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Javik

Member Since 24 Dec 2011
Offline Last Active Apr 03 2013 07:49 PM

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In Topic: Buying a UK Wii U for Australia

02 April 2013 - 10:50 PM


On top of that the warranty won't be valid in Australia and if anything goes wrong you will need to contact Nintendo UK and pay for shipping costs there and back.

To be honest its going to be more hassle then its worth.

 

Yeah, I've never had any problems with any Nintendo products that required the use of the warranty. Come to think of it, I've never had to utilise a warranty for any electronic devices I've owned.

 

The UK Wii U basic pack is a good $70 cheaper than the one in Australia. Plus I don't pay VAT so with shipping is basically 199 pounds from Amazon. Sweet deal for me! :D


In Topic: Connect Wii U to Apple 27" Cinema Display (mini displayport)

01 April 2013 - 10:31 PM

It looks like you may need a dedicated hardware decoder. This is what I needed to hook up my PS2 to a VGA monitor.

 

I am not 100% sure however


In Topic: Buying a UK Wii U for Australia

01 April 2013 - 10:24 PM

What I can say is that you will need to use UK eShop cards. The Aussie ones only work of the Aussie Wii U's. More or less a general currency thing.

 

I think UK ones can run Aussie PAL titles.

 

Dunno bout Club Nintendo, never really used it, the rewards are pretty crap imo.

 

Hi Javik, long time no type.

 

Hey Man

 

Awesome. I'll see what i can do about the actual store i set up. With my US 3DS I could set it up for any country in the Americas (including South America), so hopefully I can set up an Australian Account

 

Wii U is region-locked. So an EU WIi U won't play Australian games unfortunately.

 

 

 Yeh, I'm pretty sure EU is PAL and Australia is PAL so there shouldnt be a problem (that i know of) to playing UK/AUS games.


 


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