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Скроменый эксперт
28.10.2010
8/10
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The rubbery texture of the joystick is really nice, and the size is just right for adults and children to grip. Some people probably would prefer that this be wireless, as in the case of PS3 Move's Nunchuk, but the advantage here is that it never requires batteries and it is on a tether if you accidentally drop it.
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27.12.2010
10/10
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Great product. Having the best fun playing Just Dance 2. Love the Wii resort game as well as Wii sports.
Скроменый эксперт
28.11.2008
8/10
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The Wii is a very user-friendly, versatile, and entertaining computer gaming system. It really is much more than a game base -- there are channels so you can check the weather and the news, you can add an internet browser (for a small fee, which was disappointing at first until I realized how small the fee really was ... and since I can't post amounts in a review I'll just say it is about the same as a video rental and less than a movie ticket), and many more options are available. It comes with a very fun set of games (bowling, boxing, tennis, etc.) that make use of the very versatile controllers that are included. Additional games can be downloaded (for a fee) or purchased -- and now you can rent them (or buy them used) at most major video chains.
What I like most about the Wii is that it seems to be designed for family use. This is not just for boys who like shooting aliens. There are lots of activities that make it simple and fun for the whole family, from very young to very old. You create little "Miis" that represent (and look like) you (or not, if you prefer), and they become your character in the games -- we spent a while just creating characters for each member of the family, letting each create their own but making suggestions to each other and laughing at the various options each chose. It is a lot of fun.
With the internet compatibility -- especially if we hook it up to a USB keyboard -- this really becomes like a new household computer. You can check email, browse, buy, anything you like. (If you have a Gmail account you can even do word processing and spread sheets on their website -- so it really becomes just like a new computer.)
There were a few glitches -- we have a DSL internet connection and while we could hook up quickly when we tried to install the upgrade that the system recommended we found that it stalled about 4 times before finally completing the download and completing the upgrade. Something similar happened when we tried to download the internet "channel" (browser). Eventually we got everything working, though.
One more thing that bugs me a bit is that the Wii won't play DVDs. Apparently it is able to do so, from a hardware standpoint, but they haven't installed the software for various reasons (and there is no way to get the software through Nintendo). That is the only reason I might have preferred a Playstation -- which natively plays BluRay and DVDs. I'd like it if I didn't have to switch between my DVD player and the Wii, and could just use the Wii box for both functions. Still, this is a pretty fantastic device, that I'm sure will get a lot of use from my whole family for a very long time.
What I like most about the Wii is that it seems to be designed for family use. This is not just for boys who like shooting aliens. There are lots of activities that make it simple and fun for the whole family, from very young to very old. You create little "Miis" that represent (and look like) you (or not, if you prefer), and they become your character in the games -- we spent a while just creating characters for each member of the family, letting each create their own but making suggestions to each other and laughing at the various options each chose. It is a lot of fun.
With the internet compatibility -- especially if we hook it up to a USB keyboard -- this really becomes like a new household computer. You can check email, browse, buy, anything you like. (If you have a Gmail account you can even do word processing and spread sheets on their website -- so it really becomes just like a new computer.)
There were a few glitches -- we have a DSL internet connection and while we could hook up quickly when we tried to install the upgrade that the system recommended we found that it stalled about 4 times before finally completing the download and completing the upgrade. Something similar happened when we tried to download the internet "channel" (browser). Eventually we got everything working, though.
One more thing that bugs me a bit is that the Wii won't play DVDs. Apparently it is able to do so, from a hardware standpoint, but they haven't installed the software for various reasons (and there is no way to get the software through Nintendo). That is the only reason I might have preferred a Playstation -- which natively plays BluRay and DVDs. I'd like it if I didn't have to switch between my DVD player and the Wii, and could just use the Wii box for both functions. Still, this is a pretty fantastic device, that I'm sure will get a lot of use from my whole family for a very long time.
Скроменый эксперт
21.12.2010
10/10
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This is a wonderful way for the whole family to have a great time together!! It's so much fun for all ages and we love it!!
Скроменый эксперт
25.12.2010
10/10
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Just set it up this Christmas day and my son, hubby and I couldn't stop playing! Easy, smart and challenging.
