Exchange Wi-Fi codes in WiiWasHere

WiiWasHere just went live. The said website is actually a Wi-Fi Code exchange place where registered users can store both their Wii and DS codes. According to its owners, their site was designed in such a way that it will function and look good on the Wii browser as well as the normal PC browser.

All you have to do is go to their site, create a profile, and add all your codes in their database. After all that jazz, you can now invite your friends so that they can view all your codes saving them the hassle of looking for each and every single one of them.

Aside from this main function, WiiWasHere also has the following features:

• Challenges: Any WiiWasHere user can create a challenge in their own time zone, which will be converted for their friends living in different time zones, so everyone will know exactly when the challenge is taking place.
• Achievement Coins: You can award achievement coins once a challenge is over. Rate your fellow challenge participants according to who you favor most. Once all participants have rated everyone, an average rank will be awarded to each player as well as achievement coins.

WiiWasHere currently has around 170 members. That’s not really a lot but the site will be of much use as soon as Wii players flock there. You can give it a try via our Read link below.

WiiWasHere just went live. The said website is actually a Wi-Fi Code exchange place where registered users can store both their Wii and DS codes. According to its owners, their site was designed in such a way that it will function and look good on the Wii browser as well as the normal PC browser.

All you have to do is go to their site, create a profile, and add all your codes in their database. After all that jazz, you can now invite your friends so that they can view all your codes saving them the hassle of looking for each and every single one of them.

Aside from this main function, WiiWasHere also has the following features:

• Challenges: Any WiiWasHere user can create a challenge in their own time zone, which will be converted for their friends living in different time zones, so everyone will know exactly when the challenge is taking place.
• Achievement Coins: You can award achievement coins once a challenge is over. Rate your fellow challenge participants according to who you favor most. Once all participants have rated everyone, an average rank will be awarded to each player as well as achievement coins.

WiiWasHere currently has around 170 members. That’s not really a lot but the site will be of much use as soon as Wii players flock there. You can give it a try via our Read link below.