When turning off your Wii, do you..:

When turning off your Wii, do you..:

  • Use the WiiMote, and have your Wii have the yellow light

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  • Press the button on the front of the Wii, and have the yellow light

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  • Press & hold the button on the front of the Wii, and have the light turn red

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  • Use the WiiMote, and have your Wii have the red light

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  • Unplug the Wii

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MasterPenguin

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So, a quick poll. Just wondering how you people shut off your Wii.
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*Edited to allow multiple answers..~_~*

*Edited again for more answers*
 

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I do all three. I do #1 when I'm far from the Wii, #2 when I'm near the Wii and #3 before I sleep (because I set my router to power save at midnight and it goes back on when I wake up).
 

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Hold it until it's red THEN I shut off my powerbar to cut the power completely. (thus saving pennies in electrical bills)

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I turn it off till yellow then, I flip the power switch on the wall which turns off all electricity to selected sockets to prevent Nintendo from doing the evil Microsoft force update >_>
 

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I just turn it off with the Wiimote. Why on Earth would I hold it down? I wouldn't be able to get any messages! It doesn't use any more than half a cent to leave on for a week...
 

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Press & hold the button on the front of the Wii, and have the light turn red


I found it heated up quick if the yellow light was there...
 

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I hold the button on the Wii with my right index finger, until the light turns red.

If the light is yellow, it means that it's in sleep, and electricity is still running throughout the system. I remember leaving it on Yellow over night, and the system was warm. When I left it on red, it felt cold and unused, the next day.
 

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