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Скроменый эксперт
29.05.2009
10/10
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Most of the Wii games support more than one player -- some support up to 4. But the Wii console comes with a single remote and nunchuk. We got by with just 2 remote-and-nunchucks for a year, but it's so much better now that we have 4. The family games are livelier when everybody plays!
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17.01.2009
10/10
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Wii enabled my six year old, 17 and 20 year old, and this 47 year old to have a lot of fun doing something TOGETHER! WOW! And we all had a good time! By itself, that is great, but it really is an immersive experience, taking video gaming to the next level, and allowing you to get physical. Technically the Playstation 3 and X box 360 are better on paper, however the Wii is so much fun I just don't worry about graphics prowess. One caveat- be careful where you swing the remote, I accidentally boxed my boxer in the snout when bowling. Great system, good fun and all for not much more than what I paid for our old Nintendo 64 back in the day, which we still use. Good job Nintendo!! Thanks Amazon for selling at list during the Christmas rush!
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27.05.2007
10/10
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So far, all the game consoles we have got for my 13 year old has been just for him. Even with some urging from him, I would find it hard to get involved in the games. Not so with the Wii. We got this just ahead of the Memorial weekend and throughout the weekend, we NEVER switched on the TV for watching some show. All of us - myself, my not-at-all-techie-wife and son - got hooked.
The technology behind the Wii is just amazing. It is incredible how swinging the remote in space can be sensed correctly by the system in determining whether you made a jab or a punch or a forehand or a backhand -you get the point. This is like bringing high quality simulation to the family room. In the near future, we will soon have training games that make a person better at say, golf or any other game.
It seems that the Wii sports package that come as part of the original purchase is all that we need right now. The games - Bowling, Baseball, Tennis, Golf and Boxing - are all high quality fun. I never thought I will try Boxing, but it is the game I, as well as my wife, have enjoyed most. What's more, is it gets your arms swinging quite a bit and at the end of the day, you will end up with quite a sore arm (which is good anyway). Yes, the Wii is something you have to get up and play! Don't think you can get your daily dose of workout here, but it is better than playing a video game sitting. One fun part of the Wii sports package is the Fitness challenge. I came up rated at an age 80 :( On my defense, this has got more to do with the skill/technique required than physical abilities).
One thing that other gaming consoles boast about is higher definition (better than 480pi). But, the other dimension that the Wii provides - involvement physically - far exceeds this drawback. So far, we have just tried the Wii Sports that come with the base package. The graphics is fun and I haven't found a need to appreciate more than it is.
If you have a wall mounted TV or are planning to get one, then you will see quite a few wires that need to come of the TV. These aren't an eye-sore, but if all other wires are hidden, you may want to plan for wires-behind-the-wall.
I really haven't found something to complain about. The remote comes with a strap now that secures it to the hand and keep it from flying off and hitting nearby objects or the TV. If there can be some improvement, then built in storage to hold many games would be an advantage as one doesn't need to keep popping in and out DVDs.
Lots of fun in store for the family in this gaming system! With the summer coming up, you will have a little less to complain about your child's time with video games. Video games are better this way due to physical involvment and this can be a starting point.
The technology behind the Wii is just amazing. It is incredible how swinging the remote in space can be sensed correctly by the system in determining whether you made a jab or a punch or a forehand or a backhand -you get the point. This is like bringing high quality simulation to the family room. In the near future, we will soon have training games that make a person better at say, golf or any other game.
It seems that the Wii sports package that come as part of the original purchase is all that we need right now. The games - Bowling, Baseball, Tennis, Golf and Boxing - are all high quality fun. I never thought I will try Boxing, but it is the game I, as well as my wife, have enjoyed most. What's more, is it gets your arms swinging quite a bit and at the end of the day, you will end up with quite a sore arm (which is good anyway). Yes, the Wii is something you have to get up and play! Don't think you can get your daily dose of workout here, but it is better than playing a video game sitting. One fun part of the Wii sports package is the Fitness challenge. I came up rated at an age 80 :( On my defense, this has got more to do with the skill/technique required than physical abilities).
One thing that other gaming consoles boast about is higher definition (better than 480pi). But, the other dimension that the Wii provides - involvement physically - far exceeds this drawback. So far, we have just tried the Wii Sports that come with the base package. The graphics is fun and I haven't found a need to appreciate more than it is.
