The game channel is actually pretty easy to find with the plus minus
method. Wii sports is easy to recognize as it has a sort of piano
theme with ocean waves in the background. Then, all you have to do is
press the start game button, which makes a ding of a g above middle c,
sort of like the old windows ding.

Once you're in the game itself, just hit a and b together, then you
can use the d pad for most functions. The only function that seems to
be inaccessible via d pad is the change me button from within a game,
so if you want to change miis, you have to quit and restart, but
that's really not such a hastle.

Some other wii games aren't so accessible. Wii play, for example, is
pretty much totally inaccessible, but both sports games have given me
quite a bit of entertainment.\\Signed:
Dakotah Rickard

On 7/25/10, Jim Kitchen <j...@kitchensinc.net> wrote:
> Hi Thomas,
>
> May I ask, how do you pick up the spares inWII Bowling without sighted help?
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> Hi Jim,
> There is that. Using the Wii motion remotes are much more realistic in
> playing any of the Sports Resorts games. They are all more or less
> accessible on their own, but getting through that start up screen is
> practically impossible from a blind user's point of view. I've never
> been able to get through those initial screens without sighted help
> either. However, once the games are actually started I can do pretty
> well and hold my own against a sighted player.
> It's too bad Nintendo didn't put more thought into there startup
> screens as games for Play Station, PSP, XBox are more user friendly as
> you can memorize where things are and they have sounds to let you know
> where you are in the menus for the most part. I wish Nintendo would
> have just put in a basic menu like that in the Wii Sports Resorts
> games.
>
>
>      Jim
>
> Computers also eliminate spare time.
>
> j...@kitchensinc.net
> http://www.kitchensinc.net
> (440) 286-6920
> Chardon Ohio USA
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