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I bought my kids Mario Kart and we all love it. In fact, we love it so much that it has been one of the more effective discipline tactics used… ever. No Mario Kart is an amazing motivator… at least for kids ages 5-11.
Anyway, I found this short review of the top 3 Wii Racing games. Check it out:
I was in a pretty bad car accident. Thankfully, everyone involved is doing okay… and I’m just ultra-sore. Mostly my back and my neck.
But what this means is that my Wii workouts have had to stop for a while. If you’ve ever done the Wii Boxing that comes in Wii Sports, you’ll know how much your shoulders can hurt afterwards. So, I’m steering clear for a while.
Hopefully I won’t gain weight after being off of the exercise regimen for a while.
OK. This is one part of the Nintendo Wii
You can turn your Nintendo Wii into a personal entertainment system. You’ve seen those Wii Channels everytime you start on the Wii Start Page, right? Well, they’re called channels for a reason. Check this out…
You can download games, music, TV shows, movies, and more. If you’re using the Wii Fit
by Jason Downs (used with permission from EzineArticles.com)
If you are the owner of a Nintendo Wii gaming system, then you have probably wondered if it is possible to copy or backup your Nintendo games. Well you should be glad to hear that you can back up Wii games and this article will tell you how to make a Wii disc back up. The concept is the same for burning a CD or DVD, but the software for burning Wii games is different.
The most important thing that you need to do to backup your Wii game is to find software that is made specifically for making backup copies of video games. Video game discs come with copyright protection features that wont allow you to use regular CD or DVD burning software, however there are now software companies out there who make software that will allow you to bypass the copyright protection features and back up Wii games.
Once you have the software installed on your computer it will be able to read the game disc, without it your computer will never recognize the game. So just remember that you must have game copying software to backup your Wii games.
The software is very easy to use, and in just a couple of steps you should have a backup for your original copy. The first thing that you would do is take your original Wii game disc which should be in good condition already, and insert it into your computer, your computer and the software will make a duplicate image of your game, when that process is finished you will be prompted to insert a blank disc and then the software does all the rest and makes you a backup copy of your original game.
If you play games on different gaming consoles, the software not only works for Nintendo Wii games, but you can also make backups for PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 games.
Now that you have learned how to backup Wii games, start protecting your video games today.
Start protecting and backing up your Wii games now, visit http://www.burnandcopymyvideogames.com to get started.
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Since my post a while back about getting a 298 in bowling on Wii Sports, I haven’t been able to get past 9 strikes in a row. Have any of you bowled a 300? Post a comment and tell us what happens. Also, let us know if you have any tips.
I’ve been playing a lot of Wii
Anyway, I was at a friend’s house and we were talking about the strategies for getting a higher rank (more coming in a future post). Then, something weird happened…
My friend was playing against the Wii opponents (I wasn’t playing with or against him). He sort of spiked the ball at an angle toward the left side of the court, just near the net. The computer opponent jumped really high to get the ball off the bounce… They hit it back, but they ended up in the stands. And the other Wii opponent had to play the remainder of the volley alone, while the first one was trapped in the stands.
Useless post, I know, but I also wanted to brag a bit about my rank in tennis 
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My mom just brought home Mario Kart for the Nintendo Wii last night. I was just wondering if more that two people can play at once on Mario Kart. Please don’t answer unless you are 100% sure that you’re right.
I blew it… I was playing Wii Sports with my kids. I bowled a 298… blew it on the last throw.
In case you are wondering, here’s what is said for each strike after the first:
2 strikes – “Double”
3 strikes – “Turkey”
4 strikes – “Fourth”
5 strikes – “Fifth”
6 strikes – “Six-Pack”
7 strikes – “Seven-Pack”
8 strikes – “8 in a Row”
9 strikes – “9 in a Row”
10 strikes – “10 in a Row”
11 strikes – “11 in a Row”
I don’t know what it says if you bowl a perfect game, though.
One annoying thing about bowling so well in the game is that everything is pretty realistic until you get to like 7 strikes in a row. I real life, the whole bowling alley would stop and watch from that point on. But, in Wii Sports Bowling, people keep right on bowling – even in the lanes next to you.
When I blew it on the last throw, someone in the next lane bowled right before I started going. I guess I only have Mii to blame, though :0)
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