Gaming You still got your Wii?

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Do you still have a Wii?

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PokemonHaker94 said:
Yeah i have my wii & im never getting ride of it because i love it to much but i love my DS Lite more
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You sure won't...
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Was going to sell my Wii, since the games were not really worth the money (except a few ones) and I got pretty bored with it..

But then, the backup loader appeared!
Now I love my Wii like I did when I bought it!
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I sold it once to get a 360!! god that was such a dumb move. I have had like 4 360's already becouse the shit just kept getting damaged. I got another Wii becouse of homebrew, This time i will keep it forever. Now iam thinking of selling my current 360 with games for a PS3.
 
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I wouldn't sell my Wii for a 360.

You can't get some of the games that are on wii for other consoles.

E.g. DISASTER! and SSBB, etc

I'd just save up for a 360 separately instead of selling my wii for it.
 
For me games have always been more about gameplay and fun than graphics.

The Wii is the only next gen system as it's doing something unique in gaming history by offering unique and revolutionary gameplay while it's competitors are trying to perfect the old way of gaming. To junk your Wii to get a 360 is like Bush killing the electric car to make way for the Hummer. It makes no sense.
 
I am a Nintendo 'supporter' but I can still recognize that the 360 and PS3 are both great systems, it's just when you have two kids in the 5-8 age range, nothing compares to the Wii! Not to say the Wii is a kiddy system and I use it as a babysitter sometimes or anything...
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the wii has been horrible for 08 but they onlly thing that keeps me from selling my wii is i modded so i'm not losing any money, and 09 lineup looks pretty good.
 
I sold my 1st one chipped for £250, I then bought a new one for £150 chipped 12 months later, that died on me because of our stupid Electric company doiung frequent power cuts, the wii fried because it was still connected to the mains... but I still have a release Wii even if it is broken
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Well the problem is that im just not drawn to a system that is breaking down ever so often and has MS stamped on it, They are trying to buy as many development studio's as they can to bleed the others dry but that is all they can do and the lackluster games for the 360 just seem to be things that a normal PC would be able to handle as well and in the 1st person shooter perspective nothing beats a mouse and keyboard.

The gaming market now has 2 projects which costs the companies money when selling of their hardware. The hardware itself i see as a flawed strategy , it is a PC you cant update.

There are some good games on that platform but in a way you still paying for the hardware with each game you buy and to say that the games with 4+ years development cycle all look amazing and still often suffer from other issue's is saying a lot.
 
Basically I'm just glad that it still has the "scene".
Without that my interest would be much lower. OAND TwIlIgHt PRINCESSSSSS!
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And in all fairness I'm still excited at the possibilities for a Kid Icarus and GTA
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I still think it's a system with great potential. I still have my Wii, and since Mario Kart's online is seriously awesome, I get a good bit of use out of it. But I long for relevant games on the system. As great as MKW is, it's not really Wii-centric, nor was Galaxy or Brawl. And even though games like The Conduit, Tenchu 4 and MadWorld are games I look forward to, none of them promise gameplay that really snaps in terms of motion control. After playing MoHH2 on Wii, I'm not sold on Wii controls being far superior to traditional console controls. Speaking strictly from a control standpoint, I had more fun with the original Halo using my huge Xbox controller than I did with MoHH2.

No matter, there's still a lot on Wii to make it a system worth keeping, not least of all the WiiWare platform, which is actually doing more to satisfy me as a Wii owner than most retail games. LostWinds was wonderful, World of Goo is great, and I'm very much looking forward to LIT and other titles.

As an aside, the 360's insane failure rate has also aided in keeping me from selling my Wii to buy an Xbox. I'm not ready to deal with those kinds of hassles.
 
I have a Wii and a 360. I play cool games on my wii like twilight princess, super mario galaxy and super smash bros. brawl, and if beat one of those games I play games on the 360 like GTA 4.
 

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