Ze a écrit:lovecraft a écrit:
Sur les différent forums, on parle quand meme de plusieurs bug, meme de ce coté ci de l'atlantique comme tu dis.
Et le fait de jour avec une lumiere (genre soleil) face a la wiimote ca gène ou pas (ou une forte lumière sur la barre infrarouge) ?
Tu dois fréquenter des forums PSP, c'est pour ça
Pour la fonction pointage, meme avec la lumière du soleil j'ai pu jouer sans probleme.
Mais il semblerait qu'en effet, trop de soleil qui enveloppe l'écran "efface" les rayons infrarouges émis par la sensor bar.
Il n'y a pas que le soleil, il y a aussi les sapins de Noel
Ars Technica a écrit:December 12, 2006 @ 8:01PM - posted by Ben Kuchera
The mortal enemy of the Nintendo Wii: Christmas trees?
While being able to sit down and play with a system for long, marathon sessions may be good for the initial review of a console, sometimes you just have to live with it for a while before odd problems and/or strengths pop out, such as the ability for the PS3 to read discs that the 360 has trouble with. I had some friends over last night to show them the Wii—they were intrigued by the bowling game they had read about—and it seemed like whenever the controller moved over to the right side of the screen it would crap out on us. It would start to blink, or randomly pop up somewhere else on the screen.
I turned the system off and on a few times, replaced the batteries in the Wiimote; nothing worked. It was getting annoying. The system I had talked up to friends and family as the one console that could get new people into gaming just looked... buggy. They said it looked like Nintendo still had some bugs to work out, and that's when I took a look around the room. What was causing this issue? Once I took in my living room, it became obvious. Remember when I talked about decorating the apartment a few posts ago?
Yeah, there was a big fat Christmas tree to the right of the television—with strands upon strands of white lights. You can see my problem, as well as my kicking game of Gunstar Heroes in the included visual aid.
I unplugged the tree, and suddenly everything was fine. While my living room didn't look quite as pretty, the Wii started working again instantly. I'm wondering if this is a problem we're going to hear about more often this holiday season as children open their Wiis on Christmas morning and have issues getting them to work properly. Turn off the tree, kids, and everything will be fine.
Hugues









). Pour sa fragilité, le premier truc que j'ai acheté, c'est la coque Logitech. Avec ça, ma PSP résiste depuis une année aux gentils traitements de deux monstres qui ne comprennent pas pourquoi papa transpire parfois un peu quand elles essaient de conduire ces satanées voitures 


