Wii.
"O.k., so in this clip I'll show you how to use the various inputs on the Wii console itself, and the very front is a little opening right here and this is where you can put an SD card. I've got an SD card right here and it just goes in and it will click, and to get it out you'll just push it in again and it will pop right out. Pretty much like the way it should work in your digital camera and on the top there's two more openings and for GameCube controller inputs, the Wii will also play GameCube games, so you can use your controllers. There's also memory card slots for the GameCube memory card like this one I have here. I'll show you how you put that in, just slide it in and it will click in. You can't close it but you'll just leave it in there like that. To get the GameCube memory card out, just pull it and it will come right out."
eHow Article: Overview of the Wii Console System
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