If you have a wall mounted TV or are planning to get one, then you will see quite a few wires that need to come of the TV. These aren't an eye-sore, but if all other wires are hidden, you may want to plan for wires-behind-the-wall.
I really haven't found something to complain about. The remote comes with a strap now that secures it to the hand and keep it from flying off and hitting nearby objects or the TV. If there can be some improvement, then built in storage to hold many games would be an advantage as one doesn't need to keep popping in and out DVDs.
Lots of fun in store for the family in this gaming system! With the summer coming up, you will have a little less to complain about your child's time with video games. Video games are better this way due to physical involvment and this can be a starting point.
Скроменый эксперт
25.02.2009
2/10
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The Wii is nothing compared to the Xbox 360 or the ps3. The Wii is only selling well in Japan not in the US. This system only produces second rate copies of games on other consoles and its exclusive titles rely on stupid gimmicks. It is not a next-gen console because its graphics suck, its online is worthless,cannot play movies at all, and its store is useless. This consoles defeat is imminent and you don't want to own this console when that happens. Any one even considering buying this game should go with either the Xbox 360 or the ps3. Unless you don't care about graphics or you are a non-gamer.
Скроменый эксперт
29.03.2009
8/10
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I received my wii along with the Fit for my Birthday, and I must say I'm really enjoying it. I've gone wii crazy, and have even purchased more games and accessories. I like that you can download classic games, and that it connects to the Internet. It reminds me of games I used to play a long time ago. I don't know what some of the reviewers are complaining about, but what do I know? I'm not a true gamer... The controls are not like my old Nintendo from back in the 90s, so thats a step up.
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09.10.2007
10/10
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I've had my Wii for a few weeks now and am having a blast. Ordered from Amazon in one of those tiny windows where they actually had them in stock. Also ordered Zelda, Wii Play, and some extra controllers. Wii Sports is still my favorite---this game is a lot deeper than many give it credit for. I have been playing a lot of tennis and have enjoyed increasing my rank against the CPU players. The Wii remotes are incredible---they really respond to subtle movements, making a complex game like tennis seem so real. My 5-year-old daughter has also enjoyed creating many Miis and has done well with bowling---even scoring a turkey in the tenth frame of her very first game (pure luck...I think).
With that said, I have also had some reliability issues with my Wii. The first console gave me consistent disc read errors on all three of my games, so I called Nintendo about it. After talking to/persuading a CSA to send me another console, I got a new one (it's actually refurbished I think---had a sticker on it that implied it wasn't new). My second console has worked fine, except that I still get a lot of error messages when playing Wii Sports. So now Nintendo is sending me another Wii Sports disc, and I'm hoping that will work better. I will update my review when I test it.
In addition to these issues, I bought some Wii Points through the internet connection on my first console, and the CSA I spoke with the first time said that I would be able to transfer them to my replacement console. Well, then another call to Nintendo after the replacement console arrived, and I am told that I can NOT transfer the points (worth $30) to the new console. I end up having to speak to a supervisor, be put on hold many times, get a call back a few days later, etc---before they finally relented and put the points on my new console. Bottom line: be really careful about buying stuff through your console, because if it dies, your stuff is lost (exception: games you have previously downloaded should be download-able again).
All in all, I love my Wii and have had mostly good experiences with Nintendo's customer service. Good luck finding a Wii, and have fun.
EDIT (10/15/2007): My second Wii Sports disc seems to be working better---not getting the error messages on the second console now.
With that said, I have also had some reliability issues with my Wii. The first console gave me consistent disc read errors on all three of my games, so I called Nintendo about it. After talking to/persuading a CSA to send me another console, I got a new one (it's actually refurbished I think---had a sticker on it that implied it wasn't new). My second console has worked fine, except that I still get a lot of error messages when playing Wii Sports. So now Nintendo is sending me another Wii Sports disc, and I'm hoping that will work better. I will update my review when I test it.
In addition to these issues, I bought some Wii Points through the internet connection on my first console, and the CSA I spoke with the first time said that I would be able to transfer them to my replacement console. Well, then another call to Nintendo after the replacement console arrived, and I am told that I can NOT transfer the points (worth $30) to the new console. I end up having to speak to a supervisor, be put on hold many times, get a call back a few days later, etc---before they finally relented and put the points on my new console. Bottom line: be really careful about buying stuff through your console, because if it dies, your stuff is lost (exception: games you have previously downloaded should be download-able again).
All in all, I love my Wii and have had mostly good experiences with Nintendo's customer service. Good luck finding a Wii, and have fun.
