Yes, you do need a Nintendo Wii Console to be able to use Wii Draw. You also have to buy the games separately.
Most games require a separate Wii remote for each player. For single player games you only need one remote. You can connect up to four Wii Remotes to a single console, or three Wii Remotes and a Wii Fit Balance Board.
No. You need to get Australian games. yes u can
PAL games will only work on a European wii, as the wii is coded to send PAL signals, or you need to modify a Japanese, North American, or other wii to become region free.
yes you do need a modchip to play copied games on a Nintendo wii, their is no soft mod available yet to allow you to do this, however a wii can be soft modded to play gamecube copies.
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.
Nunchucks for the Wii can be purchased from stores such as Walmart, Game or HMV. Alternatively they can be ordered online from sites such as Amazon or Ebay.
You need a nunchuk for certain Wii games, like Wii Sports boxing for example.
probably around 350-400 pounds
The system comes with everything you need: -Console -1 wii-mote and nunchuck -power and audio visual cables + wii-mote sensor strip -wii sports game A few optional items: -SD card for extra memory and for uploading pics -High Definition audio-visual cable -additional games/wii-motes and nunchucks -wii-mote charging station and rechargable battery packs
Yes. You can play with the wheel, or with just the regualr wii remote, the nunchucks, or a gamecube controller.
Yes, the sensor bar for the Nintendo Wii U is exactly the same as the original Nintendo Wii. Also, Wii remotes, classic controllers and nunchucks work for the Nintendo Wii U. But keep in mind that not all games are compatible with classic controllers
you bet it is. 100 for the wii. 20$ per game, and 5$ for each pair of controllers and nunchucks. so the total should be roughly 200$
You turn both wii remotes onand connect the nunchucks to themthe versus should be unlocked
Wii games are region locked, you need US games for a US Wii.
I believe the Wii comes with everthing you need to use it, but depending on the situation or if you want extra stuff, there are some accessories that may be a must. Of course you will need games, and if you like multiplayer games, you could get extra WiiMotes and Nunchucks. If you want to connect to the internet, you either need a wireless modem, a Nintendo Wi-Fi USB connector, or a Wii LAN adapter. If your Wii is in a distant location from your TV, they sell extra long cords and wireless sensor bars. I'm sure you have seen things such as the Wii Zapper, which is simply a gun-shaped holder for a WiiMote and Nunchuck, or a Wii stand, or even a Wii carring bag. These things struck me as uneeded, and I believe they are just a waste of money.
You need a Wii, Gamecube games and Gamecube controllers. That's all you need.