Wii Menu
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- This article is about the microgame in WarioWare Gold. For the actual Wii Menu, see Wii § Wii Channels.
| Wii Menu | |
|---|---|
| |
| Appears in | WarioWare Gold |
| Type | 18-Volt |
| Command(s) | Find ★! |
| Info | "Tilt the Wii Remote to move the cursor on the TV! Once you find the channel with the ★ next to it, press  to select! Change the page by selecting the arrows. The Wii was released in 2006."
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| Controls |  ↔ - Tilt the Wii remote - Select channel and change page
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| Time limit | 16 beats |
| Points to clear | 20 |
Wii Menu is one of 18-Volt's microgames in WarioWare Gold.
Gameplay[edit]
The player must select the channel on the Wii Menu screen with a pink star (★) on it. The Disc Channel, Mii Channel, Photo Channel, Everybody Votes Channel, Check Mii Out Channel, and Wii Speak Channel make appearances in this microgame.
- 1st level difficulty: The star is found on the starting page.
- 2nd level difficulty: The star is found on another page.
- 3rd level difficulty: The star is found hidden among other symbols and may also be on another page.
Gallery[edit]
The PAL version showing the 24-hour clock format, though the date format remains that of the NA version
Media[edit]
 Wii Menu - The source song for the microgame. A loop of the portion from 0:03 to 0:08 is used in the microgame. | File info 0:30 |
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | Wiiメニュー[?] Wī Menyū |
Wii Menu | |
| French | Dans le menu Wii[?] | In the Wii menu | |
| German | Wii Menü[?] | Wii Menu | |
| Italian | Menu Wii[?] | Wii Menu |
Trivia[edit]
- In this microgame, the Disc Channel can be in any position. However, in the actual Wii, the Disc Channel is in the top left position on the first page, and cannot be moved without modifying the Wii.
- The clock under the channel list shows the system time of the Nintendo 3DS, as what an actual Wii with system update 3.0 and higher does. The time format reflects the system region (12-hour for The Americas, 24-hour for Europe), but the date format in the English version will always be MM/DD.