EDIT (10/15/2007): My second Wii Sports disc seems to be working better---not getting the error messages on the second console now.
Скроменый эксперт
06.01.2009
6/10
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I was a little bit worried about buying anything on the web. But I decided to take the risk one month ago, and buy my Wii console. I've experience not a single problem with shipping or anything. It's as easy as a couple of clicks. I'm enjoying it a lot with all my family and close friends. Tons of fun!!
If you want to buy online, I recommend you to use a debit card with just the right ammount of money charged, that is, the price of the object you are going to buy, the shipping charge, the tax charges (if it is neccesary) and a little extra money, just in case. Even when amazon is a very secure site for buying,taking some extra measures to avoid internet phising or any other ciber problems its indeed a good thing to do.
Buy safe, enjoy and take care.
If you want to buy online, I recommend you to use a debit card with just the right ammount of money charged, that is, the price of the object you are going to buy, the shipping charge, the tax charges (if it is neccesary) and a little extra money, just in case. Even when amazon is a very secure site for buying,taking some extra measures to avoid internet phising or any other ciber problems its indeed a good thing to do.
Buy safe, enjoy and take care.
Скроменый эксперт
13.02.2008
4/10
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One of these comes with the Wii system. It is needed if you are going to play any real games, except for a few rare exceptions, like Super Paper Mario. There isn't too much need for a second one, unless you are a hardcore multiplayer person.Although this adds the ability to move a character around, and lots of other fun stuff, it was poorly designed.First of all, you'd think Nintendo would have figured out by now how to make a quality control stick that doesn't loosen up. Nope. The analog stick on the Nunchuk has N64-esque loosening problem. After only a month, that piece of crap was already loosening in the up direction. My Gamecube controllers never had this problem.Secondly, The padding on the stick is so frail, that at first it became orange (just from finger oils), then it started to peel off around the edges.Third, I really wish there wasn't a cord. It just takes away from the whole unique gameplay experience. I heard Nyko is making a wireless Nunchuk. That's a pretty good idea in my opinion.Last, but not least, It should have had some sort of ridge(s) to prevent it from sliding upwards out of your hand. But in intense gameplay, you often find yourself repositioning your left hand way too much.The positioning of the buttons is okay I guess, but the Z button doesn't feel very satisfying when you press it, like there's just a little switch in the middle of it, and the button is enlarged to compensate, but that's a little nitpicky I suppose, It doesn't matter.All in all, I just wish Nintendo would have thought a little bit more about the quality of this thing, and learned from past mistakes.I do recommend it if your first is getting too worn out for you (likely), as it's not very expensive. I just have had so many problems with it. They could have at least included a rumble feature. I guess with the Nunchuk, you really get what you pay for, and nothing more.
Скроменый эксперт
01.01.2009
10/10
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The wii is a Christmas gift for my kids. I started looking before thanksgiving knowing how difficult it can be to find them. No luck around town, so I ordered it from Amazon. Received it in two days. Perfect condition.
The wii is perfect for my family. My six year old can play all of the included sports games -- and can win against older kids and adults so it keeps her engaged. Plus we have a couple of new singing games (Disney Sing It and HS Musical) that are ideal too.
My ten year old loves the sports games, but also enjoys the Star Wars and Bash games. The resolution and gaming is not an issue -- the Star Wars games look great and play great.
Its perfect for the family -- everyone can play and have fun. I highly recommend a wii.
The wii is perfect for my family. My six year old can play all of the included sports games -- and can win against older kids and adults so it keeps her engaged. Plus we have a couple of new singing games (Disney Sing It and HS Musical) that are ideal too.
My ten year old loves the sports games, but also enjoys the Star Wars and Bash games. The resolution and gaming is not an issue -- the Star Wars games look great and play great.
Its perfect for the family -- everyone can play and have fun. I highly recommend a wii.
Скроменый эксперт
23.12.2008
10/10
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Big fun factor.
Motion controls are a great addition to many game titles.
Play many great GameCube games(backwards compatible)
With internet connection download your favorite old video games for cheap
(Super Mario 3 anyone)
WARNING: Many companies are putting out very very bad games, trying to cash in on the Wii Sucess!!!!!
Here are some great ones
Must have games
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Zack and Wiki
Pinball Hall of Fame: The Williams Collection
Super Mario Galaxy
Metroid Prime 3: Corruption
Mario Kart
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
Resident Evil 4
Wii Fit
Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock Bundle
Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree
Okami
Wario Land: Shake It!
