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30.10.2009
8/10
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So the price finally went down, so I thought "Why not?" and purchased a brand new Wii system. I paid an extra 14 dollars to get it overnite, and to my suprise, when I got it the next day...it didnt work. i called Nintendo and had nothing but problems, so when they finally agreed to send me a new ( rather than refurbished, why should i get a previously broken game when i paid for a new one?). It took over a week, and what did i get? A new Wii Sports game!!! I called again, after 30 minutes of argument, they finally agreed to ship it. It took me three weeks to get a working system!! No compensation was offered...it was ridiculous!!
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16.11.2009
10/10
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I think this is the best Wii game EVER. I have been playing mariokart since the SNES and I was disapointed with the weak N64 version of the game. I have to say that they have created another masterpiece with this installment. My 2 year old son sits and cheers (literally) while I play. I would not normally promote playing video games instead of parenting, but he LOVES it. I have been playing the game for a year or more and I am still "unlocking" new features. This game is very, very replayable. It's worth every penny and more.I give it five stars and two thumbs up.
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27.03.2010
8/10
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Its just the standard nunchuck but in black. It doesn't work any differently so its just all down to which color you want.
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17.12.2009
10/10
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Who would have imagined that a game console could be made that would allow people from so many different generations to come together on a Saturday night. The Wii can be played by almost anyone of any age and you don't have the typical issues you do with other consoles which is using those control pads. With the wiimotes even my 68 year old mother can learn to play a game of tennis or bowling in no time flat. This is a great system that is well worth the money.
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30.01.2010
10/10
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I bought this game for my parents (in their 60s) and they love it. It also keeps the grandkids occupied when they visit. My mother is not able to get up and play the physical games but she loves the other ones like Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader? This is good for family involvement also. Highly recommend!
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03.10.2008
10/10
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In case you are unfamiliar with the Nunchuk, it is an accessory that simply plugs into the bottom of any Wii Remote. You may have seen Nintendo saying things like "with the Wii Remote, to hit a tennis ball, simply swing the Wii Remote". This is true for some games, for many others, it is not that simple.How would one play a game like The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess without a Nunchuk? How would you control your character and swing your sword? Would you simply use the + control pad (on top of the Wii Remote) to move your character, and when you get some action, start swinging? How would you move around while in combat? Why am I asking so many questions?This is where the the Nunchuk adds depth and variety to games like Zelda. The Nunchuk has two buttons (Z and C) and an Analog Stick. In Zelda, the Analog Stick is used for character movement, the Z button is for aiming, and the C button is used to look around. Some games use them (Zelda, Metroid Prime 3 etc.) and some don't (Boxing in Wii Sports... I think that's it). But the most innovative feature of the Nunchuk isn't ON the Nunchuck, but rather IN it.It has a built-in accelerometer, which in human terms, means that it shares some of the motion-sensing abilities with the Wii Remote. What kind of motion-sensiing abilites you may ask? I'll give some examples.When you shake the Nunchuk in Zelda, you do a spin-attack. When you "punch" with it in Boxing (included in Wii Sports), you punch the character you are fighting against. It may not have the pointing abilites of the Wii Remote, but it shares the core motion-sensing abilites, which it also shares with products like the iPhone and SIXAXIS PS3 controller.To summarize, the Nunchuk attachment isn't only a cool add-on for the Wii Remote, but it is a neccessary add-on for the Wii Remote. It will set you back around $20, but it is better to buy it now than hear your kids endlessly nag you about it. They are very durable, very innovative, and very fun.
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20.12.2009
8/10
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The Wii console and games are good value for the money. However my personal experience is that after the initial excitement is gone adults in the family will get bored of this. The reasoning that this will help you stay fit and provide exercise doesn't motivate you so much. If you are a family with young kids this is great to keep them engaged but a family of adults with busy routines will get bored in some time so please avoid impulse purchase.
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11.01.2010
10/10
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This is the easiest game console to operate. We love Guitar Hero and play practically every day. We also have the Wii Fit Plus and I even have to throw my grandparents out of my room at night so I can get some sleep. We have ordered the Mariocart game and 3 wheels so we can all play at the same time. We have had it for 2 months and we are nowhere near tired of it!!
