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2: Type cmd into the search bar at the bottom and a black window will come up.

You must have a wireless router unless of course you wish to search and spend the extra money on the ethernet cable dongle hookup that is available if you can find it.

1: Go to your Wii U Home Menu (Not Wara Wara Plaza) 2: Tap the "System Settings" Channel 3: Tap the "Internet" icon (should be the first icon you see) 4: Tap "Connect to the Internet" button 5: When your wireless router shows up tap on it (usually the one with strongest signal) 6: Type in your Wireless Router's Password.

Type in "ipconfig" (without the quotation marks), and information about your internet will come up.

This information can be used to manually configure your internet settings on the Wii U.

(Use your stylus for easier typing) 7: Your Wii U Console shoud now be testing your connection. 8: Press the "Set" button if you want to set it as your default connection.

9: After that it will prompt you to update your Wii U automatically, if you haven't already done so then go ahead and if you have already updated then just hit "cancel".

Plenty of kids, I'm sure, noticed the change of say, Dragon Ball VAs, the way kids here notice the recasts of the PPG reboot.

This entry right here is what I wanted after Melee, which to this day remains the best installment in the series; the aesthetics were cool, the engine in and of itself was fast-paced, and that soundtrack it had is simply ace.

Bearing in mind there isnt a ton of dialogue/recording time to be paid for in a fighting game like Smash, & that the dubbed version sold just as much as the Japanese release - & Smash has always sold very well in the States, Brawl selling *twice* as much in US alone, as it did in Japan.

Video games are also the most *expensive* voice-over in Japan, too, IIRC. I mean, it's not like Japanese fans notice VAs more, right?