D4rkDragon
Lemon Dragon
Towns Folk
Hi everybody,
I was wondering if any of you know how to repair a Nunchuk. As some of you might expect, let's say that my reckless, idiot and annoying thing called a "little brother" just had fun, and smashed my Nunchuk (let's say by the way, that it's not the first one he breaks).
I was about to play Xenoblade Chronicles (a game that my sister gave me for my birthday, I got it today since she lives quite far from where I live), and when I got to the main menu, I chose New Game.
And what I got ? "Please connect a classic controller or a Nunchuk to your Wiimote" (< small translation of what I had on the screen), though the Nunchuk was clearly connected to the latter.
I disconnected it, blew hard inside the connector, and retried. Just... the same message all and over again.
So, if any of you know how I could fix a Nunchuk, that would be really nice, and thanks even if you don't know a way I could fix it.
I was wondering if any of you know how to repair a Nunchuk. As some of you might expect, let's say that my reckless, idiot and annoying thing called a "little brother" just had fun, and smashed my Nunchuk (let's say by the way, that it's not the first one he breaks).
I was about to play Xenoblade Chronicles (a game that my sister gave me for my birthday, I got it today since she lives quite far from where I live), and when I got to the main menu, I chose New Game.
And what I got ? "Please connect a classic controller or a Nunchuk to your Wiimote" (< small translation of what I had on the screen), though the Nunchuk was clearly connected to the latter.
I disconnected it, blew hard inside the connector, and retried. Just... the same message all and over again.
So, if any of you know how I could fix a Nunchuk, that would be really nice, and thanks even if you don't know a way I could fix it.