The PDF documents are titled:
1)Downloading Wii Media
2)How to Burn Wii Games

Downloading Wii Media PDF gives detailed instruction on how to find and download Wii gaming torrent files and the things to look out for in order to choose the right language and fastest download. Due to the Wii games size it can take 24 hours or more, but it still beats paying alot of cash for them.

How to Burn Wii Games gives clear and concise instructions on burning the wii gaming files you’ve downloaded including how to unscramble the files and what software to use. It’s not as easy as copy and paste but you pick up valuable skills as far as creating and burning downloaded software onto dvd.

Wiidownloadspro offers a 100% money back guarantee for 8 weeks, so you have nothing to lose by trying it out, as its well worth it.
You can buy wiidownloadspro for $47.00 (normally $59) but I would read my article and consider the potential legal problems that may arise.
Alternatively, go here to find out about packages that allow you to copy Wii games.
Hope this helps

According to one member of Team Twiizers, Bushing, there’s even a possible weakness that could allow users to play pirated games without having to get their Wii chipped.
There is the potential to ‘brick’ your Wii (ie your Wii dies and is about as useful as a brick) either during the install or during a Wii system update. Another step forward for Wii gaming

Instead of the annoying side by side split screen in Wii Sports 2-player boxing (annoying if you haven’t got a wide screen), Facebreaker gives a single mostly side on view of the action as it takes place. There is an element of comedy, faces distort comically as they’re hit, and also display damage accumulated during the fight. Facebreaker also shares other fight game concepts, characters have their own special moves, for example Voodoo throws a magic voodoo bolt that makes the opponent attack themselves. The game has many rich colorful and charismatic characters, so beats Wii Sports boxing hands down in this area. The game doesn’t seem to be Queensbury rules either, which makes for a lot of interesting moves:

The MotionPlus is small, almost cube shaped, and plugs into the Wiimote’s nuchuk port. It offers more accurate coordination in 3d space than the Wiimote alone. Nintendo claim that every movement made by not only the hand and wrist but arm also is matched exactly in real time game play.

Wii music demo at E3

I never thought I’d get off on a game where you have to pretend to be a rockstar, even though deep down I always wanted to be one. What does this game do for me? Well it allows that fantasy to come true, during gameplay at least. Using the Wii guitar to emulate playing the songs is mentally very challenging, and ironically, almost as challenging as learning a real instrument. Even if rock music is not your cup of tea, there’s plenty of classics in there that are bound to be enjoyed. What I really loved was getting to the next stage and unlocking another group of songs. I have nearly finished the easy (only 3 fingers!) section, but I dont know how I’ll get my little finger to play.
When the keys start to ‘fall’ right it really feels like your playing the guitar. The feeling of satisfaction as new connections being made between your brain and fingers is immense.

Hmm maybe I’ll see about guitar tuition…Nah, I’ll stick to Wii gaming

Guitar Hero III - Legends of Rock

By Activision