Nintendo Wii Games

[mca]

I'm heading to CM next week for a few days break and want to buy some Nintendo Wii games ( of the skull and crossbones variety if you get my drift).

Any pointers on where to get them?

Cheers.

[Donnyboy]

i dont have a wii

but if i remember correctly, someone has recommended a place by the CM railway station for games of all platforms (no pun intended)

cant remember the guy, but the avatar had his dog & gf in it? thaimiller?

perhaps an advance search could reveal something more

[Maccheroncini]

I was about to recommend the game shop on Airport plaza but then I found the one near Railway station is really good.

They know what they're doing, friendly and fair price.

Just enter this number in google you'll get the map here's the coordinate

18.777692359771088,99.01844501495361

[mca]

Many thanks to both of you. Dunno how CM compares to Khon Kaen but they're 100 baht here with the old buy 5 get 1 free deal.

[HansBlinkers]

They're only 60 bath here

[mca]

Excellent! Time to stock up.

[ChiangMaiFun]

on this subject - I'd like to buy a Wii which would take the games bought at such skull and cross-bones shops

does it have to have a mod? and where can I buy already to go? will this shop stock them?

[BlackArtemis]

I have probably mentioned this in every Wii thread so far but here goes...

The Wii no longer needs a chip. If you have a chip the copy games will still work, but i wouldn't run the system online.

Look up homebrewing, it is a 100% undetectable and reversible software modification where you can simply load downloaded games off an external HDD.

I have a 500GB HDD full of games, no more discs

The only downfall I could see is if you had a slow connection.