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25.02.2010
10/10
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If you own a Wii, you will need the Nunchuck to go w/ the remotes. Not all games require the Nunchuck, but if you have Wii Active Sports, you have to have this to play it. I bought extra for the extra Wii remotes.
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24.03.2010
10/10
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Enjoy using the Nunchuk with my other Wii games. It arrived on time, with good packaging. Would by from supplier again.
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04.03.2010
10/10
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Wii is so much fun for all ages & great way to not be a couch potato....love it. Now we have even more in common with the grandkids when they come over for a visit....bring your remote!!!
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08.03.2010
10/10
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The Wii was in perfect condition and I received it very quickly. I was looking in all the stores to find a Wii and after all that all i had to was spend 4min on Amazon.
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09.11.2009
10/10
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I received the Wii yesterday for my birthday and I'm way older than normal child, but I'm still a kid at heart!
I had so much fun bowling. Yippee!! I hurt my back (not with the Wii) so I couldn't play any of the other games, darn it. My little family wouldn't let me.
While I recuperate these other games are building some great anticipation. As soon as I'm feeling better, I will be playing all of the Wii Sport games and on the hunt for more fun and games!
Everyday is an adventure and the Wii just makes the adventures better!
Cindy
I had so much fun bowling. Yippee!! I hurt my back (not with the Wii) so I couldn't play any of the other games, darn it. My little family wouldn't let me.
While I recuperate these other games are building some great anticipation. As soon as I'm feeling better, I will be playing all of the Wii Sport games and on the hunt for more fun and games!
Everyday is an adventure and the Wii just makes the adventures better!
Cindy
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28.01.2010
8/10
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I've been wanting to get one of these for a while but all the stores i go to are normally sold out..Extremely fun especially with Metroid prime 3(huge fan). I also like that I can download all NES, SNES, N64 and Sega Genesis games..highly recommended that you get one of these if you don't have one..
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04.03.2010
10/10
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I am a 63 year old women and have purchased the Wii console along with the Wii Plus with balance board. I find it to be so much fun while helping to improve my health and weight.
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27.09.2008
10/10
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I put off buying a Wii for a long time. We're adults, in our 50's and not really gamers other than solitaire on the computer. I figured it was mostly for kids or that it was too cartoony and it wouldn't get used. I even left it in the box for 4 days because I thought I might bring it back. When I finally decided to keep it I put off "installing" it because I thought it might be complicated and take a long time. It was only 3 clearly marked cords to hook to the back of the TV and into the unit, and the sensor into the unit.
Well, it took me about 5 minutes to hook it up (It would have taken 3 but I had to crawl around back of the TV stand) and as soon as we started it up I could see it was something we were going to like. Bowling was the first thing I tried and couldn't believe how realistic it was. I even have the same hook on the ball that I do in real life. After that it was tennis, then baseball, then golf and boxing. I was surprised at how much exercise the tennis and boxing provided. It was definitely a fun thing to play with.
Two nights later we had friends over, 12 people in all and the people from across the street wanted to see the Wii. I put on the bowling game, got 4 volunteers to play and that was it for the night. Everyone was screaming when someone got a spare or a strike and they went on to play tennis, baseball, golf and boxing. Fortunately dinner was stuff that could be served buffet style because everyone was gathered around the TV watching or playing the games, with plates their laps or at the kitchen table which has a clear view of the family room. Two of the people ended up buying Wii's the following week.
I'm mostly into it for the exercise aspect and we've gotten the Wii Fit and the Outdoor Challenge which are both great. But there are lots more games that "get you up off the couch" coming out and now having tried a few, I can't wait to get them. Two thumbs up for this game console!
Well, it took me about 5 minutes to hook it up (It would have taken 3 but I had to crawl around back of the TV stand) and as soon as we started it up I could see it was something we were going to like. Bowling was the first thing I tried and couldn't believe how realistic it was. I even have the same hook on the ball that I do in real life. After that it was tennis, then baseball, then golf and boxing. I was surprised at how much exercise the tennis and boxing provided. It was definitely a fun thing to play with.
Two nights later we had friends over, 12 people in all and the people from across the street wanted to see the Wii. I put on the bowling game, got 4 volunteers to play and that was it for the night. Everyone was screaming when someone got a spare or a strike and they went on to play tennis, baseball, golf and boxing. Fortunately dinner was stuff that could be served buffet style because everyone was gathered around the TV watching or playing the games, with plates their laps or at the kitchen table which has a clear view of the family room. Two of the people ended up buying Wii's the following week.
