The Mii channel is not available for the Nintendo DSi.
Launches apps not made by Nintendo
It isn't bad for you. but it will brick your Wii if Nintendo finds out you have it.
No, you cannot, because the homebrew channel is not official software. It is freeware and thus cannot and will never be able to be bought through Nintendo because it is free. Also, be wary of the homebrew channel it can and sometimes will completely crash your Wii (equivalent to the blue screen of death for a computer).
In America: A Nintendo DSi is $140; a DSi XL is $160. In Japan: A Nintendo DSi is ¥15,000; a DSi LL is ¥18,000. In the UK: A Nintendo DSi is £150. In Australia: A Nintendo DSi is $300.
No, as of 5/01/10 there is not. You can still use compatible flashcarts to run homebrew.
The Mii channel is not available for the Nintendo DSi.
Launches apps not made by Nintendo
It downloads games at the Nintendo Dsi shop channel
The Homebrew Channel is an unofficial channel used to load homemade applications that people have written. It isn't illegal but Nintendo is no longer held responsible for damages to the wii console.
Actually, the Nintendo DSI doesn't have Wi-fi . But, it does have a shop channel.
It isn't bad for you. but it will brick your Wii if Nintendo finds out you have it.
You cant, they were all fakes, but maybe Nintendo will make a Youtube channel from the dsi shop soon.
You don't need to pay to get the Homebrew channel for Wii. Refer to wiihacks.com for Tutorials, guides, and files to get it (Sign-up required to use links).
a Nintendo points card allows you to buy exclusive games off the Nintendo dsi shop channel, or the wii shop channel.
No, if you uninstalled the Homebrew Channel and BootMii, there is very little that can help you if the Wii bricks due to a "full brick" from an update, etc. except for sending it in to Nintendo. Uninstalling the Homebrew Channel and BootMii will not brick your Wii, however.
the only way is to have a nintendo 3ds