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02.05.2008
10/10
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Personal admission - I at least aspire to be some form of video game reviewer, and the Wii was the last console this generation that I've purchased by a long margin, largely because I suspected from the beginning that I would hate it forever. Turns out I was right. Most of my commentary following will at least aspire to neutrality, but just so the dedicated Nintendo fans can dismiss me now, I'm not among those who welcome any stupid idea from the company with open arms.
I hate this thing. I hate it with every fiber of my being. When the next console comes out I will take this thing out to a big field and smash it to pieces with a whiffle ball bat. I hate it for being the only repository for modern Nintendo console games and I hate that so many other people like it and I just don't understand what they're seeing.
But what, you might ask yourself, is my deal? Well, for one thing, I don't like the controls. At all. When I play a video game, I like being able to immerse myself in the game and not think about what I'm doing with my hands and body. The Wii takes that away from me and puts me back in the same position I was when I was eight years old and trying to figure out what the different between A and B were on my NES. This is an individual response, but as far as I'm concerned, waving my arms around like I'm hitting a baseball doesn't make me feel like I'm playing baseball - it makes it very obvious to me that I'm not interacting with my on-screen avatar in an easy or efficient way.
The upside of this is that if you're a casual gamer or a newcomer to the field of computer games, you'll probably have an easier time warming up to the controls that I did. The irony is delicious, really. I certainly get what the charm would be for a person who doesn't play many games, but truly "hardcore" players who have spent years upon years learning how to work a DualShock might want to try the system out extensively before purchase.
The second reason I hate the system has to do with the fact that it doesn't support HD, and this is something that everybody needs to think about. The Wii can output a 480p widescreen signal, which is fine for a regular SD televisions, but you definitely need to check the performance for standard definition on an HD set before you invest. Most low-end high definition sets don't come with Feroudja upscalers, and that can lead to some really, really awful looking SD, including whatever comes out of your Wii. It's definitely a good idea to track down the proper settings for your particular set if this sort of thing is important to you.
I am, of course, being quite harsh. My mileage with the system has been and will continue to be terrible because of my reaction to the controls, but anybody not subject to my own strange prejudices will probably have a reasonable time. While there's a shortage of monumentally great games (at least, as a percentage of total game output), there are plenty of wonderful titles that you can find for the system, and it's likely that your children will have a fun time with it. The best thing you can do in this case is to do some research on your own television's performance and play with the thing in a store before you buy, just to be sure that you'll like it once you get it home. For my part, I know that I'm not enjoying my purchase at all, but it's entirely likely that you might.
I hate this thing. I hate it with every fiber of my being. When the next console comes out I will take this thing out to a big field and smash it to pieces with a whiffle ball bat. I hate it for being the only repository for modern Nintendo console games and I hate that so many other people like it and I just don't understand what they're seeing.
But what, you might ask yourself, is my deal? Well, for one thing, I don't like the controls. At all. When I play a video game, I like being able to immerse myself in the game and not think about what I'm doing with my hands and body. The Wii takes that away from me and puts me back in the same position I was when I was eight years old and trying to figure out what the different between A and B were on my NES. This is an individual response, but as far as I'm concerned, waving my arms around like I'm hitting a baseball doesn't make me feel like I'm playing baseball - it makes it very obvious to me that I'm not interacting with my on-screen avatar in an easy or efficient way.
The upside of this is that if you're a casual gamer or a newcomer to the field of computer games, you'll probably have an easier time warming up to the controls that I did. The irony is delicious, really. I certainly get what the charm would be for a person who doesn't play many games, but truly "hardcore" players who have spent years upon years learning how to work a DualShock might want to try the system out extensively before purchase.
The second reason I hate the system has to do with the fact that it doesn't support HD, and this is something that everybody needs to think about. The Wii can output a 480p widescreen signal, which is fine for a regular SD televisions, but you definitely need to check the performance for standard definition on an HD set before you invest. Most low-end high definition sets don't come with Feroudja upscalers, and that can lead to some really, really awful looking SD, including whatever comes out of your Wii. It's definitely a good idea to track down the proper settings for your particular set if this sort of thing is important to you.
I am, of course, being quite harsh. My mileage with the system has been and will continue to be terrible because of my reaction to the controls, but anybody not subject to my own strange prejudices will probably have a reasonable time. While there's a shortage of monumentally great games (at least, as a percentage of total game output), there are plenty of wonderful titles that you can find for the system, and it's likely that your children will have a fun time with it. The best thing you can do in this case is to do some research on your own television's performance and play with the thing in a store before you buy, just to be sure that you'll like it once you get it home. For my part, I know that I'm not enjoying my purchase at all, but it's entirely likely that you might.
