Отзывы о Игровая приставка Nintendo Wii Family Edition

Amazon has the best prices and the best service! We are enjoying our Wii black very much .. I love the Sword Fighting on the Wii Resort. It helps get my anger out. I also love the Bowling.

I originally bought the Wii to do workouts, but my grandson quickly converted it into a basketball, football......play station. However, it still works great for workouts.....if you use it. The Wii Fit Plus that I got with it is great for a wide range of ages.I purchased this unit from Amazon who continues to have the best prices and, by far, the most outstanding service on the planet!

The Wii is without a doubt the worst of the three systems. The graphics, sound, and processing power are horrible; it's using failed infrared technology that has been minorly upgraded from the SNES; you can't play all of the games without buying about 20 accessories; there's a constant need to feed the Wiimote batteries; most of the games for it are simulations which aren't even in the game catagory of software; it's not as interactive as people think, they extremely overplay the system; and Nintendo has yet to release a single exclusive that isn't targeted at 8 - 10 year olds and is not a simulation.

If you want to talk cost, the console itself is the cheapest of the three. But as I said earlier, just a controller isn't going to cut it with the Wii to play all the games. There's the Zapper, Wii Balance Board, wheel, active (which is nothing more than a pace monitor that you can get for free out of a cheerios box), and many many more accessories for the Wii. If you want to play all of the games, be prepared to be spending a lot of money on this system, just in accessories. Here's some of Wal*Mart's prices (since they're just about everywhere, and are pretty close to being dirt cheap unless you buy used)

Console: 250
Wiimote: 40 (each)
Nunchuck: 20 (each)
Balance Board: 100
Zapper: 30
Wheel: 15
Total for two people to play without any software (only need to buy one Wiimote and nunchuck since the system comes with a set, remember to multiply everything by two except for the console, Wiimote, and nunchuck): 600

Now let's take a look at the cost of the PS3 which everyone complains about being expensive:

Console: 400
Controller: 50

That's all you need with the PS3. Why would you want to spend an extra 150 on a low quality console when you can actually save a lot of money while getting a much more powerful one. The reason, because people are buying based on hype, not console capabilities. Even if you went with XBOX, you'd be saving more money than going with a Wii. You'd save the most by going with PS3 since it has built in wireless and Blu-Ray. Not to mention that you don't need to buy batteries every few days with PS3 because it has a lithium ion charging pack in each of the controllers.

You can also have 7 people on a PS3 at one time, what's Wii offer... 4. Same with XBOX.

People should get off the hype of the Wii, since it's not even a good system, and they'll be spending a lot more money than they will with either of the others.

I both the blue wiimote and was a little sad cause there was no blue nunchuk and above all I like to have my nintendo stuffs with colors that match. When I got to the post office and I opened the box I saw that they sent me a white nunchuk with a blue case for it I was like.... <3 man u got my heart... so jejeje I'm really grateful for the suprise.Thanks :D

For Christmas we purchased three Wii's for our family members (some of who are married and have kids of their own). We also own Xbox360 and PS3 (we're a gaming family!).
The Good: From a family perspective this is the ultimate 'play together' opportunity. Get the Wii that comes with Wii Sports, as we've found that the bowling, tennis, baseball, and golfing are the best of all the sports emulation games for the Wii. On the Sports disc they are all together! The Mario Kart racing game is also fun. The ability to go online and play with others, a common feature now, is expanded and made more entertaining by the creation of 'Mii's'. This is the 'you' character you can use for many of the games. You can create it to look just like you, or make it as crazy as you want. Even more fun is that there is no limit to the number of Mii's you can create, and all those you have end up being spectators or characters in the games you play. A few websites even have instructions on how to make lookalike Mii's for famous people. We have all the staff from the Office, the Simpsons, etc.
While the Wii is a great family system, it loses some of it's luster when used as a stand alone. Face it, bowling by yourself is not that exciting at the bowling alley, let alone in front of your TV. For non-family play, the game is focused on tweeners and below (<12). This is not a system to get your teenager, for them get the Xbox360 or PS3.
The Bad: The basic system comes with one controller and one numchuck (another type of controller). You'll need two or more to effectively play family games, otherwise you're constantly handing off controllers, or you'll be unable to play against someone (like tennis). In addition, if you want to avoid using hundreds of batteries, you need a recharge method, the most viable being the plug in recharge stations you can buy. Get one that has at least 4 places to recharge, as you'll soon be collecting controllers like crazy. While most of the games can be played with the controller as is, almost all games have available (for purchase of course) controllers to give you that special 'feel'. These include sports ones that hook onto the controller (i.e., a bat, a hockey stick, a ping pong paddle) or shooting/slashing games (i.e., various guns and swords). While it adds to the fun, it decreases the pocketbook.
Overall: A fun system for family and friend gaming. Lots of potential to be nickled and dimed on all the accessories, much more so they the other big video game systems out there. For single play, not the first choice to get for older gamers, this one is for younger players. We've had fun using it, and it definitley brings the family/friends together in good humor, so it's been worth it.

