yes they go in your wii remote to plug into the guitar controller (you need AA)
2 ways: Disconnect the batteries from the wii remote, Press the HOME button and go to wii remote and then you can click a button that goes to the reconnect screen this automatically turns the wii remote off.
Wii remotes need two double A batteries to work.
If it's yellow, then the wii remote is done charging. But if you put the wii remote on the charger and it immediately turns yellow even though your remote has no batteries, then your charger has problems/it's broken.
y to sync your remote with the wii. To do this, open the wii remote so you can see the batteriesand next to the batteries you'll see a red little button, then get to your wii, open u the little flap on front of the wii and you'll see another red button. press the button on the wii and the remote on the same time, the wiimote flashes light and should then connect to your wii. note: your wii must be turned on and your wiimote batteries should be full.
2 of them
because you need to have batteries in the remote and the wii has to be plugged in and on
You don't have to buy one. The Wii Remote is designed to use two AA size batteries. The charger packs are a convenience, as you don't have to go out and get new batteries every few hours of gameplay.
No, the Wii Nunchuk doesn't require batteries. It is wired and is connected to the Wiimote. However you do need batteries for the Wiimote itself to work. There are some wireless nunchuks from third party companies that require batteries though.
yes they go in your wii remote to plug into the guitar controller (you need AA)
You'll know when the batteries die when either your Wii suddenly turns off, or your wii remote stops working.
You need to change the batteries or charge it with a charger that you can get at game stop
they take the same as the wii controllers (AA) because you need to plug in the wii remote into the guitar controller to enable it to work.
Put the wii remote and the batteries inside the feeezer,it worked for me.
The Wii Remote Charging station is designed for use with standard Wii remotes. You'll only need to switch to rechargeable batteries.
No, you cannot because the battery is dead. Replace the current 2 AA batteries with a new set of fresh AA batteries (2 of them). If you have no new AA batteries, you should go to your local CVS/Walgreens store to pick some up. You can also use a spare Wii Remote if you have one. If all this fails (besides the spare remote thing), your Wii Remote may need to be replaced.
Put double A batteries in it