Скроменый эксперт
18.04.2010
6/10
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I mainly purchased this product for two reasons:1) One of the Nunchuks that came with a pre-owned Wii performed poorly due to the fact that the connection wire was stretched enough to be dislodged from the connector plug and I needed a replacement.2) It's a change from the normal white color.So far I have utilized the controller add-on only thrice: The first time I used the item straight out of the box, a second time some time after I used the Wii-fit for what I assume is aerobic boxing and a third time today while playing Wii-Sports boxing with my older sister. Not once have I noticed that it performed any differently than a white Nunchuk, as it should be. Granted, there are some response issues but that is to be expected of the product design as a whole and it would take one to get used to its quirks, but it is adequate enough for everyday play. It may be strange to have a black Nunchuk connected to a white Wii-mote, but control-wise there is no difference.
Скроменый эксперт
26.05.2010
10/10
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Easy to set up. Network connection was easy.
The Remotes and Nunchucks are a bit spendy when you have to buy three more of each. The Wii usually only comes with one set. Altho, you can hold off on the Nunchucks as there aren't very many multipayer games where you can use three or more people that need the Nunchucks. Usually just two people need it. And then you'll have to buy the Game Pad to play the older games if you are used to using it. But then some of the Wii's are now coming with the rubber "protectors" already on the Remotes so that's great.
A blast when playing with more then one person on some of the games. We haven't really bought many games for it as the grand kids are just getting to the point of being able to play now. The attention span just isn't there yet. The games we do have are great to play.
The Remotes and Nunchucks are a bit spendy when you have to buy three more of each. The Wii usually only comes with one set. Altho, you can hold off on the Nunchucks as there aren't very many multipayer games where you can use three or more people that need the Nunchucks. Usually just two people need it. And then you'll have to buy the Game Pad to play the older games if you are used to using it. But then some of the Wii's are now coming with the rubber "protectors" already on the Remotes so that's great.
A blast when playing with more then one person on some of the games. We haven't really bought many games for it as the grand kids are just getting to the point of being able to play now. The attention span just isn't there yet. The games we do have are great to play.
Скроменый эксперт
03.03.2010
10/10
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I got my Wii as a gift for my Birthday, you can imaging I was so eagar to start using it. Impress as how fast my order it was expedited and well packaged damage free; I inmediatedly open it up, read just the basics instructions, I had it up and running in about 10 Minutes. I am not a computer whiz so I was please with the simplicity to set it up, any one can do it. I absolutely recomend this product. I am having great time wether by my self or with some friends, It can bring a lots of fun for the whole family. I love the fact that you can read the news, browse the Internet, with some limitacions- without connecting your computer to your TV. I have only one complain or regret that I cannot stream my pictures as slide show from my computer, only from a SD Card. Given that you have a broadband Internet Service, I do. Will I buy again or recommend Amazon?, Absolutely, I already order some extra remotes and got them too. Thanks Amazon. Edgar
Nintendo Wii 6 in 1 Charging / Docking Station with Console Stand & Cooling Fan, Double Remote Charging Dock, and includes 2 External Rechargable Battery PacksWii
Nintendo Wii 6 in 1 Charging / Docking Station with Console Stand & Cooling Fan, Double Remote Charging Dock, and includes 2 External Rechargable Battery PacksWii
Скроменый эксперт
27.07.2007
10/10
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For YEARS, my console gaming experience has fundamentally been about sitting around and twiddling my thumbs.
Now, to be fair, I don't have a setup for a steering wheel for my PS2, and I never owned an NES along with its light gun, Power Pad, Power Glove, and whatever else it used.
That's the point, though. All of those devices were extra. Game developers can't assume that a console owner is going to own some specific peripheral, so they either had to include one with a game or write the game to handle the standard controller. So, you ended up either with a bunch of peripheral devices that only worked on a couple games apiece, or you made do with standard controllers.
Because every single Wii comes with the new controller and its do-anything capabilities, developers don't have to worry about creating & selling new hardware of their own. They can focus instead on trying new things, and they'll know that gamers will get the right experience.
When someone picks up, say, Wii Sports for the first time and play the bowling game, they ask how to put spin on the ball. I tell them, "Just spin it," and much to their surprise, it works. Three frames later, they're bowling as easily as they do in real life. It's just that easy, and it makes that much sense.
