It’s been many months and Ｉ still don’t have a Ｎintendo Ｗii of my own, but Ｉ’ve played one several times, had fun doing it, and still want one.
Ｍeanwhile Ｎintendo continues to sell them like cake – perhaps if Ｉ was willing to get up early and stand in line Ｉ’d have one, but Ｉ’m far to busy and need my rest to do that. Ａnd so Ｉcontinue to plow through recent ＤＳ games while keeping an eye out.
Ａpparently Ｎintendo is breaking records with this release, supposedly because typical non-gamers are getting a Ｗii. Ｈousewives, retirees, etc. are into it so like the ＤＳ we have a new audience that doesn’t want only first person shooter and first person shooter. Ｔhat’s pretty cool.
Ｉ hope the third-party game developers rise to the task as the Ｗii launch titles are wearing thin according to online forums and such. Ｏf course they are, but really if you had a ＰＳ3 would it be any different？ Ｉt’s coming, and figure that Ｗii sales will peak more if they slow down when Ｍario Ｇalaxy and Ｍetroid Ｐrime 3 are released.
Wii Art Thou?
It’s been many months and Ｉ still don’t have a Ｎintendo Ｗii of my own, but Ｉ’ve played one several times, had fun doing it, and still want one.
Ｍeanwhile Ｎintendo continues to sell them like cake – perhaps if Ｉ was willing to get up early and stand in line Ｉ’d have one, but Ｉ’m far to busy and need my rest to do that. Ａnd so Ｉcontinue to plow through recent ＤＳ games while keeping an eye out.
Ａpparently Ｎintendo is breaking records with this release, supposedly because typical non-gamers are getting a Ｗii. Ｈousewives, retirees, etc. are into it so like the ＤＳ we have a new audience that doesn’t want only first person shooter and first person shooter. Ｔhat’s pretty cool.
Ｉ hope the third-party game developers rise to the task as the Ｗii launch titles are wearing thin according to online forums and such. Ｏf course they are, but really if you had a ＰＳ3 would it be any different？ Ｉt’s coming, and figure that Ｗii sales will peak more if they slow down when Ｍario Ｇalaxy and Ｍetroid Ｐrime 3 are released.