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Have any of you tried this yet?

karathrow

Joined: Oct 26 2010

http://kotaku.com/5866481/how-to-play-wii-games-in-high-definition-on-yo...

I was considering setting it up just to see if the games look nicer.

Having to buy a wireless sensor bar seems iffy though...not sure I really want to do that.

Submitted on Fri, 12/09/2011 - 07:57

Lemoncobbler

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Location: SoCal

Joined: Dec 22 2010

you don't NEED a sensor bar.
buy two candles, light them, put them infront of your screen or monitor, set them about 8 inches apart (about as long as the sensor bar)
and the wiimote will work like a charm.
don't even know the science behind it but shit works

and I dunno I couldn't even get the gamecube emulator to run on my computer without lagging like crazy, so I don't know if I'd even want to try wii...

Submitted on Fri, 12/09/2011 - 09:51

maybe i'll finally play

Jacob31593

Location: Tampa, FL

Joined: Jan 04 2009

maybe i'll finally play twilight princess

Submitted on Fri, 12/09/2011 - 09:56

Re: you don't NEED a sensor

karathrow

Joined: Oct 26 2010

Lemoncobbler said

you don't NEED a sensor bar.
buy two candles, light them, put them infront of your screen or monitor, set them about 8 inches apart (about as long as the sensor bar)
and the wiimote will work like a charm.
don't even know the science behind it but shit works

and I dunno I couldn't even get the gamecube emulator to run on my computer without lagging like crazy, so I don't know if I'd even want to try wii...

They're one and the same from what I understand. (It's a GC and Wii emulator)

Jacob, I was thinking the same thing.

Submitted on Fri, 12/09/2011 - 11:36