Banging/ dropping / slamming it is not a good idea... Myself? I've had controllers work fine after being banged on a roof, knocking over a glass, and having whiskey spilled on it (all Mario).... it still works fine
If you have the thing on too long (without a cooling fan) the heat can permantly damage the graphics card inside it. When this happens, small green pixels can randomaly appear in games which are graphically demanding.
I know about this because it happened to me. Fortunately, I am capable of putting up with it.... most folks are asked to send them in for repairs.
That said, if you are planning on having multi-hour sessions..... I would shell out the 30 bucks for a cooling fan.
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Banging/ dropping / slamming it is not a good idea... Myself? I've had controllers work fine after being banged on a roof, knocking over a glass, and having whiskey spilled on it (all Mario).... it still works fine
Battery wise? Buy rechargeables.
Mark
It took me an hour to get the booze off my TV and carpet! But it was a fun night.
E as long as the Wii-motes aren't around when you are in a hand with Lee, you'll be fine.
LOL, good one...I've matured since then tho
If you have the thing on too long (without a cooling fan) the heat can permantly damage the graphics card inside it. When this happens, small green pixels can randomaly appear in games which are graphically demanding.
I know about this because it happened to me. Fortunately, I am capable of putting up with it.... most folks are asked to send them in for repairs.
That said, if you are planning on having multi-hour sessions..... I would shell out the 30 bucks for a cooling fan.