Hey guys,
After playing 2 hours of Skyward Sword with a real Wiimote and Motion+ from Nintendo, I noticed again, that the Home-Screen shows me 2 bars of battery-life! I recently changed them 4 hours ago! Is the Home-Screen accurate? My battery-"meter" shows me still around 1.45V (nearly full) - and I am certain, if I continue to play for another 4 hours, the battery bar will be red!
Is it just Dolphin? (I can't remember my brother changing the batteries that often, at least he played for over a week with the same battery)
Is it the constant Bluetooth connection? (but it's the same with the real thing, isn't it? I use a Bluetooth dongle from MSI, so no cheap BS).
Is it the Motion+ that sucks up my batteries as it just needs even more power I assume?
I really do consider buying four rechargable batteries, yet I don't find money under my pillow, so I can't buy batteries every day lol.
Anyone notice the same thing?
After playing 2 hours of Skyward Sword with a real Wiimote and Motion+ from Nintendo, I noticed again, that the Home-Screen shows me 2 bars of battery-life! I recently changed them 4 hours ago! Is the Home-Screen accurate? My battery-"meter" shows me still around 1.45V (nearly full) - and I am certain, if I continue to play for another 4 hours, the battery bar will be red!
Is it just Dolphin? (I can't remember my brother changing the batteries that often, at least he played for over a week with the same battery)
Is it the constant Bluetooth connection? (but it's the same with the real thing, isn't it? I use a Bluetooth dongle from MSI, so no cheap BS).
Is it the Motion+ that sucks up my batteries as it just needs even more power I assume?
I really do consider buying four rechargable batteries, yet I don't find money under my pillow, so I can't buy batteries every day lol.
Anyone notice the same thing?