Project64 with a Nintendo Wiimote

[Anonymous]

Cool!!! Wii Rox!!!

[Anonymous]

I tried doing this but my bluetooth dongle screwed up. I bought a new one it screwed up again. I swear there was something wrong with my PC but it didnt work with my laptop either. I also got this ARDS usb cord thing. It worked but the next day it didn't. So I try my laptop. Didn't work. It's strange that every usb thing i buy ends up breaking somehow.....

[Anonymous]

If you can use your wiimote on the pc, can you use it to your PS3 or X360 too?

[Anonymous]

@ the last guy: Durrr! Are you serious!? Go to RadioShack and buy an adaptoid!

[Anonymous]

It is real! What he did was to use an adapter to connect the wiimote to the computer.
And to handle the project 64 with it he did this:
Like with the keyboard your bundles click in the button of the control 64 and you choose the key to assign it to this button (Example: Button A=bundle Z) what it(he,she) did to handle with the wiimote was this:
If he want that the button B was waving the wiimote,he did click in the button B and I wave the control.
This way, the button B remains assigned waving the wiimote.
(Sorry if I have not written correctly, I am Spanish and have used an Internet translator to write in English :-\ )

[Jabo]

There's a rather good article written on this located here http://wiihacks.blogspot.com/2006/12...s-as-your.html

[Anonymous]

i think this is a perfect idea especially for people who used to play old games and now playing a motion sensored way oh and do you need a rooter to download the games to the wii?

[Anonymous]

this is one of the illest hacks i've ever seen

[Anonymous]

i do not now yet

[Anonymous]

I couldnt get glovepie to work with my Bluetooth stack properly on Vista. I really want this.