Battalion Wars 2
Motion controls are a great addition to many game titles.
Play many great GameCube games(backwards compatible)
With internet connection download your favorite old video games for cheap
(Super Mario 3 anyone)
WARNING: Many companies are putting out very very bad games, trying to cash in on the Wii Sucess!!!!!
Here are some great ones
Must have games
-----------------
Zack and Wiki
Pinball Hall of Fame: The Williams Collection
Super Mario Galaxy
Metroid Prime 3: Corruption
Mario Kart
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
Resident Evil 4
Wii Fit
Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock Bundle
Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree
Okami
Wario Land: Shake It!
Battalion Wars 2
Скроменый эксперт
29.12.2008
10/10
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Our family has really enjoyed this system that we bought for our family this Christmas. The graphics are excellent. You really get a workout playing some games, which were included in what we ordered.
If you have wireless access, you can go online and download some interesting sites, such as weather. You can also download some games from there at a reasonable price, but in my opinion the options are lame.
You create a character for playing games and keeping track of scores and records. This sim called a "Mii" and can interact with other Mii's.
I wouldn't recommend this for "gamers." We haven't bought any games based on action or strategy, but it doesn't seem much is available.
We also got Guitar Hero which is the same as in other game systems.
If you have wireless access, you can go online and download some interesting sites, such as weather. You can also download some games from there at a reasonable price, but in my opinion the options are lame.
You create a character for playing games and keeping track of scores and records. This sim called a "Mii" and can interact with other Mii's.
I wouldn't recommend this for "gamers." We haven't bought any games based on action or strategy, but it doesn't seem much is available.
We also got Guitar Hero which is the same as in other game systems.
Скроменый эксперт
11.01.2009
10/10
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Wii Fit is sooo fun! And it's motivating everyone in our family (even our friends) to get up and start exercising and learning new sports.
I've lost the 5 pounds I gained during the Holidays within a week (and I didn't diet or anything... just didn't eat as big a portion and played this game... making sure I did some stretches with Gilad on Fit TV first to help me get high scores and beat my husband's.
It can get competitive but competitive fun for everyone! And if you like wii fit, you got to have this console :)
the only other one I'd recommend is Xbox 360 Console Includes 20GB Hard Drive so you can play Xbox 360 Rock Band 2 Special Edition after exercising on the wii fit.
I've lost the 5 pounds I gained during the Holidays within a week (and I didn't diet or anything... just didn't eat as big a portion and played this game... making sure I did some stretches with Gilad on Fit TV first to help me get high scores and beat my husband's.
It can get competitive but competitive fun for everyone! And if you like wii fit, you got to have this console :)
the only other one I'd recommend is Xbox 360 Console Includes 20GB Hard Drive so you can play Xbox 360 Rock Band 2 Special Edition after exercising on the wii fit.
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08.12.2008
10/10
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I bought a wii because I'm not a serious gamer and just wanted something fun and simple to play. Maybe I got suckered in by the hunt for the hard to find wii or maybe by its cute little white case. Heres the deal though: Nobody is making any good games for this console. And all the games that use the wii's gyroscope tech. suck. If you have a tv over 32" forget this machine. I have a 1080P 46" lcd and it looks pathetic. The wii only outputs 480p. Right now your best bet is gonna be a xbox 360. It outputs 1080p, streaming high def netflix, super online play with other people and tons and tons of great games. Luckily I was able to sell my wii on craigslist while they were still hard to find and I immediately went and got a 360. The wii is a novelty and nothing more. Please don't get sucked into the hype, you will regret it.
Скроменый эксперт
26.06.2009
10/10
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Wi was purchased for daughter's 40th birthday. I and her friends have a great time playing the sports package. Recommended for all ages!
Скроменый эксперт
04.06.2009
8/10
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I love the WII 'cause I get to play games using my own body movement therefore keeping me in shape, especially with the WII Fit! The downside it's with the boxing, I don't like to be a ghost - I want whole images.
Скроменый эксперт
18.04.2009
6/10
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We are absolutely loving this system! If I could find any drawbacks it would be that the system should come with two sets of remotes (2 nun-chuck and 2 regular). Other than that....it's just amazing! And for those of you wanting a workout....holy cow....just playing the sports games that come with it will give you a good workout.
We give this system 5 stars!
We give this system 5 stars!
