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28.12.2009
10/10
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This is a great product and is also extremely fun to play. It was a gift for my parents who are having just as fun with it. It came extremely fast and now I just need to buy some more games.
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29.12.2009
10/10
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This Wii Nunchuk Controller arrived really fast and works perfectly.It is a "hard to review" item. But, I can tell you it does what it was supposed to do and the shipping was really fast!
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31.12.2009
10/10
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There is nothing to say bad about this product-- if you are used to handheld vidoe game controllers (PlayStation 2, etc) then they do take some time to get used to - but its great
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11.12.2009
10/10
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The Nintendo Wii turned out to be a pleasant surprise. We bought it for my 8 year old daughter for her birthday and everyone loved it. We play it weekly as a family. The games are a bit expensive but some of them come with multiple games included.
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04.01.2010
2/10
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This controller does NOT work with Wii's MotionPlus attachment, which is require to play Wii Sports Resort. This was not stated in the description of the product.
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21.12.2009
10/10
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this system is so much fun!! the golf is awesome, frisbee golf is just as fun. So many different games for the whole family to play. Would definately recommend this to anyone looking for home entertainment!!
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30.10.2009
10/10
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I was really anxious and anticipating a lot of fun times with Wii but unfortuneately I have played with an XBOX first. There is NO comparison. It just isn't as life like. The characters movements are choppy, the sensitivity to your movements isn't as detailed and the set up is lengthy and boring. Sorry I bought it. However, if you have never done either one, I'm sure you'd like it.
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29.08.2009
10/10
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I bought a Wii last year and I have have played it about maybe only about 100-130 hours. It's an ok system if you don't play games that often. That is due to the fact of not a large selection of good games. Most of the games are aimed for kids not yet in the 4th grade. I'm not saying thats bad but if your looking for more mature games I would go with a PS3 or an Xbox 360. The wii does not support HDTV which makes it look like crap on a HDTV. I think that Nintendo need to some rethinking. I know that wii is out selling xbox and ps3 but how long can they do that with the lack of good games.
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25.12.2009
10/10
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If you are buying for more than one kid,,, get an extra remote before you give it to them!! I am a non gamer and didn't realize. I know, duh, but also for the steering wheel too.
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17.12.2009
10/10
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I bought this and the Wii fit plus w/balance board and I am amazed at its capabilities....It is great fun and who even knows you are excercising at the same time...I would highly recommend it to all ages !!!!
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31.08.2009
2/10
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Well, i have to admit i was not that in to wii a few years ago... it was just another console... but then i started hanging out with friends who have one... so i started enjoining it... so i decided to have my own wii.... watched in amazon at a very accessible price and i immediately bought it.... it have give me hours of fun, with my friends and family, cos its a game to share in my opinion, this game makes your relationships go stronger :), and there's a lot of games!!! and also you can be in good shape!! (now i have a great arm LOL)
Just Try it... its great!!!
Just Try it... its great!!!
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25.12.2009
10/10
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Wii is great fun for seniors. It is challenging and entertaining. It is user friendly, even for the technology challenged! Enjoy it alone or even more with family and friends.
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25.12.2009
10/10
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Bought this for our children ages 3, 9 and 14 and they all love it. Item just as expected. Mom and dad are hooked too! Hours of family fun and a great workout! Money well spent!
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12.12.2009
10/10
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i love it because we can actually be active with the game instead of sitting on our butts playing a game were actually being active and having fun.. i will be buying alot of games for this game for christmas!
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05.04.2007
10/10
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The Nintendo Wii is by far the most fun I've ever had playing video games at home.
To elaborate: I go back as far as the Atari 2600, and my first home-owned system was a Colecovision. Decades later, I got a Sega Genesis, and years after that I got a PC. Around the year 2003, I got an Xbox system from my wife for Christmas (thanks honey!).
