What's your biggest Wii nitpick? (keep it to a small nitpick/observation)

- The use of three languages (English, French, and Spanish) in the Wii instruction manual. I speak only English and find the other two language versions a waste of ink and paper. The same goes with the instruction manuals of many Wii games.

yowvapa2

Ok, we're gonna play a game

North America is one region and that region consists of Canada, USA, and Mexico

So do you think there could be a link between the languages in North America and the ones you're seeing on the box and manual?

Also do you think it's cheaper to make one box and manual for one region or make separate ones for each language?

[QUOTE="yowvapa2"]

- The use of three languages (English, French, and Spanish) in the Wii instruction manual. I speak only English and find the other two language versions a waste of ink and paper. The same goes with the instruction manuals of many Wii games.

Jaysonguy

Ok, we're gonna play a game

North America is one region and that region consists of Canada, USA, and Mexico

So do you think there could be a link between the languages in North America and the ones you're seeing on the box and manual?

Also do you think it's cheaper to make one box and manual for one region or make separate ones for each language?

[QUOTE="Jaysonguy"][QUOTE="yowvapa2"]

- The use of three languages (English, French, and Spanish) in the Wii instruction manual. I speak only English and find the other two language versions a waste of ink and paper. The same goes with the instruction manuals of many Wii games.

c-joel1121

Ok, we're gonna play a game

North America is one region and that region consists of Canada, USA, and Mexico

So do you think there could be a link between the languages in North America and the ones you're seeing on the box and manual?

Also do you think it's cheaper to make one box and manual for one region or make separate ones for each language?

In fact i don't remember the gc games having other languages in their manuals, or their back covers like MP3, and SPM.

They're there. Read closer.

[QUOTE="c-joel1121"][QUOTE="Jaysonguy"][QUOTE="yowvapa2"]

- The use of three languages (English, French, and Spanish) in the Wii instruction manual. I speak only English and find the other two language versions a waste of ink and paper. The same goes with the instruction manuals of many Wii games.

bob_newman

Ok, we're gonna play a game

North America is one region and that region consists of Canada, USA, and Mexico

So do you think there could be a link between the languages in North America and the ones you're seeing on the box and manual?

Also do you think it's cheaper to make one box and manual for one region or make separate ones for each language?

In fact i don't remember the gc games having other languages in their manuals, or their back covers like MP3, and SPM.

They're there. Read closer.

There's nothing to read, no point, uselessc-joel1121

I just read every one of my Gamecube games, and each one had French on them (Note that this is in Canada though. That might be why).

[QUOTE="c-joel1121"]There's nothing to read, no point, uselessbob_newman

I just read every one of my Gamecube games, and each one had French on them (Note that this is in Canada though. That might be why).

No HARD DRIVE!!!!!!!!!!!!! And for the most part bad graphics and bad games.

Crappy ports and I know some people don't care, but I think awesome graphics would make the gaming experience even better on Wii.

Ports of older PS2 games, coming to Wii looking either worse or the same

Small flash Drive(No HDD support)

Lack of great first-party titles(That are worth buying mind you)

Only supports 480p

Mini-game compilations

No Voice-chat(yet...I hope)

Its just a nitpick, no reason to be so argumentive. In fact i don't remember the gc games having other languages in their manuals, or their back covers like MP3, and SPM. c-joel1121

I own several GameCube games and I do not remember seeing French or Spanish in their instruction manuals. I begin to see both languages when I bought my Wii and some of its games (Super Mario Galaxy).

Having multiple languages in manual or packaging is a nitpick to me because having text in different languages take up so much valuable space for artwork or information. Compare the manual for a Wii game in Japan with the manual of the same game released in North America.