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I have absolutely no idea. The only thing I can do is give it a go both ways (for every type of game) to see whats best. It would be weird waving a "sword" with my right hand, and it would be weird using an analogue stick with my right hand. Can I have another left hand?

A) If you have a wireless router - search for Wireless. Connect to router you want (enter network key if necessary) - If that doesn't work, enter some details about your router, then connect. B) If you have a Nintendo Wi-Fi Connector Dongle (Im guessing the DS one will work - as it's official name doesn't actually have "DS" in it...but don't take my word for it) - Search, connect c) If you have none - Not entirely sure, all I know is you'll need some USB attachment. It depends whether the Wii has a built in broadband modem, or If you'll need your own USB modem. I'm also guessing you'll be able to connect it to a PC via a network cable (with a USB attachment) to connect to the internet through that.

I'm waiting to see if my local blockbusters will be getting it in stock (unlike some, this one sells new games and consoles) - mainly as I can get £37 off by giving them my old DS. (maybe even more if I give them my GameCube, too)

Some DS games, like brain training, allow the option of left-handed or right-handed (and twists the screen around). Some others (that use the stylus and 4 buttons/D-pad) let you use either D-Pad or the 4 buttons to control the game. Because of this left/right handed Zelda thing, I've just realised that I could have more trouble getting used to some games...I would use a sword in my left hand, but my right hand would be better for aiming a gun. This means that I'll have to get used using the analogue stick in my right hand. Anyway, I'm hoping that they'll let people select what hand they use (which, knowing Nintendo, they probably will). But what effect will it have on the game? Will my Wii Zelda be different to most peoples? (as in, its un-mirrored)

Actually, It was Windows Media Player problem that causes the problem - hence why Microsoft sell EU-specific "N" versions of XP (the same thing but with no media player - same price, too). It would be annoying if you had to pay for opera..but as it can be downloaded....is FireFox a possibility? (If Mozilla, or someone else, makes it)

You can already buy BD-RE (Blu-Ray Disc [yes, you have to spell it wrong] Recordable) disks...

Hang on...Sony focus heavily on Blu-Ray, (which has the main advantage of storage space), then decide to produce games that can easily fit on a CD, while dumping the main proportion of the game onto the machines HD. Something to do with the slow speed of the Blu-Ray Drive?

Yea, Nintendo are going for a "Product is famous, not the company" type thing - like "Ahead Software" (makers of Nero)

Wii Fund:£237 Wii Target: Haven't decided. The £37 is for a part-exchanged DS. (I was given a Lite for free)

Can they do anything about external (USB) TV Cards? (as in the fact that they can be shoved in a drawer of socks)

http://trekmovie.com/2006/08/28/star-trek-tos-gets-redone-with-new-cgi/ http://www.tvguide.com/News/Insider/?cmsGuid=%7BFFD672A7-68D2-4EE3-A18C-781FC2972A5B%7D A load of effects from the original Star Trek are being redone with new CGI effects, and is getting remastered in High Definition The new versions will not air in order, and will start with "Balance of Terror" on 16th September (in America)

I take it that this is what NGamer meant by "some games may reach stores before the console", too. I take it Wii games in UK will be 39.99 RRP, too. (same price as GC). Either Wii Sports will be bundled with the console, or it will be in the console.

Well, I'll consider my self lucky, in that I sold an 512GB iPod shuffle a few days ago (I got sent it for free) for £35. It's probably worth a lot less now. (as for £20 extra, they can now get a smaller, larger shuffle, with personalisation).

You mean 1 FREE Drink, £2.50 entry & Skip The Queue? edit: ah, slightly different on monday. edit2: doesn't sound my sort of place.

OMG at the new shuffle's size. Does anyone know if apple (or resellers) do a part-exchange for other iPods?

As my iPod is still under warranty, would they replaced a "damaged" Nano with a new version? edit: Or is there a way to part-exchange?

Well, just over a year ago: - Science staffroom set on fire in school holidays (it's still boarded up) - Canteen set on fire. Too nearly half a year o repair.

Well, off to Sheffield on Saturday. I think I should start packing..

They can't even say how to pronounce it properly, so I doubt the price is correct.

David Bateson: Should play Agent 47 (he's the guy who does his voice)

So, new and unique is not for hardcore gamers? Neither is stuff related to NES games? Or a fantastic game too difficult for non-hardcore gamers to get anywhere near ton completing? And those 2 games alone beat the PS3's launch lineup. Some examples of these non-existent. Just kill yourself now. So, now that the numbers aren't positive for Sony, they suddenly don't matter? Um...Nintendo themselves aren't calling it Next-Generation. Its a New-Generation console. Finally, why is something that is not officially classed a games console, be the main thing for hardcore gamers?

Perhaps they mean something like the rumble used to be able to be variable in strength, but had to remove it when they added the mic (because too much info was getting sent to the Wiimote at once). Remember, the rumble only has one strength.

Or that someone printed the picture and sticked in inside a mag they found.

From what I can tell, this wasn't even mentioned in NGamer.

Which was only because Nintendo refused to make a version without the expansion pak (for the people who already had one)