Скроменый эксперт
08.06.2009
10/10
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I purchased it for my kids (18, 16 and 12 years old)
They all enjoy a lot with teh product.
I played with this and it is fun
i hope they will find it interesting even in few months
They all enjoy a lot with teh product.
I played with this and it is fun
i hope they will find it interesting even in few months
Скроменый эксперт
09.01.2008
6/10
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This is hands-down the coolest thing we've ever owned! EVERYONE loves playing with the Wii, from our 4 year old all the way up to Mom & Dad. I personally am amazed at the workout I get from playing tennis and boxing. It was easy to set up and we were playing within minutes of taking it out of the box. There is a learning curve for some of the games that mostly has to do with learning how to use the controllers. But if you have a young kid in your house, just ask them because I guarantee they've already figured it out and will stand behind you while you're playing to tell you what you're doing wrong :P We can't wait to add more games (we only have Wii Sports, which came with it, Mario vs Sonic Olympics which is a MAJOR workout and Ninjabread Man). The box included the Wii console, one Wii Remote, one Wii Nunchuk, an adaptor to plug the console in to the power outlet, and some other important electronic stuff that I can't think of the names of right now. It also included Wii Sports, which we all think is lots of fun as we can play tennis, golf, baseball, boxing, bowling, do a fitness challenge and there's even an area to practice the skills of all of those sports. Each person can create their own "Mii" which is an entire separate review. I'm now trying to figure out how to play "real time" with other friends who have Wii's that live across the country and in Europe. We were able to snag one of these on amazon for the regular price (through some creative but perfectly legal and ethical methods), so even though we LOVE our Wii, I'd hold off on paying the over-inflated prices that resellers are offering to sell the Wii. And another cool thing? If you have a gamecube, all of your gamecube games and the controllers work with the wii too! We've even found that some of the games that wouldn't play on the gamecube any longer (because maybe someone wasn't CAREFUL about putting them away and they got roughed up a little) now work in the Wii.
Скроменый эксперт
11.05.2009
10/10
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The WII console is not what I would call fancy, which is not a negative comment. It is simple - simple to connect and simple to use. On the other hand, it is an amazing piece of technology. This is the first game console I have experience that lets you actually be part of the game.
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29.12.2008
10/10
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VERY entertaining system. Look it over and find both vent holes. Keep them clear to fresh air flow or you will overheat the system. The vertical mount tray wants to let one of the vents sit flush on the ground so it is BLOCKED. Do not allow this. Shim it off the ground or lay the system flat so both vents are unblocked. The system will shut itself off if it overheats. Good games we found are Wii sports (came with ours), golf - Tiger Woods 2009 ($60) is great, and the nephew likes Lego BatMan and StarWars. The minicopter ($30) game stinks. You'll probably want at least one extra controller/nunchuk ($40+$20). We couldn't get wireless internet to work (Linksys WRT router) so we wired it with an add on USB network adapter ($35).
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17.07.2007
10/10
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This review is focused on the quality of customer service that you can expect from Nintendo. Let me digress a moment just to say that the Wii was a great purchase for my family. It provides something a little different for everyone who plays it, all of us finding something in particular that we can gravitate toward. (Personally, though I really enjoy the movement sensitive controllers, the real joy for me has been discovering Gamecube titles like Residet Evil 0 - 1, and the Metroid games.)
Since few things are indestructable, however, what happens if your Wii goes kablam and gives up the ghost? Recently, one of our remote controllers stopped functioning. It continued to work on some movements, but was non-responsive on others, primarily swinging. After replacing the batteries, and doing all of the basic diagnostic things you do when a piece of hardware is being stubborn, I took a visit to the Nintendo website to find out more. The problem was documented there, and it did seem to point to a failure with the remote. I visited some other websites and got the same feedback. All that swinging around and shaking of the remote, can, in some cases, result in a damaged controller. It's not common, but it can happen. I went back to Nintendo.com and followed the links to the customer service section. After filling out a brief form (which doesn't ask for any product info other than what's wrong with the device and the month/year it was purchased) I was told to wait for my UPS label to arrive within 4-6 days. In three business days the label arrived, along with a statment saying that there would be no charge for the repair. The device was mailed off and I am currently waiting for it to be returned. The wait time is guaranteed not to exceed 4 to 6 weeks. That may seem like a long time to do without a controller, but I'm a pretty cheap person, and I would gladly wait that long for a free repair. Not to mention free shipping & handling.
