Improving Signal for Gaming; Wii

I am using a WRT54GS.  I have no problems with signal except for one room which is at the other end of the house.  Walking in the door of that room automatically reduces the signal from very good to low.  The only items in the room that have signal output are a Nintendo Wii and a  PS2.  I would like to improve the signal in order to connect the Wii to the router.  Any tweaks I can try?  If not, what type of hardware can I look into to improve the singal for the Wii?  Thanks.

Thanks, but unfortunately, that is of little help.  I am aware that the Wii console is far away from the router.  The wierd thing is that the Wii is actually recognizing other nearby access points that are clearly further away than my router.  Could they have boosters or bridges?  I am following these instructions in attempting to connect http://www.wiichat.com/nintendo-wii-online/5820-official-wii-wireless-internet-connection-guide.html  Is there some other reason that the WRT54GS is not being recognized by the Wii?
Some of the posts I have read here and there indicate that the router security settings may conflict with the Wii.  Some people have reported connection problems until they disable the security settings or switch to WEP.  Maybe the access points that are being detected by the Wii do not have WPA2.  The Wii, however, allows for a WPA2 seting, so there must be a way to establish the connection using that seting.
What I am looking for is advise on establishing the connection, and also the best way to improve my signal without moving either piece.
Message Edited by rf53 on 06-15-2008 09:17 AM
Message Edited by rf53 on 06-15-2008 09:55 AM

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