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US Ninento WII

philtaylor · 2008-11-14 21:17:30

Over in the US on the weekend, was thinking of picking up a wii. Is there any major issues with getting one to work back in Ireland ie.. is it a case of just getting a plug adaptor? Also are the games etc.. locked to the US? Thanks for the help.

14-11-2008 9:17pm

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philtaylor

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Over in the US on the weekend, was thinking of picking up a wii. Is there any major issues with getting one to work back in Ireland ie.. is it a case of just getting a plug adaptor? Also are the games etc.. locked to the US?

Thanks for the help.

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#2 14-11-2008 10:39pm

appleidog

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to be honest its not worth it for a few reasons.

You would need a stepdown converter.

You would have to buy American games, irish ones won't work

And 3rd Wii's would be pretty scarce in america.

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