Buying At Launch Has Its Downside
Reports of Wii errors have been propping up on the Internet recently. Supposedly, the error is caused by a recent update made by the the WiiConnect24 service, the service which keeps the Wii online even in stand-by. It is certainly not the first time we have heard of launch cases like this, neither will it be the last. The question is, just how many units are effected at present? Judging by the amount of reports coming in, it sounds like a pretty small amount.
The error is shown on the screen as a code, the most common of which are 110213 and 32002. Nintendo are handling the error in the usual way. They will replace the Wii free of charge, the downside is that this could take up to 2 weeks, due to the Wii shortages. So if you have waited in line for hours, only to receive this error, then you have another long wait until you get your Wii again. It certainly wasn’t a very impressive first system update.
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