Good customer service (or, "great" customer service in this case) goes a long way with me. I can forgive a lot of things except for companies who refuse to stand behind their products. In this case, I have to say that Nintendo just made me a lot happier with my Wii investment.
In short, if you do happen to buy a Wii - which, for my money, is undeniably the best system available - and you encounter a malfunction (other than throwing your remote through the television) rest assured that Nintendo will make the replacement a painless, albeit "inexpensive," experience.
Since few things are indestructable, however, what happens if your Wii goes kablam and gives up the ghost? Recently, one of our remote controllers stopped functioning. It continued to work on some movements, but was non-responsive on others, primarily swinging. After replacing the batteries, and doing all of the basic diagnostic things you do when a piece of hardware is being stubborn, I took a visit to the Nintendo website to find out more. The problem was documented there, and it did seem to point to a failure with the remote. I visited some other websites and got the same feedback. All that swinging around and shaking of the remote, can, in some cases, result in a damaged controller. It's not common, but it can happen. I went back to Nintendo.com and followed the links to the customer service section. After filling out a brief form (which doesn't ask for any product info other than what's wrong with the device and the month/year it was purchased) I was told to wait for my UPS label to arrive within 4-6 days. In three business days the label arrived, along with a statment saying that there would be no charge for the repair. The device was mailed off and I am currently waiting for it to be returned. The wait time is guaranteed not to exceed 4 to 6 weeks. That may seem like a long time to do without a controller, but I'm a pretty cheap person, and I would gladly wait that long for a free repair. Not to mention free shipping & handling.
Good customer service (or, "great" customer service in this case) goes a long way with me. I can forgive a lot of things except for companies who refuse to stand behind their products. In this case, I have to say that Nintendo just made me a lot happier with my Wii investment.
In short, if you do happen to buy a Wii - which, for my money, is undeniably the best system available - and you encounter a malfunction (other than throwing your remote through the television) rest assured that Nintendo will make the replacement a painless, albeit "inexpensive," experience.
Скроменый эксперт
13.08.2008
10/10
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We have owned an Xbox, PS2, PS3, Dreamcast, various other Sega incarnations, and various Atari systems. This is the most fun of all of them. The visuals aren't as good as the PS3, but you get to stand up and move around. The controls on all of the games I've played on the Wii are very intuitive.
We were lucky enough to get a Wii at Best Buy the day we decided to look for one. There were none available online (at a reasonable price), otherwise we probably would have bought one from Amazon.
I think my favorite "game" is the Wii Fit. We did have to wait for that, but it's worth it. The Wii Play, which came with the unit, is still one of my favorites. And I like House of the Dead. Sometimes you just have to go out and kill zombies. :) Oh, and Mario Kart is also a lot of fun.
What other game can people of all skill levels and ages play together and all have fun? What other games don't leave you with sore thumbs? OK, there might be some out there, but this is the best system. You get your whole body involved and you feel like you've done something.
Now, if Nintendo would just get around to making them a little more available, that would be great.
We were lucky enough to get a Wii at Best Buy the day we decided to look for one. There were none available online (at a reasonable price), otherwise we probably would have bought one from Amazon.
I think my favorite "game" is the Wii Fit. We did have to wait for that, but it's worth it. The Wii Play, which came with the unit, is still one of my favorites. And I like House of the Dead. Sometimes you just have to go out and kill zombies. :) Oh, and Mario Kart is also a lot of fun.
What other game can people of all skill levels and ages play together and all have fun? What other games don't leave you with sore thumbs? OK, there might be some out there, but this is the best system. You get your whole body involved and you feel like you've done something.
Now, if Nintendo would just get around to making them a little more available, that would be great.
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06.01.2009
10/10
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Wii is a lot of fun. It's easy to set up and you can be playing in minutes. The Wii Sports games it comes with are fun to play and can give you quite a workout! We also purchased an extra controller with the Wii Play package, and the controller recharging station (highly recommend both). CAUTION when buying additonal games. Shortly after getting our Wii we purchased the M&M's Go Kart race game. In a word, it SUCKS. You can't make the cars turn as described in the instructions and hence the game is virtually unplayable. Tried to take it back but can't. Moral of the story: Know what games you are buying before laying out the $40++ for one. Other than that, we are really happy with the Wii!!!
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10.06.2009
10/10
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Not sure what there really is to say about the Wii nunchuck ... if you're looking at buying a nunchuck, chances are you know what it does ... lol. Thumbs up on my end!
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