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Tonight: NintendoEverything readers voted, and we bring you (in generic top ten list form!) the results for “Best Visuals”, “Best Soundtrack”, and “Most Underappreciated”!

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The Wii has had a long life– longer than any past Nintendo system in fact– and even though we are but a week and a half from the launch of the console’s successor, we here at NintendoEverything thought it would be fitting to use the weekend before the Wii U explosion as a long send-off to Nintendo’s revolutionary little while box. Tonight, we bring you the first of three parts to our coverage, which make public for the first time the winners for “Best Visuals”, “Best Soundtrack”, and “Most Under-Appreciated” in the large survey I did of your guys’ opinions. They have have been hand-counted (yes– paper, pen, and tallies), written up, and formatted for your convenience, all of which are available below.

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The Top Ten Wii Game Soundtracks

The Top Ten Most Visually Appealing Wii Games

The Ten Most Under-Appreciated Wii Games

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Posted on 12 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Wii, Wii U | 0 comments

When transferring content from a DSi to a 3DS, you can pick and choose items to bring over. That’s not the case with the Wii to Wii U process.

According to IGN’s Rich George, the process automatically brings over all possible items. Wii software save data, WiiWare titles and save data, Virtual Console titles and save data, add-on content, Wii Points, Wii Shop Channel account activity, and Mii characters

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NPD Group has released a listing of the top ten best-selling games in the U.S. for the month of October. The results can be found below.

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Walmart’s entire Black Friday 2012 ad has been posted online. All of the retailer’s video game deals can be found below.

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This week’s Nintendo Download includes the following featured content:

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• Paper Mario™: Sticker Star – When an accident scatters stickers across the land, Mario™ sets off on an adventure to repair a torn world. Searching Forests, Deserts and Mountains, Mario collects stickers to solve puzzles and battle monsters. Flatten characters, roll out towns and walk through living, breathing dioramas. Paper Mario: Sticker Star will be available at retail stores and in the Nintendo eShop on Nov. 11. (For Nintendo 3DS™)
• Pokédex™ 3D Pro – The Pokédex 3D Pro application is an upgraded version of the original Pokédex 3D application, exclusively available in the Nintendo eShop for $14.99. It includes detailed information about more than 640 Pokémon from the Pokémon video game series. The Pokédex 3D Pro application also includes in-depth sorting, comparison and ranking tools, as well as comprehensive details about the moves each Pokémon can learn, and how and when each Pokémon evolves. (For Nintendo 3DS)
• Disney Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion (Demo Version) – Master the Power of Illusion! Players will take on the role of Mickey Mouse as he uses his brush to wield paint and thinner to save the Toons. Download the demo now in the Nintendo eShop. (For Nintendo 3DS)

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You better pay close attention when transferring content over from the Wii to Wii U. That’s because the process is a one-way process. Once content is sent over to the Wii U, it can’t ever go back to Wii.

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There is more information about a few Wii U topics below. The roundup covers SD cards, how the console can be turned on, the mode used to access Wii content, and the lack of print material included with the console.

SD cards

– Up to 2GB SD cards supported
– Up to 32GB SDHC cards supported
– Won’t support SDXC or “UHS-type” cards
– Need an adapter for a Micro or Mini SD card
– Larger SDHC cards may work

Turning on the system

– Can turn on the Wii U without turning on the TV
– Press the power button on the GamePad to enable the system
– Then access content without the TV on
– TV Remote integration will let you then turn on the TV through the Pad itself
– Can access the GamePad and turn on your Wii U through the controller’s touch screen
– There’s a button within the remote interface that says “Play Wii U”
– Touch this to turn the system on
– Can also press the power button on the system itself

The Wii application

– System goes into a mode dedicated to running Wii software
– Need to access the Wii application from the Wii U interface
– Will need to use the Wiimote to navigate
– WiiConnect24 doesn’t work

Manuals

– Wii U doesn’t have a huge manual
– Does come with some printed instructions
– Most “how to” info is stored in a digital manual on the console itself
– Can access this through the home screen

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