I heard there would be a Tales of Symphonia anime due out later this year. Realistically I do not think it will happen, but I will be very happy if there will be a sequel.

Looks awesome

I bet the Wii Remote turned sideways will require motion similar to Super Paper Mario and Sonic, but I will use the GCN controller, (gotta go buy them now) because of the easy smashes from the C-Stick.

With this update, I see the potential for 8 player action if 4 use the GC and 4 use the Wii Remote/Nunchuck/CC, but website clearly states 1-4 players.

If you go on Wii Shop channel, it will tell you that there is a system update. Not much need to rely on WiiConnect24 to notify you when there are updates. If you are expecting messages from buddies, then turn on standby mode. 

On another note, by turning standby mode off, I save about $1.50 a month on my energy bill.

[QUOTE="ZebethOrZebes"]Why not just deleete the VC games you're not playing? It's not like you'll never have them again. You can download them for free later.roboccs

Exactly what I was going to put. Take some games you aren't playing anymore and delete them. If for some reason you want to play them later you can just delete another one to free up a page and download it for no cost. 40 VC games...DANG MAN! That's a few hundred bucks! Life must be good.

It looks like I have no other choice but to do that, lately I did not have much time to play the games I bought, so I kept on adding the games to my channels, it takes 10 - 15 minutes to back up a VC game so I have been laying off backing up the games. The VC has been the primary motivation for me to get a Wii since I never had to opportunity to play a bunch of the classics in the past, and all those games are worth about 5 spanking new Wii releases, I do not have very many games for the system itself.

Edit: Turns out that redownloading a game is much quicker, I will probably resort to that. Thanks guys

This tutorial shows you how you could utilize a WiiMote on a Windows Based system, given if you know how.

http://blogs.msdn.com/coding4fun/archive/2007/03/14/1879033.aspx