I'm mostly into it for the exercise aspect and we've gotten the Wii Fit and the Outdoor Challenge which are both great. But there are lots more games that "get you up off the couch" coming out and now having tried a few, I can't wait to get them. Two thumbs up for this game console!
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19.11.2006
10/10
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The Nintendo Wii is the most inexpensive of the current generation of gaming consoles. At only $250, it provides motion sensing controllers which are great fun - and 480p graphics which aren't as good as our other two systems.
The Wii is designed around a menu of "channels". These make it very easy for even a non-gamer to start using the console quickly. There is of course the game-playing channel, where the Wii will play any Wii or GameCube game. Simply load the disc in and go - it's a simple front-loading "slot", no carriage to break. There is a Mii channel where you set up a profile and avatar to connect to all your game playing, with many cute options. You can even make your Mii thin or thick. The Photos channel lets you look at photos on your TV, although its loading options are limited. Other channels for news, weather, and online shopping require an interent connection, and at least at launch aren't available yet.
The system does NOT have a regular network cable port, which both the PS3 and XBox 360 have. Instead, it works with built in wireless or with a USB network adapter. I am a firm proponent of wireless - less clutter! So I am thrilled that they offer wireless automatically. With the PS3, you have to pay the extra $100 for the 60 gig unit to get this built in. The XBox 360 doesn't have it at all. We had our wireless up and running in about 5 minutes.
It's hard to generalize gameplay on any console - it really depends on what games you buy. That being said, the comes-with-it software of Sports is really quite fun to play and is about as basic as you can get. We've had 8 year olds and adults try it out and really enjoy it. You swing at baseballs, lob tennis balls, bowl, box and play golf. A "fitness" mode puts you through a variety of tasks and then calculates your fitness age, sort of like how Brain Age keeps track of your mental age. If you did both every day, you could aim to be as fit mentally and physically as possible!
In a world where video games = couch potato, it really is quite amazing to have a game where it natively expects you to move and be active. You don't lounge back and gain pounds here while playing games. Boxing can be quite strenuous, jabbing, blocking and weaving in real life. Tennis involves quick reflexes and strong arm movements. Bowling might be the most relaxed of the sports, but even there you are standing, moving, swinging. You get your heart going at least a little, and get some exercise. My boyfriend found his arms were sore after a few hours of fun gaming.
The 480p resolution is certainly not high def 1080p like our other two systems. It's something you accept when you're paying such a low price for the console. But really, it's not that big a deal. I still play the old Zeldas and love them for their gameplay, even though you can't see the pores in Link's face. If they are going for the cartooney characters and environments, 480p is DVD quality and is quite good. If you really, really crave high definition super realism in your games, then the Wii might not be the best choice for you. However, if you're fine with playing games with a more impressionist / cartooney look to them, the 480p can show that quite nicely. For example, in Wii baseball, there aren't fans in the bleachers - just colored blocks.
Nintendo has always been known as a "Kid's Console" - but I really do think with the Wii that they have become a "Family Console". It's not just kids who will enjoy this. Seniors can have fun bowling without knowing anything "Tricky" about how to use a video game unit. It's very intuitive. Moms can easily play with their kids, each with their own Wii profile. Adults having parties can have fun passing the controllers around. Family groups can share slideshows on the big screen while hanging out and drinking wine.
With the price tag being so low, a gaming household that "needs" a higher end system can easily save up their money to get that XBox 360 or PS3 - and still be able to justify the $250 to get a Wii for the fun, casual gaming stuff to share with their non-gaming friends.
Well recommended! I do own all three systems, and use all three online, so feel free to write me if you have questions or want help with something.
The Wii is designed around a menu of "channels". These make it very easy for even a non-gamer to start using the console quickly. There is of course the game-playing channel, where the Wii will play any Wii or GameCube game. Simply load the disc in and go - it's a simple front-loading "slot", no carriage to break. There is a Mii channel where you set up a profile and avatar to connect to all your game playing, with many cute options. You can even make your Mii thin or thick. The Photos channel lets you look at photos on your TV, although its loading options are limited. Other channels for news, weather, and online shopping require an interent connection, and at least at launch aren't available yet.