This product was exactly as described, came exactly when they said it would come, and was just as fun as they promised it would be. I have been looking around at similar packages, and this was a fair deal for the price.

The Nintedo Wii is not a terrible product, but it is nothing special. The vast majority of the games are made for people under the age of 7. This is not bad if you are looking for a family console but it only does just that. When we got our wii several of the games we got with it didn't work well, not that the games were broken but they were unresponsive even after we adjusted the receiver. It is very hard to play shooter games because of the way the controls are made, like in Call of Duty: World at War, you have to press down B and twist counter-clockwise to throw a fragment grenade. Because you are twisting it is impossible to aim and therefore nearly impossible to use (Whenever I try the grenade ends up blowing my squad to pieces). It is also harder to snipe than on other consoles. Half the time in the middle of an online match you will move to try and find your enemy and it will spazz out for 3-6 seconds, enough time to get shot. If you are going to play shooter games get something else (I play MOH on my gamecube more). Mario Cart however is good. it is great for parties and fun to play contact racing where you can push the person sitting next to you. Sometimes the controller wants you to go another way and no matter how you turn you will go straight into a wall. Wii play is also pretty fun, but I only play tanks, cow racing, target practice, and the fishing game. Im am actually saving to buy an xbox 360 because of better games and graphics. If Your looking for young person/entire family entertainment look no further, but if you want to play shooter games, get an xbox or ps3.

Trying out the new Wii with my kids could not have been more exciting with the game they provide in their wii hardware bundle! Most systems that offer anything complimentary rarely give their best, but Wii outdid themselves with this set-up! Now we can't wait to buy even MORE Wii games (but you already new that would be the case, right?) LoL!

The case presented with the product purchased, a Wii Nunchuk Controller - White is that after less than a month of use has started to be erratic in operation, after 2 or three minutes of use you need to disconnect the Wii Remote controler and reconnect. Not so with the other Wii Nunchuk Controller - White bought in the same order.

Let me start out by saying I have owned all three current gen systems. With the recent price drops I think now is a good time to do a simple comparison so I'll do my best. I'm actually on my second wii, i bought one in 2006 at the launch and after 3 years it stopped reading discs. I think my issue was pretty isolated, but honestly I can't complain I got plenty of entertainment value out of it for the price in my honest opinion. The only other hardware issue I have had is the lights on the remotes, they seem to burn out very quickly for me, but it doesn't ruin the function of the remote.

So how does the wii stack up against the ps3 and the xbox? Quite honestly it really only beats the others in two departments and with the recent price drop it's more like one, but it's a biggie! The wii is FUN, it's fun for a group of people, it's fun for people who don't play video games on a regular basis and for ones that do. My wife and I play the wii together quite a bit, we always play it when friends visit and it's a lot of fun. It doesn't have the graphics of the ps3 or the xbox 360, it isn't the media hub that the other two are, for the most part what the games lack in graphics they make up for easily in fun.

The controllers are innovative, the game play is innovative and prior to the price drop of the xbox and ps3 I would have said if you only buy one system the wii is definitely worth considering. With the price drops of all of the systems the choice is not so easy now. My recommendation, i guess would be this: If you plan on playing a lot with friends and family when the visit and not so much by yourself or online then the wii is a solid choice. If you plan on playing online games and playing a lot of solo games then I've got to recommend the PS3 or even the Xbox (you can see my ps3 vs xbox review for my conclusion on the winner there).

Hopefully this review will be helpful to someone doing their xmas shopping this year.

exelente compra, este juego entretiene no solo a ni?os sino a toda la familia, vale la pena gastar ese dinero ya que con los otros video juegos ,los ni?os no ejercitan su cuerpo.

