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Скроменый эксперт
10.06.2010
10/10
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The Wii sports resort package is great all around fun. I am very happy I finally purchased a Wii and glad I got this model. As well, I like the Black Game controllers as they are more attractive than the normal ivory ones. But what I really like about this package are the items than can be purchased to enhance the overall experience like the additional games and the credit towards a game that came with it. Overall a great time is being had by all.
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31.07.2010
10/10
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Got a killer deal on a new Wii had to get a component cable since my set will only except HDMI or component the cheapest cable close by was twenty bucks. Went on Amazon and got this to my house for seven bucks. Quality of this cable is fine and it works so what's not to like?
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10.04.2010
10/10
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I bought the Wii to get in shape and do something physical. Living in colder weather where it snows and is very cold outside makes it difficult to get in daily walking. I have found the Wii gives me plenty of exercise and it is fun! I would recommend a Wii to everyone. In fact, I encouraged my sister to purchase a Wii and now we meet once a week to do our yoga together. Wii is a system that is easy to put together and easy to use. No, it does not have all the special graphics that today's computer games have, but it is perfect for any age that just wants to move. When I can't go outside I can run, walk, bowl, play games, and keep busy all day in my house.
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17.05.2010
8/10
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Even though this is "black", the stand is silver, and so is the ugly power cord.Right out of the box the unit worked great. Even with the worst video connection (composite/480i) the picture isn't bad at all from about 8' away. I ordered the component cable to see if there is much difference (there should be going to 480p). My Denon receiver does a great job at upscaling to 1080p, so I should be happy.Only one controller is kind of lame, but for the price I got it at, with sports, and sports resort, I can't complain too much.
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06.05.2009
6/10
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I was on the fence for a long time about the Wii. First, I was a bit hesitant because I kept expecting another "Gameboy Advance - Now with brighter screen!" fiasco. Uh huh. Spend the money on a Wii and they come out with a new one several months later. Or a smaller version - the WiiLite perhaps? So I stayed on that fence for quite a while and waved my hand at any encouragement to go out and buy one.
Then one day I was at a friend's house and he asked if I'd liked to play a game of bowling on his new Wii. I said sure, what the heck. It was free. So he started it up and handed me a Wiimote. That was all it took. After a day's worth of gaming on the Wii I was hooked. I was immediately impressed with the fluid responsiveness of the remote - picking up even the slightest wrist movement could turn your throw into a wicked curve or a straight on dead shot. Another thing that amazed me is that after playing a days worth of bowling and golf I was sore for a week.
The following week my brother came by to visit and I mentioned I had played the Wii and he shocked me by saying he had played it too and loved the bowling game. This was news to me since I knew my brother did not care for video games. Since he was hanging out for the evening I decided to take the plunge and we went to our local Gamestop and I picked up the Wii and an extra controller. We went home and I hooked the console up and we spent the evening bowling. It was the most fun we'd had together since camping as kids.
This is the main reason I love the Wii, because Nintendo has done exactly what they set out to do - they have created a gaming console that gets you up, gets you involved, and gets people together. They should have stuck with their original name, because in this regard the Wii is definitely a revolution.
Then one day I was at a friend's house and he asked if I'd liked to play a game of bowling on his new Wii. I said sure, what the heck. It was free. So he started it up and handed me a Wiimote. That was all it took. After a day's worth of gaming on the Wii I was hooked. I was immediately impressed with the fluid responsiveness of the remote - picking up even the slightest wrist movement could turn your throw into a wicked curve or a straight on dead shot. Another thing that amazed me is that after playing a days worth of bowling and golf I was sore for a week.
The following week my brother came by to visit and I mentioned I had played the Wii and he shocked me by saying he had played it too and loved the bowling game. This was news to me since I knew my brother did not care for video games. Since he was hanging out for the evening I decided to take the plunge and we went to our local Gamestop and I picked up the Wii and an extra controller. We went home and I hooked the console up and we spent the evening bowling. It was the most fun we'd had together since camping as kids.
This is the main reason I love the Wii, because Nintendo has done exactly what they set out to do - they have created a gaming console that gets you up, gets you involved, and gets people together. They should have stuck with their original name, because in this regard the Wii is definitely a revolution.
