Datel Supporting the Wii
Just plug your USB WiFi dongle into your internet-enabled PC to create a Wireless Access Point. You can then connect to the internet and play online-enabled multiplayer games with DS and Wii gamers from all over the world.
No wireless router for your Wii? Use your WiFi dongle
In an article we found over at Ars Technica, someone tried to use it to get their Wii online and when they checked the Wii's wireless settings, there was an option for the dongle. So, if you're planning on buying a wireless router to
HOWTO: Transfer a Mii from your Wii using bluetooth and the wii-mote
Here is how to fer Mii's from your Wii to your Wii-Mote to your computer. then fer them back to your wii-mote and back into your Wii. but I did not need to, just unplug and replug the USB Bluetooth dongle.
Wii First Impressions
If you happen to have a Wii, it's well worth making the effort to get it connected to the internet. For those who invested in the USB Wi-Fi dongle for the DS, it's a pretty simple process, as the Wii can connect through the exact same
Opinion: Wii Hardware w/ Wii Sports
The Wii does support the USB dongle for wireless access, but be cautioned that the dongle won't work for all PC set-ups. For the same price as the USB adapter, you can get a wireless router at Wal-Mart. The Wii was surprisingly easy to
Wii Remote Works As Mouse Pointer
Wii Remote - Bluetooth dongle - GlovePIE software - BlueSoleil - Various script commands (page 5-6) - Patience - Lady Luck The key to doing this properly is not using the original Bluetooth drivers that Microsoft has for Windows XP SP2.
Wii Getting Its Ethernet On
Got a DS dongle? The device will double as a Wii hotspot. Plug it into the USB port on your computer, and you're good to go. For the dongle-less, Nintendo will be releasing an Ethernet Kit, which will let users connect their consoles to
Big, ugly antenna increases Wii's wireless range
Use the ethernet connection dongle and run miles of ethernet cable throughout the house. Redo your entire house to move the system and router closer together. Crack open your Wii and add a big-ass wireless antenna.
Wii: then and now
Then: The Wii could play DVDs via an unspecified and entirely nebulous dongle. The original console description reads: "Two Disc Formats, One Slot: Instead of a tray, a single, innovative, self-loading media bay will play both
DS Wifi dongle will work for Wii
Good news for those of you who've bought a Nintendo DS Wifi dongle (as I had to because my router didn't work with the DS): It'll also provide wireless access for the Wii. Hooray, Nintendo, for providing a two-in-one
dongle+wii: dongle+wii