Recently purchased this system and am LOVING it! The Wii Motion makes a WORLD of difference! Am having SO much fun with it - can't believe I have lived this long without it! Now if only the controllers to go with it would come down a bit! ;) Awesome workout for us "otherwise couch potatoes"! Gaming has come a LONG way form getting "Pac Man" wrist when I was younger! I never could have imagined that gaming could come THIS FAR!

The first order I received the WII game console was drenched in water and so I returned it and asked for a replacement. I had no problem getting a replacement, however the replacement did not come with any games. I had ordered the Wii hardware bundle which I understood to mean that I would get the game console plus the wii sports and the wii resort games. I did not get the games. I only received the game console. I am not happy.

I bought this system last year and I am very pleased. This system has games for all ages. It also has some of my favorite games growing up as a kid ie: Super Mario Bros, Street fighter, Dr. Mario. My 4yr old loves playing Wii sports. The controllers are not too sensitive, which is good. I also find that the price of games for this system are more reasonably priced than the other gaming systems. I have since then bought 2 more systems one for my nieces & one for my nephews.

This is so much fun, and so easy to set up. Within an hr. of getting the wii we were playing games.We hate the winter because we don't get to get out and walk the way we like, this gives us a chance to get some exercise. I can't say enough about amazon and how fantastic they are, we had a problem with the first seller we ordered our wii from, but Amazon held up to thier a to z warranty and eveything worked out just fine. They are terrific to work with and thier customer service are polite and friendly. Thank you soooo much.

Love playing the Wii Sports & Resort Sports games with the family. However, this package gives you one remote and one nunchuck. We had to buy one more nunchuck ($20), and three more remotes ($120) in order to play with more players. Love the different colors they offer on the remotes -we bought one of each color!

Muy contento Con la Adquisici?n de Este producto, mi hijo, feliz y yo quiero felicitar a la gente de LASERSHIP, SON UNOS AVIONES, MUY EFICASES ENTREGAN LOS PAQUETES MUY R?PIDO y Gracias a Amazon por ofrecer ESTAS OPCIONES ....Very happy with the purchase of this product, my son happy and I want to congratulate the people of LASERSHIP ARE SOME PLANES, EFIC VERY VERY FAST deliver packages and thanks to Amazon to offer these options ....

***The ratings contained in this review are not my own personal ratings but are intended to best aid a beginner or novice in the gaming world***

I am what you may call a gamer aficionado. I have been around since the NES release and have played them all including back dating myself to the Atari 2600. This review is intended to clarify some points for the more casual gamer, and will cover this and last generation of consoles by maker.

Nintendo - The first in my list because this is the first you will recognize.

And we will start off with last generation, the Gamecube. Gamecube was intended for children. And let it be known that it didn't disappoint. Gamecube has released some very solid titles, including Metroid, Mario, Zelda, and Smash Brothers. I know there are going to be comments made about this, but remember, this is for the casual gamer and the casual gamer will enjoy and appreciate the quirkiness of Smash Bros. without noticing the minor flaws. So back to the review. The Gamecube has maintained solid four-player gaming and has re-released a few titles (Zelda: Ocarina of Time) that will make it well worth the purchase. Not to mention the Gameboy Advance interface (Especially for you Pokemon fans) and the price. The Gamecube is by far the cheapest "new" console on market.

But the Wii, in addition to being the cheapest new generation (I refuse to call them next-gen anymore) will also play all the old Gamecube games (A feat X-Box missed the mark on). And for those of you who knew that your parents grew up on NES or just really want to know what 16-bit gaming was all about, the Wii includes an internet feature which will allow you to download all the classics you missed out on (read as They will charge you to play classic Nintendo games). There is a one time fee involved, so don't fret too much (although it's a little high for someone also shelling out around $50 a game for other consoles as well). The Wii is fun and innovative, and if you want to feel more involved in the game, Nintendo nailed it. The new controllers are completely motion sensitive without losing the function of an analog stick. The button systems are intuitive although a little frustrating (i.e. you point the controller just off the screen when trying to aim). Nintendo did a great job growing up.

The Bad - Although the cheapest in the bunch it is also the most difficult to find. I got lucky and bought mine just when it was added online. You'll probably have to ask when a store gets shipments in and trail the truck in from the freeway. Also, although the Wii plays all old titles, you'll still have to purchase "old" controllers to play them. The online is fun as well. Mii's alone are worth it. BUT, the store will frequently freeze unless your wireless internet is set up just right. (There is a connection for wired internet, but what do you need that for if the Wii has a wireless modem built in?)