Brief rundown of a few of the games I've got:
Wii Sports: It's a keeper. Work on your backspin & topspin in Tennis, score 300 in Bowling, etc. It's got a lot of depth, and it relies on your skills as a player.
Resident Evil 4 - Wii Edition: Holy cow. Aim, shoot, aim, shoot. It's much faster and more accurate than wiggling conventional controller sticks. Playing a RE game on any other console just doesn't make sense anymore. If you're a fan AT ALL of the RE franchise, and even if you already have this game for the Gamecube or PS2, get the Wii version; you'll never touch the older versions again.
Wario Ware - Smooth Moves: A lot of story & dialogue -- a lot more than gameplay -- but it really is a kick. So many of the tasks are so silly that you'll laugh out loud, even while playing alone.
The Godfather: Yes. Yes, yes, yes. If this is indicative of where Grand Theft Auto-style gaming is going, we're in for a treat. The first time I engaged in an in-game fight (as opposed to a tutorial), I reflexively started pressing buttons. After a couple seconds, I remembered to just punch with the controller, and my character started beating up on the guy. Bingo; that's how it should be done. Grab a guy by his collar and throw him against a wall; grab him again and start punching him in the face... it's so much more satisfying to use hand motions than mere button combinations.
Need For Speed Carbon: I got this one strictly as an experiment -- I have it for the PS2, and I wanted to see what the new control scheme is really like while playing a game I already know. I have to say that it's very, very nice. Again, I don't have a wheel for the PS2; but after a few minutes of getting used to the steering response of the Wii controller, it makes an awful lot of sense. Mid-corner corrections respond well, countersteering works, on and on and on. Despite not having force feedback like a conventional wheel controller, it becomes second nature, and it's easy to "steer where you look", as they say in car racing. Plus, because no extra attachments are needed (although an inexpensive clip-on wheel is nice to have) and you don't have to bolt anything to a table or sit on a wheel base, it's very, very convenient.
Trauma Center - Second Opinion: Definitely a niche game, but it's gotten reviews that favor it versus the original Trauma Center for the DS, and it's quite a lot of fun. You really start to feel the pressure as you work to save patients, and the Wii controller is perfect for the job.
The Legend Of Zelda - Twilight Princess: Get it. Wonderful game. If you're a Zelda fan, you already know that this is one of the best ever; if you're not a fan, this one just might win you over.
BOTTOM LINE: This is it, the next big thing in home video games. It's still out of stock everywhere because it really is that good. Expect even better things to come along as the online network gets underway and game developers refine their use of the controller.
Now, to be fair, I don't have a setup for a steering wheel for my PS2, and I never owned an NES along with its light gun, Power Pad, Power Glove, and whatever else it used.
That's the point, though. All of those devices were extra. Game developers can't assume that a console owner is going to own some specific peripheral, so they either had to include one with a game or write the game to handle the standard controller. So, you ended up either with a bunch of peripheral devices that only worked on a couple games apiece, or you made do with standard controllers.
Because every single Wii comes with the new controller and its do-anything capabilities, developers don't have to worry about creating & selling new hardware of their own. They can focus instead on trying new things, and they'll know that gamers will get the right experience.
When someone picks up, say, Wii Sports for the first time and play the bowling game, they ask how to put spin on the ball. I tell them, "Just spin it," and much to their surprise, it works. Three frames later, they're bowling as easily as they do in real life. It's just that easy, and it makes that much sense.
Brief rundown of a few of the games I've got:
Wii Sports: It's a keeper. Work on your backspin & topspin in Tennis, score 300 in Bowling, etc. It's got a lot of depth, and it relies on your skills as a player.
Resident Evil 4 - Wii Edition: Holy cow. Aim, shoot, aim, shoot. It's much faster and more accurate than wiggling conventional controller sticks. Playing a RE game on any other console just doesn't make sense anymore. If you're a fan AT ALL of the RE franchise, and even if you already have this game for the Gamecube or PS2, get the Wii version; you'll never touch the older versions again.
Wario Ware - Smooth Moves: A lot of story & dialogue -- a lot more than gameplay -- but it really is a kick. So many of the tasks are so silly that you'll laugh out loud, even while playing alone.
