That's a good idea. How about a climbing wall made out of Gamecubes?Buy a shit load of Wiis and Gamecube controllers and build a fort out of them.
Erm...the wiiU will also be able to play wii disks. Just not gamecube disks.With backwards compatibility being phased out, is it a good idea to stock up on a few brand new Wiis and Gamecube controllers so I can use them up until my old age? Or is that not a good idea?
that's the cycle of lifemy guess would be that if you just take care of the wii you have, then by the time it eventually breaks, the price of a used wii will be 1/2 of what it is today. and by the time that the world's supply of wiis is dwindling down to the point when it is hard to find a used wii and they get expensive again, that you will be able to accurately emulate the wii on our computer or whatever console is popular at that time.
NES consoles were made up of solid state components. The wii has things like a NAND flash chip and SEEPROM (limited erase cycles), custom DVD ROM (moving parts that wear out), and a real time clock powered by a backup 3V battery. I don't think too many of them will still be in working condition 20 years from now, Nintendo probably didn't think so either given their clock ticks will wrap around and all the wiis will think it's the year 2000.
When you're an old man you'll be playing emulated Wii games on a holographic display, controlled by your mind.With backwards compatibility being phased out, is it a good idea to stock up on a few brand new Wiis and Gamecube controllers so I can use them up until my old age? Or is that not a good idea?
Oh and download speeds will be so good, that you only need to think about the game and you will instantly have the rom.When you're an old man you'll be playing emulated Wii games on a holographic display, controlled by your mind.With backwards compatibility being phased out, is it a good idea to stock up on a few brand new Wiis and Gamecube controllers so I can use them up until my old age? Or is that not a good idea?
The only thing you need to stock up on are vitamins and herbal supplements so you can live that long.
Of course, cryogenic freezing is also a good choice but it is quite costly.
Oh and download speeds will be so good, that you only need to think about the game and you will instantly have the rom.When you're an old man you'll be playing emulated Wii games on a holographic display, controlled by your mind.With backwards compatibility being phased out, is it a good idea to stock up on a few brand new Wiis and Gamecube controllers so I can use them up until my old age? Or is that not a good idea?
The only thing you need to stock up on are vitamins and herbal supplements so you can live that long.
Of course, cryogenic freezing is also a good choice but it is quite costly.
Oh and download speeds will be so good, that you only need to think about the game and you will instantly have the rom.