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Hi

 

We have been given some money towards setting up a games club and the idea of a wii fit club was put forward.

 

I have been looking at options but just wondering if anyone knows if any educational suppliers would do this kind of bundle? My easy option would have been to go to TESCO or Argos but we need to have it invoices to the school as it is some external funding.

 

Anyway what do you reckon i should get and where from:

 

My thougths:

- Wii console

- Wii fit board (presume you can only connect one board at a time???)

- 3 more wii remotes

- 4 nun chuck

- wii sports

and maybe some extra educational games?

 

Anyway could anyone through any ideas to this please

 

Thanks

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Posted
Hi

 

We have been given some money towards setting up a games club and the idea of a wii fit club was put forward.

 

I have been looking at options but just wondering if anyone knows if any educational suppliers would do this kind of bundle? My easy option would have been to go to TESCO or Argos but we need to have it invoices to the school as it is some external funding.

 

Anyway what do you reckon i should get and where from:

 

My thougths:

- Wii console

- Wii fit board (presume you can only connect one board at a time???)

- 3 more wii remotes

- 4 nun chuck

- wii sports

and maybe some extra educational games?

 

Anyway could anyone through any ideas to this please

 

Thanks

 

Hiya Marvin,

 

We can look after all your console needs fella no problems,:cool:

Posted
Hi

 

We have been given some money towards setting up a games club and the idea of a wii fit club was put forward.

 

I have been looking at options but just wondering if anyone knows if any educational suppliers would do this kind of bundle? My easy option would have been to go to TESCO or Argos but we need to have it invoices to the school as it is some external funding.

 

Anyway what do you reckon i should get and where from:

 

My thougths:

- Wii console

- Wii fit board (presume you can only connect one board at a time???)

- 3 more wii remotes

- 4 nun chuck

- wii sports

and maybe some extra educational games?

 

Anyway could anyone through any ideas to this please

 

Thanks

 

Try Dabs, you won't get as good a deal as you will at Toys R Us but they invoice you

 

dabs.com - Laptops, Components, MP3 players, Software, Digital Cameras

Posted

Sounds like a good idea - a wii is particularly effective through an interactive whiteboard/projector!

 

It's also worth buying 4 remote rechargeable batteries: [ame=http://www.amazon.co.uk/Remote-Charging-Rechargeable-Batteries-Nintendo/dp/B001MY0RE2/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1240920929&sr=1-2]Four Remote Charging Dock & Four Rechargeable Batteries: Amazon.co.uk: Electronics & Photo[/ame]

 

(and if you buy a balance board, a rechargeable battery for that too)

Posted
We bought 2 wii's and boards for use during out enrichment activities, also PE have used them for the odd lesson! They work well but just a pain as it's left to me to setup etc
Posted
I know you can have 4 remotes, 4 nunchuck connected to the Wii but how many boards can you connect to it for wii sports?

 

as far as I'm aware, only one. The games we have at home require players to take turns

Posted
There are a few games I believe which allow you to use more than one board, but most of the ones using the board are just designed for a solo player.
Posted
You can set up an account with toys r us

 

You can set up accounts with Toys R Us!? Ah, if only I had the mind of a 10-year-old again, I could have such fun...

 

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David Hicks

Posted

Shahn whites snowboarding allows you to connect 2 boards! As does family ski.

 

As far as I am aware the maximum amount of boards you can connect is two, as they each use one of the 4 controller connections and you still need a wii mote for each player.

 

For music both raving rabbids tv party and wii music have uses!

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