February 6, 2010

Wee for the Wii!

Nintendo's Wii has had its failures and its triumphs. It has completely revolutionized older games and made them ten times as fun, despite it's remote control's issues. This all aside, the Wii has evolved quite extensively.

The Wii is quite a new and worthwhile gaming system with which ought to be experienced. There are loads of games, from old school to the new. Mario Kart, Dragon Ball Z Budokai Tenkaichi 3, and Wii Sports are just a few of the released titles.

The Best Parts : it becomes you up and moving. Almost all of the Nintendo Wii's games are very interactive games. You can run, you can jump, you can trip and fall on your face or, if you get knackered, you can easily sit down to a not so recent game and just chill.

For many games, different controllers are required. However, that doesn't mean you need to dish out another forty bucks for a new controller. There are'holders' of sorts which hold your primary Wii controller and simply play. Most of these holders also come with the game in which they are supposed to be played with. I recently saw one for Link's journey that came with a cross-bow holder.

The main "down" about the Wii is it's controllers. The controllers require chargers. After paying about 250 dollars for the system, you may be a bit unnerved about buying a forty dollar controller. However, there are alternatives, such as buying rechargable batteries. Space could be a problem as well. You wouldn't want to play the Wii during a party where the house is packed to the brim with people, for example. Lastly is the issue of the remote's wriststrap. There have been many instances in which the remote has gone flying.

Pros and cons aside, the Wii is definitely a worthwhile investment, and is fun for all ages. Old folks, young children, teens, anyone can play the Wii. (This is proved by my 70-year-old grandfather who in all honesty plays the Wii more than his younger grandchildren for whom he bought the Wii for. His particular favorite are Wii Bowling and Golf.)

So you gotta be pondering-how many games just are there for this game console? Truthfully, it's reasonably new ( compared to many , with the exception of the Playstation 3 ). Based on Wikipedia, there are over four hundred releases. Another site claims there are more than 450 currently on the market. The Wii was releasedwith roughly 20 games in 2006.

Having said that , go take a look at the Worthy Wii! .

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