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22.08.2009
10/10
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So, I've never been a big gamer because we just weren't raised with them. Since Mom was a kindergarten teacher, if it didn't have an obvious "learning" factor, then it wasn't brought into the house and she despised pretty much all electronics including the TV much less games! So, now many many years later, I finally bought my first game console thinking it'd be more for my husband than for me. Little did I know that I'd be virtually addicted to it in no time flat! I love the fact that it's wireless! Less mess especially from all the spilled drinks and so much safer than tripping over all the cords ... and with no cords draped across the room, my cats aren't drawn to them for chewing. Yes, my reluctance to get into gaming because all the costs add up is still very real because when you get the base set, you immediately want to buy extra remotes and nunchucks and the charging station and the wheels and the fitness stuff and heaven forbid you forget just the cost of the games alone. However, it's become so much fun and since it's really rather portable, we've taken it almost everywhere to entertain ourselves, our friends, the kids and anyone else that shows up. There just seems to be something for everyone! We even took it to a funeral where there were going to be some rather bored people eventually - we just set it up to the TV they had in the "Family Room" & people would pick a game here or there to relieve a little stress!
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03.07.2010
10/10
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I wanted the Wii as soon as it came out; however, I decided to wait because I didn't know if I would use it, or if it would sit around collecting dust. This unit is one of the best purchases I have ever made, and is worth every penny! It is absolutely amazing and truely intertaining! If you're thinking about purchasing a Wii system...DO IT! You won't be sorry!
Скроменый эксперт
12.12.2009
8/10
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The Nintendo Wii is what it is...there isn't much I can say that people don't know. I was just very dissapointed with the console. Some of the games are fun, but in all honestly, most of the games that you use the motion controlls for would be 'more fun' to play with a traditional controller. The other issue I have is with the Graphics. We know they aren't High definition...but it seems some of the games the graphics are even worse than on the original Xbox back 6-7 years ago. Graphics aren't everything, but when you are paying $200 for a console and $40-$50 for a game, I expected soemthing a little better to look at than what the Wii delivers. If you have an old fashioned, non-HD tv, you can get by with the Wii. However, if you have a big screen, High-Definition Television, the games might actually look bad and you would be much better off with an Xbox 360 or PS3 (we have all 3 consoles, my personal favorite is the Xbox 360, because it is high def, and there are a good choice of games for the kids on there, as well as older games for about $20).
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05.12.2009
10/10
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We have had our Wii for a couple years now and really enjoy it. While it is not the strongest system out there, it definetly is a lot of fun. Family and Friends who normally have no interest in gaming at all will pick up and play games with us for a bit on this system. NEVER happened with any other system.
We have also started picking up some of the workout games and I really enjoy that. Who need to watch tv while you work out when you can just interact with a work out game.
We had an original model that ended up being defective after about 7 months (all of the games started freezing up), the process to ship to Nintendo and get a new one was quick and painless.
The recent price cuts and deals make this system even more valuable. Yes, it does not have all of the top of the line graphics and some games, but you do not need that for every system you own. We are PC gamers who supplement with goofy fun on our wii. With games like Wii Sports, Zelda, Mario Party 8, EA Active and more, kids, parents and even grandparents can find these games fun!
We have also started picking up some of the workout games and I really enjoy that. Who need to watch tv while you work out when you can just interact with a work out game.
We had an original model that ended up being defective after about 7 months (all of the games started freezing up), the process to ship to Nintendo and get a new one was quick and painless.
The recent price cuts and deals make this system even more valuable. Yes, it does not have all of the top of the line graphics and some games, but you do not need that for every system you own. We are PC gamers who supplement with goofy fun on our wii. With games like Wii Sports, Zelda, Mario Party 8, EA Active and more, kids, parents and even grandparents can find these games fun!
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15.04.2010
10/10
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I think by now everyone understands the concept of Wii and if you are the type of person to enjoy this gaming system or not. My family and I are very active so this is an excellent product and a good way to stay active in the winter. I really like how easy this product was to setup! Very easy to follow step by step instructions with pictures and information on what to avoid to increase the accuracy of how your system communicates to the remote controls. I'm not always technologically savy and tend to get frustrated easily when products don't work right away but this system set up quickly and easily and worked the first time!!
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04.07.2010
10/10
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This is our second Wii. We bought our first one second hand. This one works great and we can even watch our Netflix instant movies through it with a special CD from Netflix. The Wii remote is the tv remote, too! Many games from Harry Potter to Wii Fit Plus keep everyone entertained and some even keep you active! A great way to entertain and learn.
Скроменый эксперт
18.08.2010
8/10
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Something not mentioned in the reviews was that when viewing Netflix through the Wii, the movie is brighter than with the old cable. Previously, some movies were so dark you couldn't see them.
