“Wii is a gaming machine also for the non-gamers”-is how the CEO of Nintendo describes/markets it. I would agree as, I never was a big fan of Games (I was a big fan of NFS & Age of Empires titles though). If you consider watching TV (or Idiot Box) as a waste of time then yeah, playing games (virtually) should b considered waste of time as well. But maybe the geek in me attracted me toward the Wii (especially the wii-mote and Nunchuk controller), finally I can play a game as I always wanted it to be. Ironically, I was drawn away from games because of the myriad controls and the complex controller that bound me with it’s limitations/complexity, but I am drawn to Wii because the controllers would set me free from it. Forget the not-so-great graphics of the Wii compared o PS3/Xbox, forget the fact that there r very few games that I would play- I am getting one as soon as it is available in Australia (read in MX that it might cost around 400AUD).
Official Nintendo Wii Site (with some nice videos): http://wii.nintendo.com/
Another nice site:http://wiinintendo.net/
(look @ thisarticle:http://wiinintendo.net/?p=193#more-193)
Another nice site:http://wiinintendo.net/
(look @ thisarticle:http://wiinintendo.net/?p=193#more-193)
Might b watching the davinci Code this weekend.
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