The wii controller works using infered heat it given off by the sensor bar
Eh? The Wii uses a combination of infra red and bluetooth for its controllers. The control strip contains a number of IR LEDS and the controller 'sees' these.
When you use the controller as a mouse, selecting menus etc or shooting objects, the control is via the IR element. The controller also contains an XYZ sensing motion array that communicates movement direct to the base via bluetooth. According to reports, the IR works the opposite way to that expected, with the sensor data being picked up by the controller. The IR information is also fed back to the console from the controller via the bluetooth connection. TC3
A wireless game controller means you can sit as far away from the TV as you like.
Put batteries in the back of the controller and push and hold the center button, a lite should appear. That means its on.
You turn on your Wii and then press the A button. Take off the battery cover on the Wii-mote (Controller) and then go to your Wii and open this mini door under the Reset button. Then press the red sync button on the Wii and the Wii-mote.
The Wii U gamepad is the primary control method for the Wii U. What sets it apart from controllers from other systems is the touchscreen embedded in the center of the gamepad that can be used to serve a number of functions, such as being able to play games on the gamepad without any need for a TV, or for it to function much like the bottom screen on the Nintendo DS and 3DS.
Aside from the touchscreen, the gamepad supports a number of control methods, sporting a dual analog stick control scheme with four face buttons making up the A/B/X/Y cluster as well as four digital shoulder buttons. (L, ZL, R, ZR) Built in accelerometers and gyroscope allow for basic motion control as well, similar to that of a Wii Remote.
The gamepad also sports a front-facing camera that can be used for a number of different functions, as well as support for near-field communication. Much like the Wii Remote, the gamepad communicates with the console through Bluetooth.
It works simply if you just follow the instructions which are provided with the console after it is purchased.
very easy peassy
The Wii remote should automatically connect by pressing A, with the Wii console on. If you mean a classic controller, it connects to the Wii remote like a nunchuk.
It's looks really like a Nintendo Wii on the outside but, it's more advanced and added more newer features to the Nintendo Wii U. You should get one if want! =D
Yes, Wii games will work on a Wii U. You can also transfer any save data and downloaded content form the Wii to the Wii U.
No. It is part of what makes the Wii U special.
No Wii U games will work on the Wii.
Wii Remotes do work with the Wii U, as long as it is a Wii Remote with a WiiMotion Plus attachment or a Wii Remote Plus, and as long as the game supports it.
No, you cannot connect a Wii U controller to a Wii. Only Wii Remotes and other Wii accessories will work for the Wii, and the Wii U GamePad only works for the Wii U.
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No, the original Wii cannot play Wii U games
No, Super Smash Bros for Wii U is only playable on the Nintendo Wii U and will not work on the original Wii.
Yes, the Wii U is backwards compatible with Wii games. You need to insert a Wii disk, then go into Wii Mode by selecting the option from the Wii U menu. You'll need a Wii controller to use Wii Mode.
Yes, the Wii U is fully backward compatible with Wii games, Wii downloads, purchased WiiWare and Virtual Console games and has the Wii Menu built into it. However, Wii games cannot be controlled with the Wii U GamePad and will not be displayed in HD on the Wii U console. Also, GameCube Contollers will not work on the Wii U even if the Wii game allows the use of GameCube Contollers. There are GameCube Controller Adapters (Mayflash) that were created that the GameCube controller to function like the Wii Classic Controller, but is not an official product of Nintendo.
No, Super Mario Bros U is a Wii U game and the original Nintendo Wii cannot play Wii U games
Yes, the Wii U is backwards compatible with Wii titles. (It cannot, however, read/play Gamecube games.)