Скроменый эксперт
03.06.2010
10/10
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Like many, I owned one of the first Nintendo Wii's available in 2006. I've been an avid gamer since I was 6 years old with my first Nintendo. and it's just went up since then. I'm normally a PC Gamer (WOW, etc). but Wii is still one of my favorite systems because of these games like Sports and Resort. I am REALLY happy that the system finally showed up in Black, and is bundled with Resort and Motion Plus together for 200 dollars, that's a great deal!
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29.06.2010
10/10
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Good product. Came in safe shipping & packing within few days. happy with the purchase and the product. My only reqeust is the Wii manufactuer should hv suggested about the battery usage or should have option for batter & charger along with remote.. I am facing the shortage of battery here, as my charge in the remote gets used within few daysthanksRAjaram
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02.04.2010
10/10
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The Wii is a lot of fun. But, here, five months after purchase, I have to send it in for repair. Nintendo tells me the "card reader" is likely shot. It will not read any disc. I tried their cleaning kit, to no avail. Five months of use. My old Gamecube lasted six years, sometimes being left on 24 hours a day for weeks. My Wii, in comparison, was babied, never played more than a few hours. I will say that Nintendo's customer service seems quite good, and they're repairing it free. Still, a month without a game console is not fun. I thought, being Nintendo, the Wii would be ultra reliable, but Nintendo tells me that mine is a common problem.
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09.08.2010
10/10
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This is great entertainment when you are stuck inside. Also provides some decent exercise. The only negative is the same music over and over. Had to quit playing for a while, because the music drove me crazy.
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23.06.2008
10/10
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I used to have an Xbox 360, but sold it and bought a Wii.
I know a lot of hardcore gamers are sitting around scratching their heads, wondering how anyone in their right mind could pass up a masterpiece like Mass Effect or GTA4 and settle for games as simplistic Boom Blox or Wii Sports. Well, some of us get to a point where we either feel like games are getting way too complex, or we decide that playing video games for 4-5 hours a day is just not a healthy lifestyle choice and/or something we no longer have time for. In my case, it was a little bit of both.
The Wii has the kind of games that I can pick up and play for a couple of hours, put it down, then pick it back up a few weeks later and not have to try and remember how the controls work, or having to backtrack because I forgot the storyline. And I don't have to watch 3 hours of cut scenes in between levels either. It is perfect for when I occasionally just want to kill and hour or two on a Saturday afternoon, as most of the games don't require a huge time commitment to get into them. Contrast that with something like GTA4, where you literally have to play for hours just to be introduced to all the game mechanics. Why go through all that when I can just throw in Geometry Wars and start having fun immediately?
When I had my 360, the only retail game I was playing was Guitar Hero... the rest were XBLA titles. That is when I decided that the Wii was probably a better fit for me, and I have not been disappointed Sure, the graphics aren't all that impressive and the online capabilities aren't as good, but I can live with that.
A really big plus with the Wii is that I can get my non-gaming friends to play with me when they come over. They wouldn't go anywhere near the 360 controller, but the Wii is much more accessible in that regard.
I think the biggest thing I appreciate about the Wii though is how QUIET it is! The 360 sounds like a dying calf in a snowstorm when it's turned on; the only time I hear anything from my Wii is when a disc is spinning up. But even then, it's quieter than the 360 was when it was idling.
UPDATE: I have since re-purchased a 360 and sold my Wii, primarily because my TV died and I decided not to replace it, and I could hook the 360 to my PC monitor via the HDMI port. (The Wii has neither an HDMI port or a VGA adapter.) Plus Geometry Wars 2 was calling my name :)
But the other reason for this is because 95% of the 3rd party offerings for the Wii are crap, and Nintendo doesn't seem interested in catering to casual gamers over the age of 12. I'm not the kind of person who requires blood and gore to make me happy (in fact, I don't really like that sort of thing), but I got tired of playing games with furry characters and pastel colors. I'm not saying those are bad, but it just gets old after awhile.
I know a lot of hardcore gamers are sitting around scratching their heads, wondering how anyone in their right mind could pass up a masterpiece like Mass Effect or GTA4 and settle for games as simplistic Boom Blox or Wii Sports. Well, some of us get to a point where we either feel like games are getting way too complex, or we decide that playing video games for 4-5 hours a day is just not a healthy lifestyle choice and/or something we no longer have time for. In my case, it was a little bit of both.