The Godfather: Yes. Yes, yes, yes. If this is indicative of where Grand Theft Auto-style gaming is going, we're in for a treat. The first time I engaged in an in-game fight (as opposed to a tutorial), I reflexively started pressing buttons. After a couple seconds, I remembered to just punch with the controller, and my character started beating up on the guy. Bingo; that's how it should be done. Grab a guy by his collar and throw him against a wall; grab him again and start punching him in the face... it's so much more satisfying to use hand motions than mere button combinations.
Need For Speed Carbon: I got this one strictly as an experiment -- I have it for the PS2, and I wanted to see what the new control scheme is really like while playing a game I already know. I have to say that it's very, very nice. Again, I don't have a wheel for the PS2; but after a few minutes of getting used to the steering response of the Wii controller, it makes an awful lot of sense. Mid-corner corrections respond well, countersteering works, on and on and on. Despite not having force feedback like a conventional wheel controller, it becomes second nature, and it's easy to "steer where you look", as they say in car racing. Plus, because no extra attachments are needed (although an inexpensive clip-on wheel is nice to have) and you don't have to bolt anything to a table or sit on a wheel base, it's very, very convenient.
Trauma Center - Second Opinion: Definitely a niche game, but it's gotten reviews that favor it versus the original Trauma Center for the DS, and it's quite a lot of fun. You really start to feel the pressure as you work to save patients, and the Wii controller is perfect for the job.
The Legend Of Zelda - Twilight Princess: Get it. Wonderful game. If you're a Zelda fan, you already know that this is one of the best ever; if you're not a fan, this one just might win you over.
BOTTOM LINE: This is it, the next big thing in home video games. It's still out of stock everywhere because it really is that good. Expect even better things to come along as the online network gets underway and game developers refine their use of the controller.
Скроменый эксперт
15.12.2010
10/10
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We have had our wii for a couple of years and this year gave one as a gift. From all reports it is a winner with them too.
Скроменый эксперт
30.11.2010
2/10
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Ужасно
I bought a wii consola in amazon but it cannot read any disk. When I called to Wii for help, I found out that the serial number of my consola did not exist, so it was fake.
Скроменый эксперт
20.09.2010
10/10
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i am very happy with this game. was very happy with the shipment came in two too three days and right to house it was a great help i dont drive and was looking to get one but put it off did not want to have to take it on bus,have it come to the house made up my mind have not stop playing love it love the sight will be doing more shoping on this sight.have got burned on other sight not this one so very happy.thangs
Скроменый эксперт
02.01.2010
10/10
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I bought this for our family the first year it came out. The first night we set it up, my husband and I NEEDED to box each other. In 30 minutes we were DRENCHED with sweat and laughing and having a great time. Since then, this video game console has been the center of parties (the kids have gotten Guitar Hero and many other things), family entertainment and so much more. With 4 kids we need to have stuff for them to do on days when you can't get out of the house (aka 24 inches of snow) and they need to get rid of energy. We have other gaming consoles and 9 times out of 10 they pick the Wii. This Christmas, I bought one for my mother and it was worth it. My mother-in-law has one and they have "Wii Parties" where they get together and golf, play tennis and more.
We have different games for the unit - from Wii Music to Guitar Hero to Mario Cart. There haven't been any we aren't happy with and NONE just sit on the shelf.
The ages can vary as you can tell - from my parents (ages 70-75) to friends kids ages 4+ and everyone has fun. I see (as a mom) less arguments when they are playing this than any other video game system. It's all fun!
Well worth the money! You do need 2-4 controllers and definitely the charger unit or else you better have stock in batteries!!
We have different games for the unit - from Wii Music to Guitar Hero to Mario Cart. There haven't been any we aren't happy with and NONE just sit on the shelf.
The ages can vary as you can tell - from my parents (ages 70-75) to friends kids ages 4+ and everyone has fun. I see (as a mom) less arguments when they are playing this than any other video game system. It's all fun!
Well worth the money! You do need 2-4 controllers and definitely the charger unit or else you better have stock in batteries!!
Скроменый эксперт
01.12.2010
2/10
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les informo q el producto wii que me fue enviado no funciona no lee los discos estoy muy molesto ya que deben de revisar y probar los articulos antes de enviarlos
Скроменый эксперт
25.08.2010
10/10
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After years of getting robbed by the cable company we had enough and got rid of cable TV. We bought the Wii system and have enjoyed it very much! My wife and 5 year old child never get tired of the games and we all enjoy watching movies on it from Netflix.The system is easy to set up and you can be using it in a matter of a few minutes. The games are fun, the graphics are great, and the extra features like the news channel and weather has me not missing TV at all.Get off the couch and get a Wii.
