Always Use Protection, Especially With Wii Points
GameLife provides a useful tip about password-protecting your Wii points. Definitely a good idea for those of you with mischievous children, little brothers and sisters and drunken roommates.
Turns out it's a rather simple process to boot:1. Hit the Wii Options button in the lower left-hand corner of the Wii Menu and navigate to Wii Settings.
2. Click the arrow on the right side of the screen to bring up Page 2, choose Parental Controls.
3. Go through the process of creating a PIN and a secret question.
4. In Other Settings, select "Yes" when asked about restricting the use of Wii Points. Go ahead and limit use of Internet Channel, News Channel, and the highest gaming rating allowed if you're feeling adventurous.
Now if only I could password-protect my Xbox Live profile; as of now, I haven't figured out how to do so (I am, after all, a lazy panda). The other night, my not-so-significant other rented Pootie Tang with my Microsoft points while I was asleep. Yeah, you read that right: Pootie Tang.
Did You Know? Password Protect Your Wii Points [GameLife]
Lazy Panda
Posted to Video Games on 20 January 2007
· Comments (7)
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Pootie Tang = UNsavory.
It's easy :-)
http://www.xbox.com/en-US/support/systemuse/xbox360/account/setpasscodes.htm
No more "borrowing" Microsoft Points :-)
Thanks Gaz! I am so going to get off my lazy ass and do that right now!
Whats so wrong with Pootie Tang? Pootie Tang is a damn fine movie!
i like you, panda.
lmao.
I need to see that movie XD
Pootie Tang is my favorite movie!