The Wii has the kind of games that I can pick up and play for a couple of hours, put it down, then pick it back up a few weeks later and not have to try and remember how the controls work, or having to backtrack because I forgot the storyline. And I don't have to watch 3 hours of cut scenes in between levels either. It is perfect for when I occasionally just want to kill and hour or two on a Saturday afternoon, as most of the games don't require a huge time commitment to get into them. Contrast that with something like GTA4, where you literally have to play for hours just to be introduced to all the game mechanics. Why go through all that when I can just throw in Geometry Wars and start having fun immediately?
When I had my 360, the only retail game I was playing was Guitar Hero... the rest were XBLA titles. That is when I decided that the Wii was probably a better fit for me, and I have not been disappointed Sure, the graphics aren't all that impressive and the online capabilities aren't as good, but I can live with that.
A really big plus with the Wii is that I can get my non-gaming friends to play with me when they come over. They wouldn't go anywhere near the 360 controller, but the Wii is much more accessible in that regard.
I think the biggest thing I appreciate about the Wii though is how QUIET it is! The 360 sounds like a dying calf in a snowstorm when it's turned on; the only time I hear anything from my Wii is when a disc is spinning up. But even then, it's quieter than the 360 was when it was idling.
UPDATE: I have since re-purchased a 360 and sold my Wii, primarily because my TV died and I decided not to replace it, and I could hook the 360 to my PC monitor via the HDMI port. (The Wii has neither an HDMI port or a VGA adapter.) Plus Geometry Wars 2 was calling my name :)
But the other reason for this is because 95% of the 3rd party offerings for the Wii are crap, and Nintendo doesn't seem interested in catering to casual gamers over the age of 12. I'm not the kind of person who requires blood and gore to make me happy (in fact, I don't really like that sort of thing), but I got tired of playing games with furry characters and pastel colors. I'm not saying those are bad, but it just gets old after awhile.
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20.11.2007
10/10
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The Wii plays and feels great! I have been nothing but thrilled with my system and it's been great to play with different types of people.
For gamers, this system offers excellent games that allow you to play in an innovative way. What's better than actually aiming to shoot something? Duck hunt anyone? This would be enough of a reason to get it, especially considering the price compared with the Playstation 3 and X-box 360. Zelda: Twilight Princess, Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, Super Paper Mario and Super Mario Galaxy (and more) rival the best games on any system. In addition to these new games you can get Super Nintendo classics for $5 a piece and Nintendo 64 classics for $10 on Virtual Console. Super Mario World, Super Mario 3, Donkey King Country, Mario 64, Zelda: Ocarina of Time, etc. Are you kidding me? These are some of the best games ever made! And you no longer have to break out your old system and spend 20 minutes blowing the dust out and tweaking the cartridges to get them to turn on. When you look at the other systems, their games always have a bunch of hype and then, with the exception of a handful, the games are disappointing. You read those reviews and they all have the same continuing theme: the graphics are great but the game isn't very innovative or it's so big that it gets redundant. The Wii keeps bringing out high quality games with variety. Also, more and more developers are concentrating on the Wii because of its popularity and the creative opportunities, so the games will keep on coming.
This system has really been marketed for non-gamers and for good reason. My Dad actually played tennis and had a good time. He's never gone near a video game in his life. My non-gamer friends also love coming over and playing. I must admit, although I've been an avid nintendo fan since the days of the original nintendo, these casual get togethers are by far my favorite type of gaming. The Wii offers a ton of games for getting groups together: Mario Party 8, Wii Sports, Mario and Sonic Olympic Games, Smarty Pants.
It should be noted for those who haven't owned a video game system before (who are good candidates for the Wii) that it only comes with one complete controller (remote and nunchuck) and the rest have to be purchased separately. At $40 per remote and $20 per nunchuck, it adds up. With any system, you have to buy extra controllers, but a complete Wii controller is slightly more expensive than controllers for other systems since it has the complete motion sensitivity. Unlike other systems, there is enough in the box to start playing right away for one person at a time. If you are planning on taking advantage of the virtual console games (and you should) they may require a $20 classic controller as well.
Another thing worth mentioning is that the motion-sensor bar simply consists of a couple of infra-red points (read: heat). It basically would work the same of you put two candles in the same location (which has been tested by people successfully). Therefore any other concentrated points of heat are going to interfere with the motion control including candles, and in the case of my apartment, the heat being on (the radiator is only a few feet from where I sit to play). This is something that has only recently became frustrating as it's gotten colder. I imagine that for many, this wouldn't be an issue, but something like a space heater will likely be a problem.