From the first time I plunked quarters into Quicksilver pinball or Space Wars (and eventually onto Defender/Stargate), I loved video games. However, I always found the home units to be frustrating because the controls were never as intuitive/easy as an arcade machine. I tried SNIN and the Atari Jaguar also. PC games were where I stayed for a while because PC/RTS games inherently are a different form from arcade-style play; I could stay on a Defender/Stargate machine for hours on one quarter, but to play Starcraft or Warcraft for hours on end with a group of friends is a different (although enlivening) kind of rush. Web comics like Penny Arcade used to `cover' the differences between PC/MAC gamers and console gamers to good effect, and reading such things lead me to believe that an Xbox would be a neat idea.
Unfortunately, no. I had gotten rid of my Sega Genesis for the same reasons that I ultimately released my Xbox; the controllers were too frustrating. Kids can say I just didn't put in the practice time, whereas I say, I already did - decades ago. There just wasn't the same amount of fun as standing at an arcade machine and gripping palm-sized joysticks and punching quarter-sized buttons. Yes, I could have bought the `arcade' board adapter for the Xbox, but I didn't want a rehash of games I had played. I wanted new games with an easier way of playing them, and/or an innovative way of playing the current generation of home console games.
So my wife and I bought a Wii recently. We played it for hours, laughing the entire time. She was also a veteran of arcade halls, and we both agreed that playing Wii sports and Wii play was the most fun either of us had had with home console units. The fact that Wii Sports can be played predominantly with only the remote helped. Playing a leisure activity like bowling on a home console by actually moving your body in a similar manner to the real thing is a godsend! Boxing (which requires the nunchuk) provides a great aerobic workout, along with tons of fun. The other games are amusing, and don't forget to explore the Mii sections.
As for the `hard-core' gamers out there, by all means go get an Xbox 360; the graphics don't compare to the Wii, but that's not the point of the Wii. It's been a long time since a home console could be handed around to different members of a family, but this console has the distinction of being the first mainstream console PARTY unit for adults. Parents, grandparents, and their friends can gather around a Wii on a weekend with four controllers and have fun for hours.
I foresee a period when Sony and Microsoft change the way they design their systems and games due to the unforeseen explosion of popularity of the Wii. As of this writing, it's been about five months since the Wii debuted in the States, and I had to wait in line in the cold rain here in Central Jersey for two hours before I could get a TICKET that allowed me to get a Wii.
My only misgiving is the Wii's physical longevity. If my wife and I can squeeze five years of fun out of this console without a breakdown or trip to the manufacturer, this will have been money very well spent.
To elaborate: I go back as far as the Atari 2600, and my first home-owned system was a Colecovision. Decades later, I got a Sega Genesis, and years after that I got a PC. Around the year 2003, I got an Xbox system from my wife for Christmas (thanks honey!).
From the first time I plunked quarters into Quicksilver pinball or Space Wars (and eventually onto Defender/Stargate), I loved video games. However, I always found the home units to be frustrating because the controls were never as intuitive/easy as an arcade machine. I tried SNIN and the Atari Jaguar also. PC games were where I stayed for a while because PC/RTS games inherently are a different form from arcade-style play; I could stay on a Defender/Stargate machine for hours on one quarter, but to play Starcraft or Warcraft for hours on end with a group of friends is a different (although enlivening) kind of rush. Web comics like Penny Arcade used to `cover' the differences between PC/MAC gamers and console gamers to good effect, and reading such things lead me to believe that an Xbox would be a neat idea.
Unfortunately, no. I had gotten rid of my Sega Genesis for the same reasons that I ultimately released my Xbox; the controllers were too frustrating. Kids can say I just didn't put in the practice time, whereas I say, I already did - decades ago. There just wasn't the same amount of fun as standing at an arcade machine and gripping palm-sized joysticks and punching quarter-sized buttons. Yes, I could have bought the `arcade' board adapter for the Xbox, but I didn't want a rehash of games I had played. I wanted new games with an easier way of playing them, and/or an innovative way of playing the current generation of home console games.
