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    How to apply a Wiimote to play osu!

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    You will need:
    a wii
    a wiimote
    a sensor bar
    TouchMote app. (touchmote.net)
    First, change on the wii. This is very important otherwise the sensor bar will not activate. Then you connect the sensor bar to your device (i used tape...) Now go to touchmote.net and download the app. Once you have that, uncover TouchMote and connect! TouchMote has directions to connect. Once you do that, your wiimote cursor will appear on the screen! (If it doesn't demonstrate , you are either: too close to the device, too far away from the device or the sensor lock isn't facing the remote.) Now, unclosed osu! and you are finished! Recall to turn on Wiimote support in the menu!

    I did that and linked it and it worked one period, then later I wanted to act it again and then it couldn't find the remote, what do I do?

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    Kubus230811

    Do you need Bluetooth on your computer?

    Monsterfan_

    Kubus230811 wrote:

    Do you need Bluetooth on your computer?

    YES

    Tamyrk

    how can I perform with the wiimote in fullscreen?

    
    
    

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    title (EN)	Harvest Moon: Tree of Tranquility - Big Gay Edition
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    Although I've owned a clone of this unique RPG for years now, its disc hadn't seen the innards of my Wii until a week ago.
    
    What prompted me to earn off my lazy butt and (finally) start playing Opoona? One of the first things I did after getting settled into our new home was hook up my Wii (mainly to see if it still worked), which in turn pushed me to unpack and systematize all of my games.
    
    Looking through my collection of Wii titles made me realize just how many of them I'd never even booted up. So, I decided then and there to free a few from their plastic prisons--beginning with this ArtePiazza-made oddity and Namco's similarly weird Tabemon. (Don't stress, I'll share impressions of the latter in an upcoming post.)
    
    

    
    Since then, I've put approximately six hours into the former. That's an accomplishment worth crowing about, if you seek me. After all, Opoona's first hour or two are the definition of challenging. Not because its random battles are overly tough, mind you; rather, it's because the game takes its sweet day in telling you the protagonist's backstory and introducing you to the game's world. Also, the first area ("dome," actually) it drops you into is a real bitch to
    

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