Wii issues :/

[Tenshi no Ai]

*sigh* who would've thought that already I'm having issues with it??

So, basically yesterday my friend and I decided to rent Warioware Smooth Moves, since we haven't played anything besides Wii Sports yet (been on PS2 lately...) Firstly, we hooked everything up to a different TV and that didn't work too well :/ Stuck the sensor bar on top of the TV just like the other one, but I'm wondering if it didn't work too well because the top of the screen wasn't flat like the other, but had a bit of a bump/slant to it? But anyhow the cursor would only show up sometimes and that was it :/ Anyhow, tried sticking on Warioware, it loading to a certain place and then froze :/ Tried it again, would hardly even load that time and got an error message! Checked the disk: a couple scratches on it, but nothing too too major that would really seem to effect it (unless Wiis and Wii disks are THAT sensitive) :/

So, then I went back to the regular TV I used and the cursor worked fine again (is the sensor bar really that picky and sensitive??) Tried Wario again and actually got further in the load, entered my username etc, selected to play the first game, froze again! >_< Then I tried sticking Wii Sports in, worked fine. The conclusion? Took back Wario and got my money back (but we wanted to play it v_v...) I just don't get it, because the scratches were quite minor on it... Still, one HUGE reason why I use the best care on all my disk media... But I just don't understand why...

Any idea of an explanation for the disk, and with the TV? Does it really NEED to be flat on top to work? And if I were to change the settings so that it works from the bottom of the screen, if it's lowish to the ground, would it still work just as well?

[Mega.EXE]

I'll take it off your hands if you don't like it ^_~

[KeybladeWarrior]

Well If the scracthes were pretty deep I would understand why the game froze. The sensor bar problem I can help you with. In order for you to able to control the cursor easily try a place so that your Wii remote will face the sensor bar. Instead of putting the sensor bar on the TV I suggest you put the sensor bar in front of your TV and find a place to sit where the remote and sensor face each other. This will help you with the cursor problems your having.

[Mr. SmartyPants]

The cursor thing may be due to the sensitivity. Check here for a reference:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=TcT2mwLLXMs

As for Wario Ware, it may be the disc itself.

[Tenshi no Ai]

The cursor thing may be due to the sensitivity. Check here for a reference:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=TcT2mwLLXMs

As for Wario Ware, it may be the disc itself.

That video was pretty interesting... except I think I could onyl fix it from my other TV, since my issue with the 2nd TV, was that the cursor wasn't even on the screen and no matter how much I moved it around, it wasn't there, couldn't use any buttons or anything :/ So for now, I'm just sticking to that one TV that it works well on^^

As for the disk, I guess it's probably the disk itself... I'm planning on rerenting it this weekend (since they said last night that they would be working on disk maintanance later on). I was thinking maybe it was defective, but since this was the first time it was actually available, you can only logically guess that it worked for everyone else. I guess... the scratches, although not deep looking at all, hit a "vital" area. *shrugs*