So my wife and I bought a Wii recently. We played it for hours, laughing the entire time. She was also a veteran of arcade halls, and we both agreed that playing Wii sports and Wii play was the most fun either of us had had with home console units. The fact that Wii Sports can be played predominantly with only the remote helped. Playing a leisure activity like bowling on a home console by actually moving your body in a similar manner to the real thing is a godsend! Boxing (which requires the nunchuk) provides a great aerobic workout, along with tons of fun. The other games are amusing, and don't forget to explore the Mii sections.
As for the `hard-core' gamers out there, by all means go get an Xbox 360; the graphics don't compare to the Wii, but that's not the point of the Wii. It's been a long time since a home console could be handed around to different members of a family, but this console has the distinction of being the first mainstream console PARTY unit for adults. Parents, grandparents, and their friends can gather around a Wii on a weekend with four controllers and have fun for hours.
I foresee a period when Sony and Microsoft change the way they design their systems and games due to the unforeseen explosion of popularity of the Wii. As of this writing, it's been about five months since the Wii debuted in the States, and I had to wait in line in the cold rain here in Central Jersey for two hours before I could get a TICKET that allowed me to get a Wii.
My only misgiving is the Wii's physical longevity. If my wife and I can squeeze five years of fun out of this console without a breakdown or trip to the manufacturer, this will have been money very well spent.
Скроменый эксперт
15.10.2008
10/10
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If you are a parent who is afraid of your child playing too many games, here is a consol that will actually benefit your child. What is so good about the Wii? I will tell you.
It was made by Nintendo for kids. If you buy a Wii you get Wii sports for free; it has tennis, bowling, golf, boxing and baseball. There is also program to see how fit you are. The Wii also has many games like Super Smash Bro. Brawl, Star Fox, Wii Play and many more. You can also play Nintendo game cube games. They have adventure games, thinking games, sports games, even yoga games.
Not only does it have fantastic games, it has wireless controllers so there are no wires to trip you and get in your way but they need batteries. You can use Nintendo game cube controllers and put in the game cube memory card and you can put in SD card but it must 2GB or less. Some games you can use the NDS (Nintendo DS) to play.
Furthermore, when you turn on the Wii there is a Wii menu where you can buy lots of programs, like news, weather, and lots of other choices. There is also a Mii (little person) channel where you can make your own Mii that looks just like you. You can buy 48 channels on the Wii for the Wii for your Wii menu.
Lastly, Wii can also be social activity my friends and I play on the Wii every weekend. On the Wii most games you can play with friends or parents. There is also Wi-Fi on the Wii so you can play with kids on the internet.
So if you have a kid that likes video games and also want those to be social and be health try the Wii, also if you are an adult you can work out with Wii yoga and Wii sports. Go buy a Wii now!
Michael (age 11)
It was made by Nintendo for kids. If you buy a Wii you get Wii sports for free; it has tennis, bowling, golf, boxing and baseball. There is also program to see how fit you are. The Wii also has many games like Super Smash Bro. Brawl, Star Fox, Wii Play and many more. You can also play Nintendo game cube games. They have adventure games, thinking games, sports games, even yoga games.
Not only does it have fantastic games, it has wireless controllers so there are no wires to trip you and get in your way but they need batteries. You can use Nintendo game cube controllers and put in the game cube memory card and you can put in SD card but it must 2GB or less. Some games you can use the NDS (Nintendo DS) to play.
Furthermore, when you turn on the Wii there is a Wii menu where you can buy lots of programs, like news, weather, and lots of other choices. There is also a Mii (little person) channel where you can make your own Mii that looks just like you. You can buy 48 channels on the Wii for the Wii for your Wii menu.
Lastly, Wii can also be social activity my friends and I play on the Wii every weekend. On the Wii most games you can play with friends or parents. There is also Wi-Fi on the Wii so you can play with kids on the internet.
So if you have a kid that likes video games and also want those to be social and be health try the Wii, also if you are an adult you can work out with Wii yoga and Wii sports. Go buy a Wii now!
