GV Wii Address Book

Created by: CathodeRey Created: About 1 year ago

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Bio:

An end all address book listing for your Wii. Submit yours, and browse here to find some.

==Remember to submit your number on the LISTING topic.==

Suggestions::

-Try to have a bit about yourself on your page, I might not just add EVERYBODY, and some of you might not either. Link to your myspace if you've got one, or else be descriptive on your GV Page.

-Be Nice: We have to add you back so don't give us a reason NOT to.

-Have fun: OK, thats not really a suggestion, but two suggestions sounded weak. So I came up with this third one.

UPDATE:: 11/08/07
After a long hiatus of being busy with this thing people call "Real Life" I have returned to try to spur some sort of re-birthing. ALSO, with the release of Guitar Hero 3 and the upcoming Medal of Honor: Heroes 2, the need to get more online friends is building.

I encourage members to tell their wii owning friends to join this group and semi-promote as much as you please, this won't be nearely as fun with 6 people as it would be with 600. So spread the word. plz?

ALSO: If you own a DS then you might be interested in my other group The Friend Code Collectors which, on second thought, I maybe should have called "The Friend Code Collective". Oh well.

Same concept, different system.

WFC Wii Games
- Battalion Wars II details
  
  Three separate online multiplayer modes, including skirmish, assault and cooperative. In skirmish, both sides start out with a pre-deployed force with a facilities to replace units that are lost. The main objective of the game is to earn as many points by destroying enemy units. In assault mode, one player is given a siege battalion to destroy the opposing player's aspects. The third mode is co-op in which two players join forces to tackle a much larger computer. They are given certain units, forcing them to heavily rely on the other. The lack of multiplayer was among the more commonly cited shortcomings of the first game, but this was addressed in the development of the second, although the game still lacks a splitscreen multiplayer mode.
- FIFA 08 details
- Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock details
  
  the Wii version has online play utilizing game-specific friend codes, downloadable content will not be available initially
- Hooked! Real Motion Fishing details
  
  online play with up to 4 people.
- Madden NFL 08 details
- Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games details
- Mario Strikers Charged details
  
  Ranked matches puts players up against a random opponent and are restricted to players in the same region in order to maintain connection stability. A billboard showing the player's Mii will be shown along with the "Striker of the Day". The Striker of the Day is the player who earns the most points in one day. Players earn 10 points for winning a match or 1 point for losing a match, and also 1 point per goal scored, with a limit of 10 points extra earned for goals making a total limit of 20 points. Disconnecting from a match will cause players to lose points. The ranked matches do not use friend codes, are region specific, and support 1 vs. 1 and 2 vs. 2 player matches. Friendly matches are casual matches in which players can go up against their friends. Unlike the ranked matches, the unranked matches use the friend code system and there is no point system involved for winning or losing matches. While originally planned to support world-wide play, support for friend-code matches was later restricted to local regions due to concerns about lag and playability. Players are able to import their Mii; each Mii has its own friend code so that each user can have a separate friend list. The unranked matches support 1 vs. 1, 2 vs. 1, 2 vs. 2, and 3 vs. 1 player matches.
- NBA Live 08 details
- Pokémon Battle Revolution details
  
  two online modes; Battle with a Friend, which allows a player to battle a friend using its own 12-digit friend code, separate from the Wii's code, and Battle with Someone, which lets the player face off against a random opponent. DS controls cannot be used in online multiplayer. Notably, when playing random online battles, the player's trainer's custom greetings and Pokémon nicknames are all changed to its native nation's defaults; for example, a Japanese Magikarp will show its Japanese name instead of its English one. The game uses a separate friend code than the one introduced in Diamond and Pearl. Each save file has its own friend code in order to keep the friend rosters of players within the same household separate. After each random battle, players are given the chance to exchange trainer passes. The exchange must be mutual; it will not work if one of the two trainers refuses. Random online battles allow all but two Pokémon: Shaymin and Arceus. This is due to the fact these two Pokémon haven't been released officially yet, even inside Japan. When the game first came out, Darkrai was also banned. Shaymin and Arceus will become legal when their events are first released in Japan.
- [UPCOMING AND OTHER] details
  
  I only really listed the US available games as of 11/08/07, I don't mean any offense to my Asian and Euro brethren, I was just being a close minded American. For the full list of available or upcoming WFC Wii games, and all your other disputed information needs there is always wikipedia. And seeing as I cant get HTML to work for some odd reason in this details blurb: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Wii_Wi-Fi_Connection_games