The verdict - All in all, you'll be incredibly happy with a Wii and for a Casual Gamer you may not need anything else. All things considered: 5 out of 5 for the casual gamer. The joy of playing this fun console, the price and Wii Sports which comes included with the console far out-weigh the inaccuracies and glitches held within the controller and the fact that this little thing only produces picture in regular definition, not High-Definition..

X-Box - Microsoft threw it down when they teamed up with Sega to create what they hoped would be (and may still become) the ultimate gaming console.

The original X-Box was created to be very much a devoted computer: devoted to gaming. There were even computer mod chips readily available to enhance your playing experience and the hard drive was upgradeable. Granted the casual gamer would need a friend to do the changes and probably wouldn't even know the difference (except for the interface) unless that same friend pointed it out. Now this is a new system put out by a "new" company, so there is no backwards compatibility (you can't play any old games). The controller is probably the most comfortable (in my opinion) and the games are mostly nice to look at. There are some moments (Halo) when you'll even find yourself standing still in the game to stare at the scenery. Being a new system make sure you at least get Version 2 (I had a V 1 that heated up very quickly, but I kept the V 1 controller for my own comfort... it's bigger, my hands are big... enough said). But when it came down to it, Microsoft's online play was probably the biggest achievement. For the first time, there was an online community that eased the ability of online console multiplayer. Of course I'm referring to X-Box Live. Which lives and strives in it's updated version.

X-Box Live is a must if you want the X-Box 360. How else can you boast about your achievements? Which brings me to "Gamerscore". On the X-Box 360, Microsoft introduced Gamerscor

My son asked for money for his 6th birthday with the intent of buying a DSI. Boy did he make my husband happy when he decided on a Wii. My husband had it set up last night in no time and the kids have been trying to play it non stop since. So far we have only played the Sports Resort. Our 6 yr old loves the sword fighting and even the baby (almost 2) can attempt to play it. Our 4 yr old daughter loves the bowling. Table tennis, skydiving, and frisbee are all great as well! Those are the games we've played as of this morning.This is our first video game system for the family (my husband had a PS2 when we first got married) and I had read some complaints about the graphics on the Wii not being up to par with other systems but we feel that they are great! We aren't big gamers but I do feel that this will allow us to spend a lot of fun together and I love how you get to move around as you play.I would highly recommend this game system and being black just makes it fit in with our dvd player and tv. It also comes with an extra skin (black) that will fit a second remote when you hook in the motion plus to the bottom.Very easy to use and set up. The kids loved helping us create their Mii's (the person representing you as you play the games) and seeing our family of 5 on the tv! They're young, what can I say, it's the little things that make them happy!

I am mid 40's and never thought I would be into video games but have had so much fun with our Wii. We love sports on the Wii Sports and Resort Sports. Just Dance 2 is a daily favorite at my house. My husband will golf and bowl with me for some fun competition and my 16 yr. old son and his girlfriend even Just Dance. I like it because it gets me off the couch and moving.

We have been dragging our feet for quite some time on this, and finally decided it was time to get fit together as a family. The Wii not only helps us to achieve fitness as a family, but also to have fun while doing it (something my treadmill was sorely lacking). I am beyond happy that we finally sprang to purchase this! I was pleasantly surprised to see that it arrived quickly and with so many games. I highly recommend this for anyone who lives in the freezing cold weather, and has kids that have an over abundance of energy to expel. Great way to shake those winter blahs! Thanks Nintendo!

Works great and looks great also. The glossy black exterior is the perfect match for my new black Wii Plus Remote

If you are looking for a game system that the whole family can enjoy, go with the Wii. This bundle includes Wii Sports and Wii Sports Resort. Both offer a variety of enjoyable games that even non-gamers like myself can learn easily. Some of the games get you up out of your chair and moving...a benefit for us daytime desk dwellers. Others can be operated while relaxing on the couch. The black color and styling of this unit is attractive. You will likely want to purchase an extra Wii Remote Plus and Nunchuk controller as it comes with just one of each. I'm very pleased with this purchase and the excellent price I received on Amazon.

I was the only one that have used it so far. I bought it with the Just Dance 2 game and even though you are dancing and having fun, you are sweating and working out your body too!The Wii itself: Me and my family can watch Netflix, create our own Mii, easy setup, and even go on the internet, and it comes with the resort and sports which was fun, but not as much fun as Just Dance 2.Just wish: They had a Pandora app, & can play DvDs on the Wii itself =/