Q: Virtual Console games are older games that were released on early consoles. There are several different systems available, including Sega Genesis, Super Nintendo, Neo Geo, and more. The games are available for sale as individual titles. WiiWare are games that are designed specifically for the Wii. These are newer releases than Virtual Console games, and often cost a little bit more. Click Start then Start Shopping. Choose to browse Virtual Console games or WiiWare games. To download a Virtual Console game click on Virtual Console. You will be given several options for browsing the Virtual Console library. You can browse by popularity, original system, genre, and more. To download a WiiWare game, click on WiiWare. You will be given several options for browsing the WiiWare library. You can browse by popularity, release date, genre, and more. When you have found a game you want to buy, click on it to open the details. Click the "View compatible controllers" button next to the picture. This will show you what controllers the game works with. Some games only support certain controllers, so make sure that you have the appropriate hardware. You will be asked where you would like to download the game to. If you have an SD card installed with enough space, you can store the game on it. A confirmation screen will appear telling you which controllers are compatible. Press OK to continue. The Download Confirmation screen will appear, and you will be shown how the purchase will affect your Wii Points balance, and how much storage it will occupy once it is downloaded. Depending on the size of the game and the sped of your connection, this could take a while. Once the download is complete, you will get a "Download successful" message and will need to click OK to continue. Your newly-downloaded game will appear in your main Wii menu.
A: Know the difference between Virtual Console and WiiWare: Open the Wii Shop Channel. Find a title to purchase. Click Download. Confirm your download. Wait for the download to finish.

Article: While viewing the file you opened, locate the chat icon at the upper-right menu of the window. Hovering on it will pop up the texts "Show or hide comments," click on it. The review panel will flow from the right. On the review panel, you can see all the comments left by the collaborators of the file. The names of the people who left reviews, together with the date and time stamps and their actual comments, can be seen. If you have a task to be delegated or assigned to another collaborator, click on the "Assign a Task" button. This will bring up two fields for inputting the assignees and the task description. Use the first text box to input the names or email addresses of the collaborators to whom you would assign the task. You can only input names or email addresses of people who are already set as collaborators for this file. Use the second box to input the task and further details or description about it. Once done, click on the "Assign Task" button right below the message box. Your task will appear right away. If you want to reply or comment on an existing task, just hover over the comment and a Reply text will appear. Click on this and a message box will appear. Type in your response and click the "Add Reply" button right below the message box. Your response will appear right away.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Bring out the review panel. Review the comments. Assign a task. Input the assignees. Input the task. Reply to a task.

Q: Often we set higher expectations for ourselves than we do for others. Try instead to treat yourself the same way you would treat a close friend. Don't say anything about yourself (out loud to others, or even just in your head) that you wouldn't say about someone you care about. Scientists have proven that by focusing on developing and appreciating our strengths, we are more likely to live fulfilling lives. Make a list of three of your strengths. These can be specific (such as, "I am good at chess") or broad (such as, "I am courageous"). Include at least one specific and one broad example on your list. Stop and appreciate these parts of yourself. Say out loud, "I like that I am courageous." Brainstorm one way to further develop each of these strengths. If you listed "I am good at chess," consider entering a chess tournament. If you listed "I am courageous," perhaps go white water rafting. If you are not okay with being you, there may some guilt living under the surface. Forgiving yourself is not easy, but it can be transformative. In order to try to forgive yourself, perform a ritual release. Write a letter confessing your secret. Explain everything you feel guilty about in vivid detail. Destroy the letter. Send it into the ocean or burn it. Say to yourself, "I put my guilt in the past." Repeat this ritual as many times as you need to. Many people have internalized the belief that taking care of yourself is selfish. When in reality, being kind to yourself is one of the most responsible things you can do. If you take better care of yourself, you will begin to feel worthy of such care. As a result, you will soon be okay with being you. Here are some ideas: Set specific times when you don't work. Give yourself permission to relax during these moments. Work out. Get those endorphins pumping! When you do make it to the gym, thank yourself for showing up. Get enough sleep. Don't sacrifice this essential human need. Plenty of sleep will help you stay physically and emotionally strong. An affirmation is a simple, positive, present tense statement about yourself. Think of such a statement and use a dry erase marker to write it on your bathroom mirror. Say it out loud first thing in the morning, and again every time you enter that room. It is okay to feel silly at first! This feeling will pass, and in time, this will help you be okay with being you. Some examples include: I am a good writer. I am a strong person. I love you, ____ (fill in your name).
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Be your own friend. Celebrate your strengths. Forgive yourself. Be kind to yourself. Make an affirmation.