Overall, it's the best system (and best value) out there for anyone except perhaps for the gamers who just wants the same old games with better graphics.
For gamers, this system offers excellent games that allow you to play in an innovative way. What's better than actually aiming to shoot something? Duck hunt anyone? This would be enough of a reason to get it, especially considering the price compared with the Playstation 3 and X-box 360. Zelda: Twilight Princess, Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, Super Paper Mario and Super Mario Galaxy (and more) rival the best games on any system. In addition to these new games you can get Super Nintendo classics for $5 a piece and Nintendo 64 classics for $10 on Virtual Console. Super Mario World, Super Mario 3, Donkey King Country, Mario 64, Zelda: Ocarina of Time, etc. Are you kidding me? These are some of the best games ever made! And you no longer have to break out your old system and spend 20 minutes blowing the dust out and tweaking the cartridges to get them to turn on. When you look at the other systems, their games always have a bunch of hype and then, with the exception of a handful, the games are disappointing. You read those reviews and they all have the same continuing theme: the graphics are great but the game isn't very innovative or it's so big that it gets redundant. The Wii keeps bringing out high quality games with variety. Also, more and more developers are concentrating on the Wii because of its popularity and the creative opportunities, so the games will keep on coming.
This system has really been marketed for non-gamers and for good reason. My Dad actually played tennis and had a good time. He's never gone near a video game in his life. My non-gamer friends also love coming over and playing. I must admit, although I've been an avid nintendo fan since the days of the original nintendo, these casual get togethers are by far my favorite type of gaming. The Wii offers a ton of games for getting groups together: Mario Party 8, Wii Sports, Mario and Sonic Olympic Games, Smarty Pants.
It should be noted for those who haven't owned a video game system before (who are good candidates for the Wii) that it only comes with one complete controller (remote and nunchuck) and the rest have to be purchased separately. At $40 per remote and $20 per nunchuck, it adds up. With any system, you have to buy extra controllers, but a complete Wii controller is slightly more expensive than controllers for other systems since it has the complete motion sensitivity. Unlike other systems, there is enough in the box to start playing right away for one person at a time. If you are planning on taking advantage of the virtual console games (and you should) they may require a $20 classic controller as well.
Another thing worth mentioning is that the motion-sensor bar simply consists of a couple of infra-red points (read: heat). It basically would work the same of you put two candles in the same location (which has been tested by people successfully). Therefore any other concentrated points of heat are going to interfere with the motion control including candles, and in the case of my apartment, the heat being on (the radiator is only a few feet from where I sit to play). This is something that has only recently became frustrating as it's gotten colder. I imagine that for many, this wouldn't be an issue, but something like a space heater will likely be a problem.
Overall, it's the best system (and best value) out there for anyone except perhaps for the gamers who just wants the same old games with better graphics.
Скроменый эксперт
10.08.2010
10/10
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Especially for international customers warning that power adapter is only for 120 V (Only US), so if you are abroad you need voltage downgrade or cheaper option to buy replacement or generic power adapter.
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18.07.2010
10/10
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Bought this as a replacement since somehow I wore out the original that came with my Wii console. I did play it a lot, but had no idea I could wear it out.Even after doing all the trouble shooting tips, it was the only CD that would not work, so I had to replace it. Love the games.
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02.03.2010
10/10
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What can I say. The Wii is a revolutionary gaming console that my 6 year-old loves. We have owned this for over a year, and it is going strong. Hopefully a new updated one will be out soon, as some of the initial quirks need to be worked out, such as the buzzing noise from the disc turning even if games are paused. The buzzing didn't exist initially, but started after a few months. The remote sensor bar also doesn't allow enough of a range, and doesn't recognize the remotes if you are more than about 10 feet away. These are minor issues compared to the positives, so it still is a 5 star product without a doubt. I think that for kids under 10, the Wii is the best console on the market, but older kids may be more attracted to the PS3. Cheers.
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30.07.2010
10/10
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I'm really pleased with this product. It's the regular price of a Wii, and 2 extra sports games that are really fun. My kids love it. Plus I got it in 2 days with no shipping and handling, which I really liked. Overall, a really good buy.
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06.09.2010
10/10
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Just like the Nunchuk you get straight from Nintendo it works perfect and I have had no problems at all.
Скроменый эксперт
25.08.2010
6/10
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- the price was high if compare the other website like dell.- if you connect to internet the light of the console will be turn on automatically.
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