Remember Your Wii Friend Code the 1-800 Way

MTV's Stephen Totilo has a simple, common-sense solution to the issue of friend codes on the Wii: friend sentences. Using a tool like PhoneSpell.org, he advocates turning your incomprehensible code into something a bit more manageable. Instead of the sixteen digit mishmash that the Wii offers me, I can instead offer up "a-010-lure-texsku-50". Not a heck of a lot better, but certainly more memorable. "Each time, I had to send them my code, input theirs, and then wait for the Nintendo network to recognize we both wanted to be on each other's friends lists. A couple of months ago, however, my Wii broke. I got a new one. I was excited, but then spotted the dark lining to my silver cloud: My new system would force a new Friend Code on me, a Friend Code that I'd need to send out to everyone and hope they'd be willing to cancel my old listing and type in the new. That's when I realized the true pain of these 16-digit codes."

WiTendoFi.com still works

[GweeDo]

Or just use WiTendoFi.com [witendofi.com]. They worked great for the DS and now they have Wii System Code support too. In fact, you can see my card here:
mywifitag.com/gweedo767 [mywifitag.com]

That is a lot easier to remember than coming up with that crap.