The Wii uses 802.11b/g Wi-Fi. How hard is it to set up a wireless router and hook the Wii up to the internet?
And what would I need if I just wanted to run a cable to it? I hear you need to buy an adapter to plug into the Wii or something.
I have a Netgear router. Tooko me a while to set it up because I realised it was because of a setting on my PC that made it not work. If the Wii is like the DS then going online with it is a piece of cake.
an Ethernet adapter is coming out for the Wii in the new year, again you could use that router.
i plug my laptop, desktop and xbox into the router and connect my DS and Wii wirelessly
i plug my laptop, desktop and xbox into the router and connect my DS and Wii wirelessly
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A @ ATEMVEGETA:hello! Has anyone tried to move Pokemon save files played in CFW/Emulator to OFW successfully?
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A @ ATEMVEGETA:@BigOnYa Did it happen to you or someone you know? Which is the dangerous part in this procedure?
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@ATEMVEGETA no, i just traded my pokemon over by trading it to a friend locally on cfw and trading it back on ofw -
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On the Switch forums I've seen people claim they were banned for using saves from emulator, on Ofw. But I don't play that ****+1
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@ATEMVEGETA here's a few comments, but know ive seen more in the threads. Post in thread 'Pokemon Scarlet save file' https://gbatemp.net/threads/pokemon-scarlet-save-file.646217/post-10403348
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A @ ATEMVEGETA:@BigOnYa,
Well, I had read that thread already, it does not mention moving saves from Emulator to OFW. Also I am not planning to edit/modify a save file. Just play a save file on an emulator, and then move it to OFW and play it on my switch. -
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I wouldn't risk it, but do what you want. A console ban is loss of all online play, of any games.
