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Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Official Wii Component Video Cable

Official Wii Component Video Cable Review



Official Wii Component Video Cable Feature

  • The Wii Component Video Cable allows you to hook your Wii console system to a high-definition TV (HDTV) or enhanced-definition TV (EDTV) to view 480p progressive output. 480p progressive output displays at a higher resolution than standard 480i resolution.
  • Please note that your TV must be a high-definition TV (HDTV) or enhanced-definition TV (EDTV) to view 480p output. You will also be required to change your Wii settings from Standard TV (480i) to EDTV/HDTV to view 480p.
  • You cannot see Wii progressive display output when the Wii console system is hooked to a TV using any other kind of cable.
  • This component video cable is for the Wii and will not work with any other system. In addition, the Nintendo GameCube Component Video Cable will not work with the Wii.
  • Wii Component Video Cable Length: 8.2 ft./2.5 m
Nintendo Component Video Cable RVLAKC1 A/V Device Cables


Sunday, December 11, 2011

Official Nintendo Classic Gamecube / Wii Controller

Official Nintendo Classic Gamecube / Wii Controller Review



Official Nintendo Classic Gamecube / Wii Controller Feature

  • Wii-compatible when playing GameCube games
  • Eight-way D-pad
  • Twin analog thumbsticks
  • Packaging Controller is region free and works on any Wii console
  • As with all imported packaging, the package will show “USE IN JAPAN ONLY.” Please note that the product is 100% compatible with all Wii Consoles
Up to four (4) of these same controllers can be plugged directly into the Wii console when enjoying Nintendo GameCube game discs on your Wii. Note: GameCube controllers only work when playing GameCube games on the Wii console. Exceptions to this include Super Smash Bros. and Mario Kart, both of which allow you to use your GameCube controllers. It's possible there are or will be other exceptions. Check your games' instruction books to be sure.