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This is completely random, but im wonding what would happen if you do the following Purchase 2 wiis, set them up next to eachother, and place the sensor bar on top of one another, hook one up to one tv, and one up to another, sync the same remote to both wiis, then pop in the same game for both. Will you be able to play both wiis at the same time? will it be exactly the same? what are your thoughts. has anyone tried this?



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You can only have a Wiimote connected to one system at a time ... You would also need to use only one sensor bar ...



It won't work as is, but it'd be a neat hack. You'd need to use wireless sensor bars though.



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stof said: It won't work as is, but it'd be a neat hack. You'd need to use wireless sensor bars though.
No, one wired sensor bar would work fine. You can run the Wii without the sensor bar attached. And you only need the 1.



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The Wii and Wiimote have to be paired.



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But how would the other wii not sync with it?? I mean, if you unplug 1 wii, and sync the remote to the other, then turn off and unplug the wii that was just on and sync the remote with the other wii, how would it know?



Simple. The data is stored in the Wiimote. When a Wiimote is synced to a system, that data is stored into the 4KB of volatile memory in the Wiimote. Sync it to another system, and it gets replaced... (I'm probably wrong, but at least it makes sense.)



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xbongox said: But how would the other wii not sync with it?? I mean, if you unplug 1 wii, and sync the remote to the other, then turn off and unplug the wii that was just on and sync the remote with the other wii, how would it know?
It's bluetooth. Bluetooth only communicates with 1 device at a time. it is 'linked' to one wii in particular. And becuase of that, you would have to use a 2nd Wiimote for the 2nd game.



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ah, good call