well for zelda you should try and borrow it off a friend that way you save yourself 50 bucks to buy another multiplayer game i.e mario kart, brawl. as for the third game i would suggest mario galaxy although you could also borrow that off a friend because odds are he/she beat it and doesnt play it anymore. another good game is mario and sonic.

Congratulations =)!!

Yeah, don't listen to this guy. He's full of shit.

Alright, I think we all know what time it is...

*hugglez*

Anyways, your Wii should have automatically switched to 16:9 if you're connected to a widescreen T.V. ... strange...

And for the others, you'll might want to try the online site which deals with error codes. That might help you out.

And... hrm... on the single player side of things, you can't go wrong with Mario, Metroid, and Zelda. Smash and Kart can't be beat if you want a great multiplayer experience. So, the choice is yours!

Figured how the widescreen works. If I choose the 4:3 option with my TV set on widescreen it appears to be all stretched , but on the 16:9 option it looks great. So it seems that unlike the PS3, you have to set your TV to 16:9 to play widescreen!

not gonna recommend any games to you just yet cos you've plenty to be getting on with RE4, Z&W and all of the recommends in this thread (but hey you've gotta play Zelda and SMG).

I had seemingly the same problems when first got my wii online where the connection kept dropping but I had a cheap Belking router and it was actually a model Nintendo didn't recommend.

In the end I assigned a static IP address to the Wii and set the thing up manually and it's been great ever since.

*Little tip (obvious I know but) - if you do choose to attempt to set it up manually like I did then ensure you add a new connection and dont edit the existing as it's always good to keep a working one.

Here are some useful links:

http://wii.nintendo.co.uk/68.html - error code lookup
http://www.nintendo.com/consumer/systems/wii/en_na/onlineWirelessRouterIncompatible.jsp - incompatibile router and issue's with some ISP's

But hey I bought mine at launch and a lot may have changed with Wii firmware updates an all that.

Go to the WII Menu > settings > screen > widescreen settings > press 16:9, accept done...

Don't forget to put your TV in 480p under "tv resolution".

As for your WII Code WII Menu > click on Envelope > create message > address book and there's your code. Be aware, if you format your WII your WII Code will be different.

Congratz!

Indeed use Onna's tip, that makes a huge difference.

Instead of Medal of Honor I'd download some WiiWare and Virtual Console titles.

I mean there are over 200 retro games waiting to be downloaded, among which are Castlevania, Sonic, , Mario, Double Dragon, Contra, Mega Man, Streetfighter etc.
Absolutely one of the best features of the Wii!

WiiWare I'd recommend Toki Tori, LostWinds and FFCC.

RE4 and Zack and Wiki are awesome. Galaxy, Zelda and Kart as well. Brawl should be. That must be enough for a while. Maybe add No More Heroes and Okami.

Concerning the network problem, be sure you have the "24 hour connection" on in your menu, I also had this problem that I got an error of I couldn't go online. Then do the network connection settings again and the "test". Hopefully that works. Unless you have a router with a secure connection, others should help you with that.

It's not a problem with the Wii, over here it worked fine as soon as I set the Wii to widescreen. Some TVs detect widescreen automatically, some don't.

As for your connection, it depends on how your network is set up. Do you have a router? Are you also connecting via wireless with your PC? If so, your Wii network settings should match your PC settings. If you're using Windows, go to the network settings, and find the TCP/IP properties. Ask more questions if you need help.