Well it is possible to change country setting, so you could do one of the other regions within Americas... although DKII may have enough for 1 in each now.

Still, the USA region has a lot more data than any other region, so DKII might appreiciate it being split, you would have to talk to him.

I will bump this again at different times to see if I can catch a more European crowd.

I believe across the Americas, its possible to switch your country within the Wii Settings, so that you might be able to access all 4 Channels across the region from one Wii.

I believe the same is possible across the PAL regions.

Weird, I can´t enter in neither the Wii Shop Channel or the Nintendo Channel when my Wii is set in Argentina.

Lol, yes... true (though you are a little late )

The data we collect each week is the Nintendo Channel data, and the shop channel rankings.... (I am not asking for help with the shop channel stuff though) The Americas is split into 4 (or 5?) regions for the Nintendo Channel, but 1 of those regions has multiple countries included.... for the shop channel it goes country by country.

PAL consoles are split into 8 regions for the Nintendo Channel, but 5 of the 8 have multiple countries included... so for the shop channel I think there are 18 countries in total... although some are so insignificant we don't use them (New Zealand for instance, or Luxembourg)

I have no idea how Japan works... it may be split into Japan and then other Asian countries

Have you remembered to re-agree to the liscence agreement?

Each time you change the country setting (page 3 of the settings) you need to click the WiiConnect24 option (on page 2 of the settings) and agree the it... otherwise you cannot access online.

There are also countries on the PAL consoles you can set it to, but you can't agree to the liscence agreement because Nintendo doesn'thave an online service there (ie, South Africa).... although if you live in one of those countries you can just change to a country that does have the service.
I don't believe Argentina is one of those though.

... So remember to re-agree to Wii Connect 24 when you change back to Mexico Manuelf.

hahahaha, I knew it, looks like Latin America is divided, I just entered in Colombia and the info is completely different from Mexico.

MANUELF, can you confirm if the data from Brazil is different too? I don't want to install the Nintendo Channel for nothing XD

Looks like the only different between the mexican data and the colombian one are the rankings in the Wii Shop Channel.

The Nintendo channel data is the same but the Wii shop rankings are different.

We seem to have got lots of extra help for Americas, but no PAL users yet. Although to a certain point extra American help could help me, as I would feele less guilty asking DKII to organise the PAL helpers rather than myself.