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Customer Rating:
Summary: Great gift even for older folks!
Comment: What can you say about a Wii? It's versatile and offers lots of fun! I bought this unit for my
parents in their 60s for Christmas and they loved it! It's kept them active several days a week and
my dad loves the Tiger Woods golf games. Highly recommend this for all ages!

Customer Rating:
Summary: Wheeeee for the Wii
Comment: The system is great and so was the return policy and replacement by Amazon on a system that did not
work the first time, Thanks

Customer Rating:
Summary: Great Entertainment System
Comment: I've been wanting to get one of these for a while but all the stores i go to are normally sold
out..Extremely fun especially with Metroid prime 3(huge fan). I also like that I can download all
NES, SNES, N64 and Sega Genesis games..highly recommended that you get one of these if you don't
have one..

Customer Rating:
Summary: Best system on the market
Comment: Great entertainment and it keeps my kids active while they play! Great system! Love it!

Customer Rating:
Summary: One giant leap for Nintendo
Comment: The Nintendo Wii is most certainly in a class of its own. It is the first console ever that makes
the player move their arms, legs, and other parts of their body. This opens up a world of
possibilities for present gaming and future gaming. The Wii is totally focused on allowing the
player to freely interact with the game and even other people online. And as I said the
possibilities are endless. You can choose to play a variety of sports on Wii Sports and/or the
recently released Wii Sports Resort, you can play racing games with the steering wheel (sold
separately), go fishing, play on game shows such as Press Your Luck, and much more. Of course, you
can do much more than play Wii games. You are also able to play all your old Nintendo Gamecube
games. In addition, if you have a wireless network in your area, you can connect the Wii to the
Internet to access a wide variety of downloadable content, such as retro NES and N64 games. The web
browser (available at the online Wii shopping channel for $5.00) allows you to actually browse
through the Internet and is similar to PS3's web browser. If all this were not enough, you receive
several Wii "channels" that are preloaded on the system, so even if you don't have web browser, you
can still access news and weather from around the world, simply by pointing to virtually any part of
the on screen globe. Another Wii channel is the Mii Channel, where you can upload your mii (wii
characters that the player creates). If you are looking for the future in gaming and entertainment
(or just an inexpensive video game system), consider Wii first.