The system does NOT have a regular network cable port, which both the PS3 and XBox 360 have. Instead, it works with built in wireless or with a USB network adapter. I am a firm proponent of wireless - less clutter! So I am thrilled that they offer wireless automatically. With the PS3, you have to pay the extra $100 for the 60 gig unit to get this built in. The XBox 360 doesn't have it at all. We had our wireless up and running in about 5 minutes.
It's hard to generalize gameplay on any console - it really depends on what games you buy. That being said, the comes-with-it software of Sports is really quite fun to play and is about as basic as you can get. We've had 8 year olds and adults try it out and really enjoy it. You swing at baseballs, lob tennis balls, bowl, box and play golf. A "fitness" mode puts you through a variety of tasks and then calculates your fitness age, sort of like how Brain Age keeps track of your mental age. If you did both every day, you could aim to be as fit mentally and physically as possible!
In a world where video games = couch potato, it really is quite amazing to have a game where it natively expects you to move and be active. You don't lounge back and gain pounds here while playing games. Boxing can be quite strenuous, jabbing, blocking and weaving in real life. Tennis involves quick reflexes and strong arm movements. Bowling might be the most relaxed of the sports, but even there you are standing, moving, swinging. You get your heart going at least a little, and get some exercise. My boyfriend found his arms were sore after a few hours of fun gaming.
The 480p resolution is certainly not high def 1080p like our other two systems. It's something you accept when you're paying such a low price for the console. But really, it's not that big a deal. I still play the old Zeldas and love them for their gameplay, even though you can't see the pores in Link's face. If they are going for the cartooney characters and environments, 480p is DVD quality and is quite good. If you really, really crave high definition super realism in your games, then the Wii might not be the best choice for you. However, if you're fine with playing games with a more impressionist / cartooney look to them, the 480p can show that quite nicely. For example, in Wii baseball, there aren't fans in the bleachers - just colored blocks.
Nintendo has always been known as a "Kid's Console" - but I really do think with the Wii that they have become a "Family Console". It's not just kids who will enjoy this. Seniors can have fun bowling without knowing anything "Tricky" about how to use a video game unit. It's very intuitive. Moms can easily play with their kids, each with their own Wii profile. Adults having parties can have fun passing the controllers around. Family groups can share slideshows on the big screen while hanging out and drinking wine.
With the price tag being so low, a gaming household that "needs" a higher end system can easily save up their money to get that XBox 360 or PS3 - and still be able to justify the $250 to get a Wii for the fun, casual gaming stuff to share with their non-gaming friends.
Well recommended! I do own all three systems, and use all three online, so feel free to write me if you have questions or want help with something.
Скроменый эксперт
31.01.2010
8/10
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I got this almost a month ago, and unlike the white nunchuk, this one doesn't show all the grime and dirt that the white one did. I'm not saying that this doesn't get dirty, it will show greasy fingerprints (etc.), but it does hide most of the stuff when your friends come over to play.
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14.02.2010
10/10
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Wii is one of the best game system ever made, my kids (4, 6 and 9 years) and I, enjoy it very much.
Wii es uno de los sistemas de juego jamas creados, mis hijos de 4, 6 y 9 años y por supuesto yo, lo disfrutamos mucho.
Wii es uno de los sistemas de juego jamas creados, mis hijos de 4, 6 y 9 años y por supuesto yo, lo disfrutamos mucho.
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27.02.2010
10/10
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I am enjoying the Wii. I am having fun with the family and over all this system is the better system for young kids. Not many violent games for this system, which I think is great. Thank you.
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23.02.2010
10/10
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Hi. I just bought my Wii two weeks ago and I considered buying an extra Wii remote and nunchuck. I don't even imaging how my wii experience would be If I've haven't got this device. I recommend it a lot.
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01.02.2010
10/10
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I love this game console and I wished they had this when I was a kid. I love playing the different games and I am at awe that this is actually interactive. I am addicted to playing it with my son and love the fact that we have some bonding time together while playing the Wii.
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03.03.2010
10/10
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I bought this for my eleven year old granddaughter to play with while she spends time with me, but I find that it also keep me busy playing her games when she is not here.
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11.02.2010
10/10
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wii product was shipped to us in time and working very good we are satisfied with the product ---regarding price i can say it is moderately high priced but at the present level of market prices Amazon.com sold us at a pretty cheaper price.
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