A Wii from the US will play in Europe, but you would need to buy all the games from US as well. Each of those games is coded for a region of the world and will only work with a compatible system coded from that region. That is the same for PS3s and Xbox 360 and many DVD and Blu-ray Players.
I meant how can I buy Wii games for Europe while residing in the USA? Amazon.uk doesn't have many good choices.
no because in Europe the PowerPoint is made differently and with an adapter your wii will blow up because in Europe they use more volts and with the wii from usa they use less volts
No. Wiis are locked depending on what region they are bought in. A US-bought Wii (i.e. NTSC) will not play games bought in Europe or Japan. (i.e. PAL) There is no way to get around this legally.
There are a lot of questions like this, and I love to answer them: No. For the Wii there are 3 regions: Japan, Europe, and US. If you have a Wii from the US, you cannot use European games on it, and vice versa. You're gonna have to buy games from the region of your Wii.
No, you cannot. Europe uses PAL programming, while the US uses NTSC. Because the Wii is region-locked, the two are incompatible.
it was released in north America in August 25, 2008 i think it will never be released in Europe if you want to play it on your pal wii (European version wii), get a freeloader (eBay) for wii, then buy an ntsc (north American version) Mario super sluggers game disc (us eBay)
No. Wii consoles are locked by region and can only play games bought in the same region as the console. Games from the US and Europe cannot legally be played on a Japanese console.
no it won't work unless you hack your wii with a special chip
no, it is a different format to the European one
No it cannot be played. Europe uses the PAL format and a US Wii is in NTSC. Because the Wii is region locked, the two video modes are separate and cannot be played in the separate countries. Indeed you can't play region locked games,but there is a way around this which let's you play region locked games and even backed up and imported games. However this does mean your Wii will not be under warrenty from Nintendo and if your Wii breaks or bricks, Nintendo might not provide support for you.
no Nintendo put a lock on the wii's so you cant
it depends be cause I'm on the same boat. buy a program called freeloader so US games will work on a euro wii. and you'll need a amercan a/c adapter becaus US and europes outlets are diffrent. but a euro wii wont work on a American t.v. I'm trying to solve that one myself.