Do you like Wii and do you happen to think that in the course of time it becomes a it boring? Then there is a great way out – you can buy a favourite Wii only for $249.99 and it will come either with a water gun, a water duck or even with a Pirate Tattoo. As to me it is the hottest July advertising and it is only the 4th of July now.
With the holiday season not that far behind us, the video game releases have begun to wind down dramatically. Now that I’ve filled you with excitement, here are the titles that will be released this week:
Nintendo Wii:
Playstation 3:
Xbox 360:
In an attempt to market the interactivity of the Wii and appeal to new users, Nintendo is introducing the Wii Fit package to America in May 2008.
It was released in Japan on December 1, 2007, and has already sold over a million units. Wii Fit comes with a Balance Board which measures the user’s weight, centre of gravity, and body mass when told the user’s height. The package includes a game with about 40 different activities to perform including yoga, push-ups, muscle conditioning and aerobics.
The Wii Fit package hits American stores on May 20th and will sell for $69.99, but for those who really think they need this invention to get in shape, pre-sales begin on February 1.
When I first heard of the Wii I thought what a bust. I saw it as a sluggish comparison to the type of power consoles that were coming out in the Xbox 360 and the soon to be released Playstation 3. Now we are a year or so after the release of all of these systems. What is selling out and hard to find?? Alas, the Wii.
I first played the Wii this last Christmas, I thought it would be a lot of fun especially because I have been hearing so much about it. Well for once, everything that people said about it was right. Although I didn’t throw the controller into the TV…haha! Anyhow, it is one of the most fun systems to play especially boxing, bowling, and tennis from the Wii Sports game.
I thought it was meant to be a contender for the other 2 aforementioned systems, however it has-in a way-revolutionized gaming. I can’t wait to play Madden or some other sports game that you can actually control the players like you are playing. Happy Gaming!
At the 2008 Consumer Electronics Show – which just wrapped up last week – Nyko revealed the wireless Nunchuk for the Wii. The Nunchuck will establish itself as an independent third-party controller and not just a clip-on accessory to the Wiimote when it will be made available for purchase early February. Perhaps this will also dawn the future of more Wii games that will utilize both remotes. The wireless Nunchuk comes with a small device that plugs into the bottom of the Wiimote where the cord would normally plug in. The wireless Nunchuk runs on two AAA batteries that Nyko claims will provide up to 30 hours of gameplay and will sell for about $30.
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