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15.11.2010
10/10
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This was a complete Christmas for the whole family. The set-up was easy, and between the two game packs, there is enough to give hours of fun for every person in the house, no matter the age. Highly recommended.
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24.06.2010
10/10
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Same great Wii, just coloured black with everything else these days.Like Mac's and ect...It's a great bundle. You get both Wii Sports and Wii Sports Resort, a WiiMote, a MotionPlus, a Nunchuck, and the consol in black.The WiiMote, MotionPlus, Nunchuck, and WiiMote Jacket are all black too, which was nice as I ordered a pink WiiMote and MotionPlus bundle and only the WiiMote was pink.My only complaint is that the consol is that glossy piano black material that attracts finger prints, and not a tactile black. I don't touch the consol enough for this to matter though, just the disk drive, you can turn it on with the WiiMote so it's not nearly as much of a problem as my other glossy piano black items.
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14.12.2010
10/10
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Great Game for handicapped children,easy to use and can be easily be accessed for wheelchair bound players
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01.12.2010
10/10
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The used CD was in the same condittions described by the seller, very good. My son enjoyed it very much. He is very happy with the game. Thank you.
Скроменый эксперт
17.11.2010
6/10
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thank you very much. this item was in very good condition. system plays great. i was supprised how great the item's condition was. also shipped very fast. got it 2 days before before expectence.
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08.12.2010
10/10
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I accesorize it to complement the Wiimote. I included one more player in the fun and it has being really entertaining.
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09.11.2010
10/10
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This game is great for all players of all ages. It offers a variety of different sports from which to choose. The games are user friendly, and will get you up and moving. You can't go wrong with this one.
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21.07.2009
10/10
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The Wii gaming system is different from any other gaming system. It starts, of course, with the user interface. The fact that you move your body to control the game differentiates it from all other gaming systems. But that's just the beginning. The Nintendo Wii is designed for a different kind of gamer. Games for the Wii are often more family-friendly and often they encourage group play. Games like Wii Sport, for example, let you play tennis by yourself or with a friend, and the let you compete to see who can score the highest in bowling. While other gaming systems concentrate on shoot `em ups and role-playing games for serious adult gamers, the Wii system is designed with everyone in mind, young and old.
The Nintendo Wii gaming system is very easy to set up. One small problem we encountered is the unit's tendency to overheat. I highly recommend buying a cooling unit to go with your Nintendo Wii. (We have yet to find a good charging station for the Wii-motes, as they are called. The Wii-motes eat up batteries very quickly, so this would be a great thing to have. The trouble is finding one.)
Of course, a gaming system is nothing without the right games to play on it. A few of our favorites include Wii Fit, Animal Crossing, Karaoke Revolution, Guitar Hero, Lego Indiana Jones, and Raving Rabbits TV Party. Everyone has his or her personal favorite, but we have yet to find anyone who doesn't want to play a game on our Wii: from the kids to the grandparents, and everyone in between.
Of course one of the most incomprehensible things about the Wii, is that the system which is better --for most people--than all the other gaming systems on the market, actually costs less. If you want a gaming system the entire family will enjoy, I recommend the Wii. I think you'll love it as much as we do.
The Nintendo Wii gaming system is very easy to set up. One small problem we encountered is the unit's tendency to overheat. I highly recommend buying a cooling unit to go with your Nintendo Wii. (We have yet to find a good charging station for the Wii-motes, as they are called. The Wii-motes eat up batteries very quickly, so this would be a great thing to have. The trouble is finding one.)
Of course, a gaming system is nothing without the right games to play on it. A few of our favorites include Wii Fit, Animal Crossing, Karaoke Revolution, Guitar Hero, Lego Indiana Jones, and Raving Rabbits TV Party. Everyone has his or her personal favorite, but we have yet to find anyone who doesn't want to play a game on our Wii: from the kids to the grandparents, and everyone in between.
Of course one of the most incomprehensible things about the Wii, is that the system which is better --for most people--than all the other gaming systems on the market, actually costs less. If you want a gaming system the entire family will enjoy, I recommend the Wii. I think you'll love it as much as we do.
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