In future installments of “Free Wii,” we’ll be highlighting good games we’ve found. Not that we’d suggest you do that, of course. This is handy for checking out games at work to later play on the Wii when you get home. Since the games on the sites above use an older version of Flash, you can play them all on your computer using your mouse instead of the Wii Remote. With beautiful art direction and sophisticated music, some of the games at Orsinal are like pastoral paintings come to life. The well-done cartoon style of the YatSha site and games make this a good stop for kid-friendly games. Maybe the largest collection online, WiiCade offers games of every genre, and is a worthy first stop. Note: given how clunky it is to type with the Wii Remote and the onscreen keyboard, feel free to go to and just enter the names of the sites. From Retroarch to Nintendont (More On Later) You Can Play a lot of cool homebrew and also backup your discs Method 1: Indexine (HIGHLY RECOMMENDED) Most Guides Will Ask you to buy a cheap DS Game, But. These are among the most popular, and each has dozens of games to try for free. HomeBrew That Sht The Wii U is Dead as Console, But it’s Scene can and will expand your device use. There are several sites of note that concentrate on Wii-playable Flash 7 games. Nintendo is even offering users who did pay 500 Wii Points for the channel a free NES game of their choice, worth up to500 Wii Points. The Internet Channel, as of this writing, costs no money at all. You’ll need to also download the Opera browser from the Wii Shop Channel if you don’t have it already installed. With your Wii connected to the Internet, you can also trade friend codes and play against friends online in some games.įrom the home Wii menu, go to the Wii Shop Channel and then the WiiWare Channel, and select the Internet Channel for download. Bright Hub has a great article on how to do this… connect Wii to Internet. First, you need to get your Wii online, either by connecting your Wii to your local Wi-Fi or plugging in an Ethernet cable from your DSL or cable modem.
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