Q: I want to play a Gamecube game on my Wii, but I am unable to use the sensor bar. Does anyone know how I can play it?
Thanks!
A: You will need a sensor bar. That is the ONLY way
Features
Compact size design Can be placed anywhere Wireless function and easy to set up 7 meters operating range to Wii console, 5 meters operating range to Wii remote controller Requires 2 pieces of alkaline dry AA batteries (72 hours of continuous play time)
Product Description
The Nintendo WiiMini Wireless Sensor Bar has been redesigned and is now smaller and has alonger range than the Nintendo Wii Wireless Sensor Bar. Thanks to itscompact size, you can now carry the Mini Wireless Sensor Bar anywhere!
Utilizing thesame frequency as the Wiimote, the Nintendo Wii Wireless Sensor Bar extendsan additional twelve meters of distance so that you can play your favorite Wiigames without standing so close to your TV.
...Believe it or not, infrared LEDs actually run cooler and emit far more intense light than blue or white LEDs due to the lower energy potential (electron volts) require to excite the emitter. It's just that this light is invisible to human eyes. Candles have peak emissions far below the visible light spectrum, so while relatively dim in the visible, they are actually quite astonishingly bright within the infrared spectrum. Wiimotes also use a full-spectrum camera sensor, which has a filter over it to block visible light, so any wavelength of light from IR to UV could potentially excite the sensor. The IR-filter removes the possibility of interference from television sets, which primarily emit visible light.
I think that the only way that Nintendo could be sued for this is if the lawyers can prove that the candle trick was actually authorized or recommended by Nintendo, which it obviously wasn't. Just like you can't sue Nintendo for Wiimote-induced telivsion damage of injuries when the wrist strap was clearly not being utilized. That is why the safety warning is displayed every time you load a game. The candle trick would likely be classified as an unauthorized modification or device and thus nullify any claims. Parents should also teach their children not to play with fire, and hide dangerous objects like matches, lighters, knives, etc.
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