Michael (age 11)
Скроменый эксперт
09.02.2009
8/10
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So my kids & I tried it at a friends house. In my opinion, I'll wait for improvements before I buy. First,I can see how many reviewers said it was a novelty at first, then after a month, it was never or rarely played again. It can get tiring and boring. My kids didn't mention it after we left or since. I know when they liked it because they would say "Can we get one too?" but they never did.. Second, much could be done to the graphics to bring them up to day's standard. Third: The games are simple, require little skill at low levels and a lot of frustration at the upper levels. Transitions between levels should be a bit more gradual. Third. When the game between players is over, the winner is jumping for joy while the loser is down-trodden, hanging his head low, sulking with self dissapointment and low self concept. What is that about? Would it not be an improvement as well as show good sportsmanship to have the loser congratulating the winner with a pat on the back? Or are we teaching kids to reflect and act like this when they lose? No wonder when the Chicago Bears, lose my brother -in-law is depressed for days. What a shallow existence this portrays. We like games, but I'll wait for something better, not thanks. So glad we tried it first.
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21.07.2009
10/10
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Me myself am a "hardcore" gamer. The Gamecube lacked something..The Wii has it.
It's extremely fun. Nintendo fans will have a blast. Metroid, The Legend of Zelda, Pokemon, Super Mario Bros. There's also the virtual console. For a few hundred points, you can buy older video games,even Sega ones.
This is a great buy,the best console of this generation. It has what the others lack. Fun. Pure fun. It has tons of it.
This is my favorite console to date, and most defiantly one of the best consoles.
It has a better array of games then the other consoles, and is more fun, in my opinion.
I highly recommend this, even if you own a PS2, PS3 or 360.
It's extremely fun. Nintendo fans will have a blast. Metroid, The Legend of Zelda, Pokemon, Super Mario Bros. There's also the virtual console. For a few hundred points, you can buy older video games,even Sega ones.
This is a great buy,the best console of this generation. It has what the others lack. Fun. Pure fun. It has tons of it.
This is my favorite console to date, and most defiantly one of the best consoles.
It has a better array of games then the other consoles, and is more fun, in my opinion.
I highly recommend this, even if you own a PS2, PS3 or 360.
Скроменый эксперт
09.11.2009
10/10
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What a blast to play and what a surprising workout you can get even with the simplest game. Instead of sitting around in the evenings watching TV, my wife and I now play different sports, use the different sports skill builder games, and get a reasonable workout in the privacy of our own home. Money well spent.
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28.10.2009
8/10
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The nunchuk is light and easy to use, but unfortunately isn't used in many games. The nunchuk really becomes in first-person shooting games, such as Official Wii Zapper with Link's Crossbow Training. I hope Nintendo makes more use of it. In the meantime, I wouldn't get too many extra nunchuks unless you play a lot of first-person shooters with guests.
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07.09.2009
10/10
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Our family, Dad (38), Mom (32), Daughter (7), and Son (5), love our Wii System! We play all the sports games included. Dad loves tennis, Mom loves boxing, Daughter and Son love bowling. You can even play together with one remote- taking turns to bowl! We have started to add to our game collection, but the Wii sports, included with the system, is still a family favorite! I cannot say enough good things about this system. Only slightly comes in second as playing the real-life games and you can do it without leaving your home!
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01.11.2009
8/10
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This is an amazing product. The time passes like seconds.
I bought this for exercise and did it ever deliver.
The interaction is so well done you feel like you are on the beach or running thru the woods. It forces you to focus.
There is no "age" on this, it is for 2 to 99.
Best Purchase!
I bought this for exercise and did it ever deliver.
The interaction is so well done you feel like you are on the beach or running thru the woods. It forces you to focus.
There is no "age" on this, it is for 2 to 99.
Best Purchase!
Скроменый эксперт
30.11.2009
6/10
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I have two kids and both were very disappointed by the fact that they weren't able to play together. The Wii should come with two remotes!It's a terrible flaw. Because of this, my children haven't paid much attention to the game...
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02.01.2010
10/10
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This is great for the entire family.
Brings them together gets a little exercise, and lots of laughing.
Brings them together gets a little exercise, and lots of laughing.
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