I'm not aware of an HDMI cable for the Wii, especially not one from Nintendo (which are usually the best way to go), but if I were a bettin' gal, I'd say you could search Amazon or eBay (I'd try Amazon first) and come up with something.

If that doesn't work, I'd place a large bet that he could run component cables to a DVD player. Put the component cable in the "in" port of the DVD player. Get an HDMI cable and plug it into the "out" of the DVD player and then "in" to the HDMI port. You will probably need to put the DVD player on aux. or line 1 or the like, and make sure the TV is set to the HDMI import that is coming in from the DVD player. If that does not work (because your DVD player may not have an in or soemthing), you can use a VCR in the mix. Go "out" from the Wii with component cables to the "in" of the VCR. Go "out" from the VCR to the "in" of the DVD player with a component cable that has the three colors on both ends. Go from the "out" of the DVD player with an HDMI cable to the "in" of the TV. Wa-la. I've rigged up many a-Nintendo up in my day as you can see lol.

As for the wireless sensor bar, that is far less complicated. Pick one up at Wal Mart, Target, Kmart, QVC, GameStop, Amazon...they're not too hard to find

Hope it all works out for y'all

You could try this. It upscales your games to 1080p, but will cost you more than an adapter.

http://www.vdigi.com/index.php?page=shop.product_details&category_id=10&flypage=flypage.tpl&product_id=21&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=53&vmcchk=1&Itemid=53

This is a pretty old thread, and it looks like the thread starter is no longer a member on these forums, so please don't bump old threads.

There is really no difference in HDMI cables as far as picture quality is concerned. The signal is digital.