Read this article for more information. First, you need to get your Wii online, either by connecting your Wii to your local Wi-Fi or plugging in an Ethernet cable from your DSL or cable modem. Bright Hub has a great article on how to do this… connect Wii to Internet. With your Wii connected to the Internet, you can also trade friend codes and play against friends online in some games.
The Internet Channel, as of this writing, costs no money at all. There are several sites of note that concentrate on Wii-playable Flash 7 games. It is no longer possible to purchase new content from the Wii Shop.
However, for the time being you may continue to re-download content you have purchased or transfer that content from a Wii system to a Wii U system. The popular Wii Shop Channel lets you download classic games from systems past for play on your Wii through the Virtual Console. You can also download available system updates, and unique features such as the Internet Channel, which lets you browse the internet on your TV screen.
If you have downloaded a game to your Wii console, but have since deleted it or otherwise lost it, you can re-download it: Access the Wii Shop Channel how to.
Browse through the available titles to find the game you need to re-download. Access the Wii Shop Channel. Select the desired application, then select Update, Free, Download, or Redownload. Some consoles, like the PlayStation 2, have enough momentum to keep going even when their successor arrives, but the Wii was so weakened by years of third-party neglect and shovelware that the momentum was gone.
Nintendo turned its back on what had once been a money-making golden child and walked away. Fortunately for us, an ongoing project has prepared for this shut down, and you can still play those classic games online like the old days with just a few simple steps. Select Wii Settings. Select the right arrow, then the Internet button. Select Connection Settings. Systems upgrading to the 4. Download the Homebrew software. Place the SD card into your reader and format it. Copy the homebrew software onto the SD card.
Turn on the Wii. The console will ask you if you want to install boot. The console transfers the file into the system storage area. Press one when prompted to do so.
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